[2025 Seogwipo Attraction] Travel Guide for Teddy Bear Museum (Updated Apr)

The Teddy Bear Museum on Jeju Island is one of the tourist attractions. It takes about an hour to tour the whole place. The building's exterior is very colorful, and the guide mentioned that it wasn't built by Koreans. Once you step inside, you'll find it's a completely different world, and it's very different from what you might imagine a teddy bear museum to be. The teddy bears inside are almost all anthropomorphized, and many of them are quite tall, some even a bit startling 😂. There are various teddy bears dressed in human costumes, and it also houses the world's most expensive teddy bear. It's truly a unique museum.

#wheretogo Visiting the Teddy Bear Museum was my childhood dreams and now that I am a big kid, it felt great to finally earn some money and checked it off my list. Though I would say times and interest has changed, but I will never regretted coming to Jeju to see it. Teddy Bear Museum as the name says, is a museum full of unique teddy bears from different countries and age. It was quite fun to see so many teddy bears gathered and dressed up for different occasions. At the end of the journey there is a souvenir store, which shockingly still sells the same merchandise my aunt bought for me as a kid.

#jeju #teddybear This is the famous Teddy Bear museum located in Seogwipo, Jeju Island. It is more assessable via car rather than public transport. You can see how the designs of the Teddy bear transforms from centuries ago till now. It is really interesting and fascinating to know how much it has changed. They also made teddy bears from famous paintings like the Mona Lisa. So cute!

Address - 31 Jungmungwangwang-ro110beon-gil, 특별자치도 Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do, South Korea Highlights - Rating - 4.5 star Teddy Bear Museum Jeju elizabeth lau Give Teddy bear museum jeju a review The Teddy Bear Museum in Jeju is a delightful and unique attraction that is perfect for visitors of all ages. As the name suggests, the museum is entirely dedicated to teddy bears, and it showcases a vast collection of teddy bears from all around the world. One of the highlights of the Teddy Bear Museum in Jeju is the collection of teddy bears that are dressed up in traditional Korean clothing. The attention to detail in these exhibits is impressive, and visitors can learn a lot about Korean culture through these adorable bears. The museum also has a section dedicated to famous people and events, where visitors can see teddy bears dressed up as celebrities, historical figures, and even characters from movies and television shows. The museum's interactive exhibits are also noteworthy, allowing visitors to take photos with their favorite teddy bears and even design their own teddy bears. Overall, the Teddy Bear Museum in Jeju is a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Jeju Island. The exhibits are well-curated, and the attention to detail is impressive. It is a fun and educational attraction that is sure to delight visitors of all ages. #teddybearmuseum #jeju #travel

This is a dining restaurant called LMNT, located a little inside the Teddy Bear Museum in Jungmun Tourist Complex! You must order wine, and small dishes that go well with wine are prepared according to the season, and it is a nice place with classical music playing in a forest-like atmosphere. The food was generally clean and the staff was friendly. However, the food was not very diverse and the price seemed a little high compared to the taste.. Hehe.. #SummerCapture#RestaurantExploration#SafeTravel#JejuIslandTravel

Jeju Island Teddy Bear Museum 🌟Highlights: It is said that there are two teddy bear museums in Jeju Island. We went to the Joans Teddy Bear Museum. It is said that she was the first person in Korea to make teddy bear dolls, although the museum is not too big. 🚗Traffic guide: The museum is in the Chinese tourist area, very close to our hotel, about ten minutes by car 🕙Opening Hours: close at 6 o'clock 💰Ticket price: 10,000 won for adults and 6,000 won for children   📌Little Tips: This museum is divided into upper and lower floors with teddy bears in some classic scenes, such as the prince Hepburn's ladylike British Academy style. Upstairs, there are teddy bears wearing national costumes including Hanbok Hanfu and Kimono Roman Gladiator Waiting is very realistic. The third floor is a terrace where you can see the good view of the Sea View and the souvenir shop. #happynewyear

As its name, here is an idea to visit for Teddy Bear lovers and who interested in. Many zone that's quite interesting such as the first Winnie the Pooh, world's all time classic paintings x Teddy Bear, characters bear like Michael Jackson or Audrey Hepburn from Breakfast at Tiffany, and Steve Jobs. Entrance fees isn't cheap but still OK. For the exhibition of Bear dolls is good but for the shop, just soso nothing attractive. #GiveThanks

