Changgyeong Palace The ancient palace full of historical charm is not to be missed!

#Seoul Attractions When you go to Seoul and feel the charm of ancient Joseon, you must not miss Changgyeong Palace🥳 This ancient palace full of historical rhyme is like an open history book for you to savor. Check out the guide now and embark on this journey through time and space together🧳 Basic Information Changgyeonggung Palace is located at 185 Changgyeonggung-ro (Woryong-dong), Jongno-gu, Seoul, also known as Dongyeong, and is one of the five largest palaces in Seoul. Initially built by King Sejong the Great for the abdicated Taejong, it was called Shoukanggong. Later, during the reign of Seongjong, Mingzheng Hall, Wenzheng Hall and Tongming Hall were built and renamed Changqing Palace to support several concubines of Shizu. The palace has gone through countless ups and downs, been destroyed by war and used as a zoo, but fortunately the restoration and restoration work that began in 1987 has given it its former glory. Transportation Guide By Subway🚇: Take Subway Line 4 to Hyehwa Station, exit from Exit 4, walk through Seoul University Hospital, and walk for about 10 minutes. Along the way, you can feel the street atmosphere of Seoul and enjoy the scenery along the way. By bus🚌: There are several bus lines that pass near Changgyeonggung Palace, such as 102, 151 and so on. However, before taking the bus, remember to check the timetable and drop-off point in advance. Opening hours March to October: weekends and holidays 09:00 - 19:00, other times 09:00 - 18:00; November to February: 09:00 - 17:30. Please note that Tuesdays of every month are closed. Be sure to check the time in advance before you go. Don't go in vain.