고흐의정원 At a glance
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Free parking.
Hours
Daily 08:50–18:30; last entry 17:30.
Closed
Open all year.
Admission
Adults KRW 12,000, teens KRW 10,000, children (36 months to elementary school) KRW 8,000. Groups of 20 or more: KRW 10,000 / 8,000 / 6,000. Jeju residents, national merit holders, people with disabilities and seniors: KRW 8,000 for adults and teens, KRW 6,000 for children.
Booking
Klook sells admission tickets.
Garden of Gogh reinterprets Vincent van Gogh's paintings with digital technology, but its real subject is the artist himself rather than his famous canvases. Instead of only looking at the works, visitors are invited to see, hear and touch them as they follow his story. It is in Seongsan-eup, on Jeju's southeast side.
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Seogwipo Sungsan Golden Village Pension
Northeast of Garden of Gogh
About 4.8 km away
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Tips
- Phone: 064-783-6700.
Nearby
Seongeup Folk VillageA lived-in village of thatched houses that served as a district seat for 500 years, in the foothills north of Pyoseon.
Jeju Folk VillageAbout 100 traditional Jeju houses, moved here with their original stones and posts, recreate island life of the 1890s on the Pyoseon coast.
Bunker de LumieresA former communications bunker in Seongsan turned into an immersive art space, where great paintings are projected across the walls to music.
SeopjikojiA broad headland near Seongsan with an old stone beacon tower, a white lighthouse on a red-scoria hill and canola flowers in spring.Facts and main photo: Korea Tourism Organization (TourAPI). The photo is used under KOGL Type 1 (Korea Open Government License, attribution). KOGL
Checked Oct 18, 2026