Tips: i would recommend to rent a car and prepare in advance for international driver’s license since the island is quite big and to reach many destinations will take quite some time. Bus is reliable but you have to wait quite some time. 🚇 Transportation: bus & taxi 📷 Photo Spots : Cheonjeyeon Waterfall, Teddy Bear Museum, Bomunsa Temple, Osuloc Green Tea Field 🏠 Accommodation: Heyy Seogwipo

To be honest, Jeju Island is a blessing for working people, as it only takes two hours to get there and you don't need a visa...🤣🤭 💚My itinerary (photos are not in order) ① The filming location of the Korean drama "Dae Jang Geum" - [Seongeup Folk Village] ② [Seongsan Ilchulbong], formed by an underwater volcanic eruption 100,000 years ago ③ The romantic mountain and sea view that looks like the end of the world in a movie - [Seopjikoji] ④ Teddy Bear Museum - [Seogwipo] ⑤ The filming location of the Korean drama "Princess Hours" - [Teddy Bear Museum] ⑥ The most beautiful secret place - [Seogwipo] 📝Tips: The biggest drawback of Jeju Island is the high cost of living and the lack of supplies.😹 I can't say the food is delicious, but it is really expensive.😹 I went there in February, and it was quite cold. I'll go again when it's warmer.

#newyearnewtrip #travelanywhere #thingstodo Imagine stepping into a world where teddy bears aren’t just toys, but part of an artful, whimsical universe. That's exactly what I discovered at the Teddy Bear Museum on Jeju Island. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted by rows of meticulously crafted bears in costumes and lifelike poses, each one telling its own charming story. What made the experience even more special was how the museum combined nostalgia with creativity. As a family-friendly destination, it’s perfect for visitors of all ages—whether you're marveling at the themed exhibits or enjoying a cozy break at the on-site cafe. Pro tip: Don’t forget to swing by the gift shop for unique souvenirs. If you have kids, they’ll love the interactive displays! The Teddy Bear Museum is an enchanting stop that offers a blend of art, fun, and memories. A must-visit for anyone on Jeju Island.

#koreatrip "The Teddy Bear Museum is an adorable and quirky attraction in Jeju. It features an impressive collection of teddy bears, including displays of bears dressed as historical figures, celebrities, and even in traditional Korean attire. I enjoyed the creative themes in the exhibits, like the recreation of famous art and cultural scenes using teddy bears. There’s also a gift shop with unique souvenirs. It’s a fun and lighthearted stop, especially if you’re traveling with kids or just want to do something whimsical. The museum doesn’t take too long to explore, but it’s worth it for the novelty."

Winter Sonata, Korea! Let me take you on a 5-day tour of Korea's ice and snow, with lots of surprises! From food and attractions to local specialties, we've got it all! Are you ready to take on the cold and beautiful winter trip to Korea? -- 🌟Itinerary: Day 1: Ikseon-dong Hanok Village - Namsan Park - N Seoul Tower We will first visit Ikseon-dong Hanok Village, then take a walk in Namsan Park, and finally climb N Seoul Tower to see the panoramic view of Seoul. Day 2: Gyeongbokgung Palace - Blue House - Bukchon Hanok Village - Tongin Market The itinerary is full of Korean history and culture, from Gyeongbokgung Palace to the Blue House, to the ancient architecture of Bukchon Hanok Village and the bustling Tongin Market💖. Day 3: Myeongdong Spend the whole day shopping in Myeongdong to satisfy your potential shopping desires and enjoy the collision of culture and food😋. Day 4: Udo Island - Seongsan Ilchulbong - Seopjikoji - Seongeup Folk Village - Hallasan National Park See five places in one day, and your eyes and soul will be satisfied, from the tranquility of Udo Island to the splendor of Seongsan Ilchulbong, to the history of Seongeup Folk Village, your suitcase will be full😊. Day 5: Jeju Teddy Bear Museum On the last day of your trip, visit the Jeju Teddy Bear Museum and get up close and personal with the cute teddy bears, leaving you with the last beautiful memory🐻. -- 👜Travel Essentials: Korea Trip 📱1. You must bring a global roaming SIM card, otherwise you won't be able to use your phone. Also, many places in Korea offer free Wi-Fi, so remember to set your phone to connect automatically. ⚙️2. Korea uses a two-pin round plug, so you may need a plug adapter. Also, don't forget to bring a charger and portable power bank to keep your electronics charged during your trip. 📝3. Since you need a visa, you must prepare your passport and visa before you leave. Keep these two important items in a safe and visible place, preferably in a multi-layer waterproof bag to prevent moisture. 🧥4. January in Korea is very cold, especially at night, so it is recommended to bring some warm clothes, such as wool sweaters, thick coats, scarves, hats, and gloves. 💊5. The trip may be interrupted by physical discomfort, so it is necessary to bring some common medicines, such as painkillers, cold medicine, band-aids, and some special medicines for personal use. 📷6. Everyone loves to capture and share the beautiful moments of their trip, so a camera is a must. Whether it's a camera, phone, or GoPro, don't forget to charge them and prepare a memory card. -- Korea trip, food, shopping, and scenery, all in one, enjoy your trip!✈️🥳

