At a glance
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Ages 14 and over. Information line: 02-777-6604.
Hours
11:00–20:00; last entry 19:00.
Closed
Open all year.
Booking
Klook sells live-fire sessions here as course packages.
Myeongdong Shooting Range brings live-fire shooting into the middle of Seoul's busiest shopping district, on the third floor of a building in Chungmuro 2-ga. It has five lanes whose targets can be set at any distance up to 15 m, the international standard, and about 100 firearms ranging from .32 to .45 caliber. Safety equipment and trained range staff guide every session, so first-timers can take part.
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Right next to Myeongdong Shooting Range
About 100 m away
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Tips
- The minimum age is 14, so check before planning a visit with younger teens.
- Last entry is 19:00; it is easy to fit in between shopping stops in Myeongdong.
Nearby
MyeongdongK-beauty flagships, evening street-food stalls and a landmark Gothic cathedral, all packed into a few walkable blocks below Namsan.
Myeongdong NANTA TheatreThe Myeongdong home of NANTA, the wordless comedy show drummed out on kitchen tools, close to Myeongdong Station.
Namsangol Hanok VillageFive Joseon-era hanok moved here from around Seoul, set in a traditional garden at the foot of Namsan, with hands-on culture programs.
Korea HouseA hanok cultural venue below Namsan serving Joseon court-style dinners and traditional tea, with performances by its own dance troupe.Facts from the Korea Tourism Organization (TourAPI). KOGL
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Checked Oct 18, 2026