The Teddy Bear Museum – or Teseum – is a must visit attraction in Jeju. If you’ve seen the Korean drama Goong (Princess Hours), some scenes were filmed here. However, due to time constraints during our tour in Jeju, we decided to skip this museum. Luckily, we found out that there is Teseum in Seoul so we paid a visit.
How to get to Teddy Bear Museum
Take the subway to Dongmyo Station and take exit 6. The entrance to the museum is right beside the station exit.
Admission Fee
Adults have to pay KRW 13,000 to enter. We did not pay any fee for my daughter since children below 2 years old are free. We just presented documents as proof of her age (passport).
Inside Teddy Bear Museum
Let us take you on a photowalk inside Teseum
Mandatory photo at the entrance
We love Teddy Bears! (and Pororo)
With the prettiest bear bride we’ve ever seen
Summer and Spring
Winter and Autumn
If teddy bears live during the Joseon Era
“Will somebody give this girl something to do”
Bears in dioramas
Bear tourists at Nseoul Tower
Cool bears go clubbing
There are bears doing traditional medicine
Bears in other countries
“Mommy, can I have an orange, please?”
Winter Wonderland
“Let it go, let it go”
“Please don’t feed the bears, especially the ones seated on the bench” LOL!
Under the Sea
Bear diver
A peculiar pianist
“Bearmaid Princess”
Teseum Safari
Huggable Panda bears are the cutest!
Fairytale Bears
Alice in Bearland lol!
When you exit, you’ll find shelves of teddy bear souvenirs, dressed in various costumes. They also have cute teddy keychains.
Teddy in traditional hanbok, a perfect souvenir from Korea!
Royal Teddies which you can buy individually or in pair
Aww..isn’t this the sweetest?
We had fun exploring Teseum. If you love teddy bears just like us, then you must include this in your itinerary.
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