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Gyeongbokgung

HI. price from 15 000 to 35 000. Depens of plavce where you rent and time. Also you can find % for hanbok in internert

I believe they’re all keeping regular hours, though admission times to palaces are always reduced in February compared to summertime. I suppose this could change at any time due to the viral outbreak. Your best bet would be to contact the attraction the day before you want to go, or confirm with a concierge if your hotel has one. Both the National Museum and the War Memorial are vast in size, and of course the palaces are wide-open spaces. Infection of any sort would be considerably more likely in the subway headed to the attraction, than at the attraction itself. Do note that there’s been a run on protective masks in Seoul, so you might want to bring some with you. Web pages may not reflect a sudden emergency change in hours of opening, so I’d recommend you phone ahead. Here are phone numbers to my three favourite attractions. National Museum +82-2-2077-9000. War Memorial +82 2-709-3139. Gyeongbokgung +82-2-3700-3900.

No we couldn't enter as well, we didn't ask either. Nevertheless you could check with information, maybe they are doing some work or something in that section.

Dear all we did find them. Thanks so much

8.6 euros is too much, maybe you got the special private tour. Free entrance if you wear hanbok (which you have to rent and is pricey) or last Wednesday of the month. Yes drinks you can get from outside.

Just a day is enough! It takes only 2~3 hours to look around the whole palace. There are some traditional villages and markets, so you should visit there, too!

The passes can be bought at the ticket office just inside the entrance to the right. The changing of the gaurd is at 10am

You can buy on the spot. Advance purchase is not necessary. The queue is not long and the ticketing counters are efficient.