Someone brought me here, but if I paid the entrance fee and came with my own money, I feel a little sorry. If you like teddy bears so much, I won't stop you. They dress them up in costumes of famous people such as famous paintings, characters, and movie stars. The teddy bears are cute, but they don't seem to have much of a hit. When I tried to buy a doll, even a small one was so expensive. I gave up on buying it and came out. #NewYorkFlightEvent #TeddyBearMuseum #JejuTravel

I went to the Jeju Teddy Bear Museum! I thought it was just an exhibition of teddy bear dolls, but it had a museum-like feel, with various art pieces reborn as dolls. There are also photo spots here and there, so if you take a child who likes dolls, they'll probably like it. #New YorkFlightEvent

There aren't many places to go in Jeju Island during the cold winter, but I recommend this place! It's indoors so you don't have to worry about the cold, and although they're all made of dolls, there are many cute photo spots with pretty similar animal dolls, so it's good to go with kids or as a couple. #New YorkFlightEvent

The Teddy Bear Museum in Jeju, themed around teddy bears, showcases precious teddy bears collected from around the world and also introduces the history of humanity in the 20th century. With many adorable teddy bears, it is extremely popular among children. At the Elvis performance venue, you can listen to a teddy bear concert dressed as Elvis Presley every 15 minutes. There is also an outdoor garden, a gift shop, and a cafe. Opening Hours 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM * Last admission at 5:30 PM Closed Open all year round

Traveling abroad is all about seeing different things. This museum has a lot of storytelling. Teddy bears combine history, stories, and myths to create a special scene. It is impressive and worth taking your children to visit.

Visiting the Teddy Bear Museum offers a unique and unusual way to explore the history of various countries, all presented through teddy bears. Each exhibit tells a story, with teddy bears dressed in traditional attire or depicting key historical events from different cultures. It’s a creative and engaging experience, allowing visitors to connect with global history in an unexpected format. The museum’s use of teddy bears to represent diverse periods and traditions adds a playful yet educational touch, making it a memorable destination for both history enthusiasts and casual visitors alike.

An indoor theme park featuring over 1,000 teddy bears from around the world. The museum spans approximately 4,100 tsubo, making it one of the largest teddy bear museums in the world. The museum showcases a variety of adorable teddy bears, including collaboration bears with Louis Vuitton, Disneyland opening bears, and Marilyn Monroe bears. Access About 20 minutes by taxi from Seogwipo City Bus Terminal Hours: 09:00 - 20:00

#Teddybearmusium We came here for honeymoon during the covid time. It was such a nice place. I love teddy bears 🧸 🗓️

Loved seeing bill gates as a teddy bear. Highlight of my day.

#koreatrip Enhance your visit to the Teddy Bear Museum, spanning four floors of captivating exhibits. Delve into the rich history and diverse collections of teddy bears from around the world showcased on each floor, offering a unique glimpse into the cultural significance of these cherished companions. I didn’t expect it to be so good. It was a beautiful experience. The way they showed teddies in various historical and contemporary settings, that’s just lovely. I would recommend it as must a visit as Alive museum. You can get some awesome souvenirs from the shop as well.

The Teddy Bear Museum, for someone like me who still has a childlike heart, is truly a delightful place to visit. The variety of adorably shaped teddy bears inside the museum really melts my heart upon seeing them. No wonder this place has always been so beloved and well-received.

#freehotelstay This is the Jeju Teddy Bear museum situated in Seogwipo Jeju island. If you’re a fan of the Goong drama from years ago, you’ll definitely recognise the famous prince and princess bears that were featured in it! The museum also displays different teddies from different era and countries. How they have transformed over the past centuries. It is really interesting. They also have teddies that mimic famous arts like Mona Lisa and Adam and Eve.

