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Famous sight · not on UNESCO's list

Gyeongbokgung Palace tickets: ₩3,000

Main adult ticket: Admission, visitors from abroad aged 19 to 64. Every ticket type is listed here, checked on the official site in October 2026.

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  • Admission, visitors from abroad aged 19 to 64Visitors from abroad aged 18 and under go freeChild Free₩3,000
  • Group of 10 or more, per adult₩2,400
  • Integrated palace pass: Gyeongbokgung, Changdeokgung, Changgyeonggung, Deoksugung and JongmyoOne visit to each within 6 months (not Changdeokgung's Secret Garden); sold at their ticket offices₩6,000

Main ticket ₩3,000 (about US$2 · £2, 2026-10-23 rates)

Checked October 2026 on the official site

Free entry

Visitors from abroad aged 18 and under or 65 and over; anyone wearing hanbok (Korean traditional dress); registered disabled visitors (with one companion for more severe disabilities). Proof is needed.

Booking

Buy at the palace ticket office. Local residents of the district get 50% off.

Buy from the official seller: Royal Palaces and Tombs Center: admission fees (in Korean)

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Nearby

Within 100 km (62 miles), as the crow flies.

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Questions

How much does it cost to visit Gyeongbokgung Palace?

The main adult ticket (Admission, visitors from abroad aged 19 to 64) costs ₩3,000, about US$2 · £2. Prices were checked on the official website in October 2026.

Can you visit Gyeongbokgung Palace for free?

Visitors from abroad aged 18 and under or 65 and over; anyone wearing hanbok (Korean traditional dress); registered disabled visitors (with one companion for more severe disabilities). Proof is needed.

Do you need to book Gyeongbokgung Palace tickets in advance?

Buy at the palace ticket office. Local residents of the district get 50% off.