Hundertwasser’s Onion Dome and 131 Windows on Udo Island
Hundertwasser Park is a cultural and artistic space on Jeju’s Udo Island themed around Friedensreich Hundertwasser. If you plan to visit the exhibition hall, Udo Museum of Art, walking trail, and café, it is best to allow at least one to two hours, including the ferry ride from Seongsanpo Port.
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What do the three onion domes built on Udo Island represent?
Hundertwasser Park is a cultural and artistic space on Udo Island, Jeju, created around the Hundertwasser theme. Hundertwasser is introduced as one of Austria’s three great painters and an architect, alongside Gustav Klimt and Egon Schiele. He is also described as a pioneer of the environmental movement who dreamed of peaceful coexistence with nature.
The park’s architectural features include three onion domes designed to harmonize with Udo’s natural surroundings, 78 ceramic columns, and 131 windows in different shapes. The ceramic columns are introduced as an invention Hundertwasser created during a 100-day residency with Austrian ceramic artisan Abinger, and the 78 columns here are works from the Abinger Studio.

A five-minute walk from the ferry at Seongsanpo Port to Cheonjin Port
If departing from Jeju’s main island, travel to Seongsanpo Port and take a ferry to Udo. Ferries departing from Seongsanpo Port arrive at either Cheonjin Port or Haumokdong Port. From Cheonjin Port, the park is about a five-minute walk away.
If you get off at Haumokdong Port, it takes about 10 minutes by car to reach the park. Ferry service to Udo may be suspended depending on weather conditions, so before departure it is safest to call Seongsanpo Port at 064-782-5671 to confirm operations. The latest ferry schedules and fares are not included in this guide.

Why Udohaean-gil 32-12 differs from the official address
The destination address provided by the user is Hundertwasser Park, 32-12 Udohaean-gil, Udo-myeon, Jeju-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province. Meanwhile, the official directions for Hundertwasser Park list 32-24 Udohaean-gil, Udo-myeon, Jeju-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, so the two addresses differ.
In a navigation app, it is practical to search for “Hundertwasser Park” as the destination and choose a route based on the departure port: about five minutes on foot from Cheonjin Port or about 10 minutes by car from Haumokdong Port. The park’s main telephone number is 064-766-6000, and the official website is http://www.hundertwasserpark.co.kr.

Which should you choose: the 10,000-won or 15,000-won ticket?
As of 2026, the basic ticket costs 10,000 won for middle school students through adults, 6,000 won for children aged 36 months through elementary school, and is free for children under 36 months. The basic ticket includes park admission, the Hundertwasser special exhibition, and one Americano at Cafe Winds.
The package costs 15,000 won for middle school students through adults, 9,000 won for children aged 36 months through elementary school, and is free for children under 36 months. It additionally includes the Udo Museum of Art, a Hundertwasser Edition badge, and a wish postcard with a stamp. Presenting a Cafe Winds receipt discounts park admission to 8,000 won for adults and 6,000 won for children. The one beverage included with the ticket can be replaced with a kids’ drink for children. Admission is free for infants under 36 months, but no beverage is provided.

Exhibition galleries open from 09:30, with admission closing at 17:00
As of 2026, the Hundertwasser Exhibition Gallery is open from 09:30 to 18:00, but final admission to the park is at 17:00. The Udo Museum of Art is also open from 09:30 to 18:00, so arriving late in the afternoon may leave little time to view the interiors.
The exhibition galleries consist of the painting gallery “King of Painters,” the print gallery “On a Rainy Day,” the life gallery “The Life of Hundertwasser,” and the environmental architecture gallery “Architectural Therapist.” Twenty-four paintings ranging from his childhood to old age are displayed chronologically. A 45-minute documentary, “Hundertwasser’s Regentag,” co-directed in 1972 by Hundertwasser and director Peter Schamoni, is also screened. The film was nominated at the 1972 Cannes Film Festival and in the Academy Awards’ foreign-language documentary category.

The Hide-and-Seek Trail and Gaksi Water, where you can find 100 faces
The park consists of the Hundertwasser Exhibition Gallery, the Udo Museum of Art, a goods shop, and other facilities. One hundred amusing faces are hidden along the Hide-and-Seek Trail, so rather than quickly photographing only the building exterior, take time to examine the walls and decorations along the path.
Gaksi Water is introduced as a place that grants wishes for love. Visitor guidance recommends allowing one to two hours, and indicates that the lunchtime period is the busiest. Visitor reviews include 13 comments praising the photo opportunities and 11 comments saying that parking is convenient.
How to combine the 18:00 café closing time with a 20:30 meal at Malchait
Cafe Hundertwinds is open from 09:30 to 18:00, with last orders at 17:30. It is introduced as a café overlooking Seongsan Ilchulbong and the sea around Udo, and its signature dessert is U-Donut. If you plan to use the café, arrive no later than the park’s 17:00 admission cutoff.
Malchait is open from 11:00 to 20:30, with a break from 15:30 to 16:30 and last orders at 20:00. It serves basalt schnitzel, Tolkan-i risotto, and abalone-and-cutlassfish-roe-pasta. Tolkan-i Barbecue House is open from 17:00 to 22:00, so you can plan dinner after viewing the exhibitions, but you should also consider ferry schedules and service availability for returning from Udo to Jeju’s main island.
What to know in advance about parking and wheelchair use
Public information indicates that parking is available and that dedicated accessible parking facilities are provided. Visitor guidance includes 11 comments saying that parking is convenient. However, the number of spaces and parking fees have not been confirmed, so drivers should check separately on site.
An accessible elevator and accessible restrooms are listed, and facility accessibility is marked as “easy,” with both indoor and outdoor areas. Visitors entering without reservations account for 95%, so visiting without a reservation is also common. However, the availability of English guidance and audio guides, as well as photography restrictions, has not been confirmed. The site is listed as open year-round, but separate information about facility-specific closing days has not been confirmed.
Before You Go
- Address
- Hundertwasser Park, 32-12 Udohaean-gil, Udo-myeon, Jeju-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province; the official directions list 32-24 Udohaean-gil
- Hours
- Hundertwasser Exhibition Gallery: 09:30–18:00 (park admission closes at 17:00); Udo Museum of Art: 09:30–18:00; Cafe Hundertwinds: 09:30–18:00 (last orders at 17:30)
- Closed
- Listed as open year-round
- Admission
- Basic ticket: 10,000 won for middle school students through adults, 6,000 won for children aged 36 months through elementary school, and free for children under 36 months. Package: 15,000 won for middle school students through adults, 9,000 won for children aged 36 months through elementary school, and free for children under 36 months
- Phone
- 064-766-6000
- Official site
- http://www.hundertwasserpark.co.kr
- Transport
- Seongsanpo Port → Cheonjin Port → approximately five minutes on foot; Seongsanpo Port → Haumokdong Port → approximately 10 minutes by car. Ferry service may be suspended in bad weather
- Parking
- Parking is listed as available, with dedicated accessible parking facilities indicated. Parking fees could not be confirmed
- Time needed
- Approximately 1–2 hours
- Accessibility
- Accessible elevator, accessible restrooms, and accessible parking facilities are listed
The information above is current as of the time of writing. Check the official information again before visiting.
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