#wheretogo …..Teddy Bear Museum💫💫💫 Address - 31, Jungmungwangwang-ro110beon-gil, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do. #teddylovers One of the famous main tourist attractions in Jeju – the Teddy Bear Museum.📍✔️✔️ it’s interesting n fantastic spot for kids, as well adults seeing a lot of teddy bears. #highlyrecommended 👍🏻⭐️✨It’s family-friendly attraction showcasing the teddy bears and the re-enactment of teddy’s history, artworks, and regions around the world with teddy bears. There’s a lot of antique, vintage and costly teddies can be found here in Jeju.😊👍🏻✨ #anna29diary #tripmoments #awesomepic #tripblazers #mustvisit #explorekorea #korea #jeju #teddy #bears #museum #tb

Jeju Island in South Korea are full of museums. I took the time to check out the Teddy Bear museum 🐻 They got really cool scenes with different bears and you can even let them personalize a bear for you. If you are in the area or love teddy bears go check this museum out. The kids and you will love it. It's not a big museum, you will probably need just an hour to go through the whole museum. #bicycleride #teddybearmuseum #jeju #south_korea

#teddybear #jejuisland These are our last stop at Jeju Island where we visit Teddy Bear Museum in Seogwipo, South Korea. Seogwipo Teddy Bear Museum houses an extraordinary collection of toy bears of all shapes and sizes. It varies an iconic collection of celebrities such as Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley and Gandhi. A collection of Mona Lisa, LV Bear and Diamond Bear cab be seen in the Arts Gallery. Later part of the day, we are heading to a nearby restaurant for dinner before going back to hotel. Need to rest early for our next journey to Busan. Its open 365 day a year, starts from 9.00 am - 7.00 pm Address : 31 Jungmungwangwang-ro 110beon-gil, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do, South Korea.

Jeju Island, the largest island in South Korea, is located in the southwestern sea area of South Korea, with an area of 1845 square kilometers and a population of 600,000. The climate on the island is pleasant, making it a famous tourist destination. Jeju City is located on the north coast of the island. In 2007, Jeju Island was designated as a World Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO and is known as the "Hawaii of South Korea". It is said that there were three immortals who met three princesses from the country of Bi Lang in the East China Sea, who came by wooden boat with cattle, horses, and seeds of five grains. The three immortals married the three princesses and established a village, where they lived for a long time. The famous tourist attraction in Jeju Island, "Samseonghyeol," is a historical site related to this myth. It is said that during the Three Kingdoms period, there was an ancient country called "Dangro" in Jeju, which was later renamed "Jeju" during the reign of King Gaozong of Goryeo. Asia's largest Teddy Bear Museum is located on Jeju Island. This museum in Seogwipo City is very large and collects teddy bears of various scenes. Visitors can watch Teddy Bear Puppet Theater performances and the central hall also sells various Teddy Bear peripheral toys. The Teddy Bear Museum includes different types of small bear plush toys from all over the world: Van Gogh bears, astronaut bears, science fiction bears who "died tragically", vegetable-selling bears, outdoor scaffolding giant bears, and so on. There is a feeling of being healed in every display case. In addition to taking photos, the dazzling array of peripheral souvenirs also attracts children. Along the road by the seaside, ride clockwise. The sun is shining and there is a sea breeze. When we reach a spot where we can go into the sea, we park our bikes by the roadside and run down to take photos. The stones by the seaside here are surprisingly black, and there are some small stones piled up with black stones, which are said to be used for sacrifice. When we come across a pavilion to rest, we stop our bikes, take out food from our backpacks to replenish our energy, and sit down to rest. During the ride, we also encounter some island women who go to the sea to catch seafood and seaweed, which they sell after drying them on the shore. Thinking about the time to rent a car and the return boat ticket, we don't stay too long and continue to ride clockwise along the seaside. Although we say "ride", the electric bike only needs a few pedals to start moving, so it doesn't take much effort. The speed is faster in the second half of the journey, and when we encounter downhill roads, we are as happy as flying. If you want to eat, we recommend Baojian Road. The last time we went to Baojian Road was a long time ago. The proportion of Chinese restaurants is really beyond our imagination. Even our entire charter driver is Chinese (graduated from Jeju University, young people from Jiangsu and Zhejiang). Before eating the emperor crab, of course, we took a photo to commemorate it. As for the cheese restaurant, the boss will perform and show you what is the longest and thinnest cheese, which is super interesting. The two representatives of Jeju cuisine, seafood and black pork, rely on the geographical advantage of being surrounded by the sea on three sides. Jeju's seafood is particularly fresh and cheap. There is a street for black pork barbecue in Jian'in-dong, Jeju City, which must be tasted! It is recommended to play for about three days throughout the journey! Take a day off and get up early to watch the sunrise over the sea.