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Jeju Glass Castle, a Castle of Glass Encountered on the Jeoji Gotjawal Forest Path

Jeju Glass Castle is a glass sculpture theme park located near the Gotjawal in Jeoji-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju-si. Since opening in 2008, it has operated indoor exhibitions, outdoor glass sculptures, and hands-on experience spaces, making it a great addition to a travel itinerary that includes Osulloc and Jeoji Artists' Village.

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Glass Art Theme Park established on 35,978㎡ in Jeoji-ri in 2008

The place name for the input address and coordinates is not 'Jeju Glass Museum' but Jeju Glass Castle. It is located at 462, Nokchabunjae-ro, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, coordinates 33.314835·126.273445, and the phone number is 064-772-7777.

Jeju Glass Castle is a registered art museum and theme park specializing in glass that opened in 2008 after years of preparation and construction. Public information materials explain that exhibition halls, gardens, mazes, and sculptures were created on a 35,978㎡ site in Jeoji-ri. As it is designed to connect the indoors and outdoors, the tour route includes outdoor walking.

Address: 462, Nokchabunjae-ro, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju-si, Jeju-do
Phone: 064-772-7777
Opened: 2008
Site Area: 35,978㎡

제주유리의성 전경입니다. — Panoramic view of Jeju Glass Castle. — Photo source: visitjeju.net

09:00~19:00, Daily Schedule with Ticketing until 18:00

General operating hours are 09:00~19:00 daily and it is open year-round. Ticket sales end at 18:00, so to see both the outdoor works and the main building, it is safer to arrive at least before 17:00.

During July and August, it is announced that night openings operate until 22:00, with ticketing closing at 21:00. However, since night operation is a seasonal program, it is recommended to re-verify the actual operation status and closing time at 064-772-7777 before departing on a summer visit day.

General Viewing: 09:00~19:00
General Ticketing Deadline: 18:00
Closed: Open year-round
July-August Night Opening Info: 09:00~22:00, Ticketing ends 21:00
Experience Program Info: 09:00~17:30

제주유리의성 유리 조형 전시입니다. — Glass sculpture exhibition at Jeju Glass Castle. — Photo source: visitjeju.net

Adults 11,000 KRW and Separate Payment for Glass Experiences

Based on public cultural facility data, general admission is 11,000 KRW for adults, 9,000 KRW for teenagers, and 8,000 KRW for children. Jeju resident rates are separately listed as 5,000 KRW for adults and 4,000 KRW for teenagers and children, so it is best to inquire at the ticket booth whether ID verification is required.

Admission tickets and glass craft experiences are separate items. Since the experience program is guided to run until 17:30, if you prioritize programs such as making cups, plates, or accessories, you should check the availability of registration and the method of receiving the finished product before viewing. As some glass-blowing experience works were announced to be received by courier the next day, it is better not to plan your flight schedule assuming same-day pickup.

Adult Admission: 11,000 KRW
Youth Admission: 9,000 KRW
Child Admission: 8,000 KRW
Jeju Resident (Adult): 5,000 KRW
Jeju Resident (Youth/Child): 4,000 KRW
Experience Hours: 09:00~17:30

제주유리의성의 유리 작품 전시입니다. — Glass artwork exhibition at Jeju Glass Castle. — Photo source: visitjeju.net

6 Outdoor Theme Areas including Glass Maze, Mirror Lake, and Glass Bridge

The core of this place is not a single exhibition room but the glass sculptures scattered outdoors. According to the guide, about 250 sculptures are placed in 6 themed sculpture parks, including the world's first glass maze, glass spheres, glass diamonds, glass stone walls, mirror lake, and glass bridge.

The main building is announced to be a 1,285㎡ facility with one basement level and two floors above ground. Indoors, there is a workshop for making glass crafts such as glass beads, balloons, and bottles, providing an option to prioritize viewing and experiences in the main building on rainy or windy days.

Outdoor Theme Sculpture Parks: 6
Outdoor Sculptures: Approx. 250 pieces
Main Building Size: 1 basement floor, 2 ground floors
Main Building Total Floor Area: 1,285㎡
Key Points: Glass Maze, Mirror Lake, Glass Bridge, Glass Stone Wall

제주유리의성 야외 유리 조형입니다. — Outdoor glass sculpture at Jeju Glass Castle. — Photo source: visitjeju.net

‘Jeju Glass Castle’ Stop on Tourist Shuttle Bus No. 820

If you have a rental car, you can enter 462 Nokchabunjae-ro into the navigation. Parking is available and is listed as free in public guides. However, since parking congestion is not guaranteed in real-time during peak season, it is better to arrive during the morning admission hours.

For public transportation, Jeju Tourist Shuttle Bus No. 820 connects Donggwang Transfer Center, Shinhwa World, Jeju Aerospace Museum, Osulloc Tea Museum, and Jeju Glass Castle. In the official route guide, it is marked as approximately 2 minutes from Osulloc Tea Museum to Jeju Glass Castle. It is easier to group movements between tourist attractions than general city buses, but operating days, dispatch intervals, and tickets should be checked against the latest timetable on the day of travel.

Parking: Available, Free info
Tourist Shuttle Bus: No. 820
Osulloc Tea Museum to Jeju Glass Castle: Approx. 2 minutes according to route guide
Recommended Transportation: Rental car or Shuttle Bus 820
Main Inquiry: 064-772-7777

Western Mid-Mountain Route from Osulloc to Jeoji Artists' Village

Jeju Glass Castle is located in the western mid-mountain area of Jeoji-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, making it easy to group with Osulloc Tea Museum, Jeju Museum of Contemporary Art, Kim Tschang-yeul Museum, and Jeoji Artists' Village. In particular, the No. 820 shuttle bus route connects Osulloc Tea Museum and Jeju Glass Castle, which is worth noting when visiting western cultural facilities without a rental car.

Viewing time varies depending on whether you include outdoor sculptures, the main building, and experiences. If you only look at the exhibitions and outdoor routes without experiences, it takes about 1 hour 30 minutes to 2 hours, and it is more realistic to allow more than 2 hours 30 minutes if you add experiences. As it is a space with many glass works, accompany children closely to prevent them from touching the works, and it is good to ask the ticket booth about the condition of the outdoor walking paths after rain.

Recommended time without experience: 1 hour 30 minutes to 2 hours
Recommended time with experience: More than 2 hours 30 minutes
Nearby Connections: Osulloc Tea Museum, Jeju Museum of Contemporary Art, Kim Tschang-yeul Museum
Stroller/Wheelchair Accessibility: Since slope and road surface information for the outdoor route was not confirmed in official materials, it is recommended to inquire by phone before visiting
Foreign Language Information: No separate information confirmed

Before You Go

Address: 462, Nokchabunjae-ro, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju-si, Jeju-do
Hours: Daily 09:00~19:00
Closed: Open year-round
Admission: Adult 11,000 KRW, Youth 9,000 KRW, Child 8,000 KRW; Jeju Resident Adult 5,000 KRW, Youth/Child 4,000 KRW
Phone: 064-772-7777
Official site: http://www.jejuglasscastle.com/
Transport: Use Jeju Tourist Shuttle Bus No. 820 'Jeju Glass Castle'. Approx. 2 mins from Osulloc Tea Museum according to official route guide.
Parking: Parking available, Free info
Time needed: 1h 30m~2h without experience, more than 2h 30m with experience recommended
Accessibility: Includes outdoor sculpture viewing routes. Recommended to call 064-772-7777 for inquiries on wheelchair/stroller accessibility and foreign language guidance before visiting.