Accessible Korea

Gyeongbuk 경북

5 barrier-free places, checked venue by venue

  1. Daegaya History Theme Park

    This Daegaya History Theme Park showcases pottery, iron, and gayageum culture with a 4D theater, experience halls, forest trails, and accessible guest rooms.

    Verified accessibility

    • Step-free entrance
    • Accessible parking
    • Accessible restroom
    • Diaper changing station
    • Nursing room
    • Braille & tactile guides

    Tactile & Audio Tourist Information Board; * Braille-inclusive Pamphlet / Accessible Guest Room

    Hours
    Tue~Sun 09:00 - 18:00 / Closed on Mondays
    Address
    1216, Daegaya-ro, Daegaya-eup, Goryeong-gun, Gyeongbuk
    Map Call Website
  2. Bomun Tourist Complex

    Bomun Tourist Complex

    Designated as a tourist district in 1975, the Bomun Tourist Complex marks its 50th anniversary in 2025 and has emerged as a new tourism hub through the 2025 APEC Summit. In 2015, it was selected as Korea's first "Accessible Tourism Destination," having established inclusive infrastructure that accommodates persons with disabilities, seniors, and families traveling with infants and young children.

    Verified accessibility

    • Step-free entrance
    • Accessible parking
    • Accessible restroom
    • Diaper changing station
    Hours
    Open year-round
    Address
    Shinpyeong-dong, Gyeongju, Gyeongbuk
    Map Call Website
  3. Gyeongju Expo Grand Park

    Gyeongju Expo Grand Park

    Gyeongju Expo Grand Park hosted the world's first culture and arts exposition, the Gyeongju World Culture Expo, in 1998 and has since held the event ten times, enhancing the global presence of Korean culture. Major attractions include Gyeongju Tower, Solgeo Art Museum, the Bium Meditation Path, and Luminight, along with various exhibition and experience facilities.

    Verified accessibility

    • Step-free entrance
    • Accessible elevator
    • Sign-language service
    • Accessible parking
    • Accessible restroom
    • Diaper changing station
    • Nursing room
    • Wheelchair rental

    Accessible Elevator (Gyeongju Tower) / Wheelchair Lift; Sign Language Promotional Video (not on-site interpretation); * Wheelchair & Stroller Rental / Accessible Seating (Theater)

    Hours
    Jan~Apr 10:00 - 18:00, May~Sep 10:00 - 19:00, Oct~Dec 10:00 - 18:00 / Open year-round
    Address
    614, Gyeonggam-ro, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongbuk
    Map Call Website

  4. Gumi Eco-Healing Forest

    Gumi Eco-Healing Forest offers gentle trails for all, with purple liriope blooms in August. The 2.4km Geumosan Olle Trail circles the lake, showcasing seasonal views.

    Verified accessibility

    • Step-free entrance
    • Barrier-free trail
    • Accessible parking
    • Accessible restroom
    • Braille & tactile guides

    Tactile & Audio Tourist Information Board; * Braille-inclusive Pamphlet

    Hours
    Open year-round
    Address
    341, Geumosan-ro, Gumi-si, Gyeongbuk
    Map Call Website
  5. Wolyeong Bridge

    Wolyeong Bridge

    Wolyeong Bridge, named after submerged Wolyeongdae and local places, reflects moonlight on the river, awakening forgotten dreams and memories.

    Verified accessibility

    • Step-free entrance
    • Barrier-free trail
    • Audio guide
    • Accessible parking
    • Accessible restroom
    • Braille & tactile guides

    Tactile & Audio Tourist Information Board; Audio Guide (Odii); * Braille-inclusive Pamphlet

    Hours
    Open at all times / Open year-round
    Address
    569, Sanga-dong, Andong-si, Gyeongbuk
    Map Call Website

Source: Seoul Tourism Organization, “Integrated Guidebook for Universal Tourism Governance”, compiled December 2025; text reused with attribution, the guide’s photos are not. Facilities change, confirm with the venue before you travel.

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