Teseum Teddy Bear House on Pyeonghwa-ro in Aewol

Visiting Teseum Starting at 2159 Pyeonghwa-ro

Teddy Bear House Teseum is located at 2159 Pyeonghwa-ro, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do. The English address is 2159 Pyeonghwa-ro, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, and the official representative telephone number is 064-799-4820.

Teseum is presented as an indoor tourist facility, so it can be included in your itinerary even on rainy days. Parking is reported to be available, but parking fees were not confirmed in the official visitor information. Information about wheelchair and stroller accessibility, stairs, and slopes was also not found in the published materials.

Seasonal Admission Closing Times Differ from March to November

The facility is open year-round, but its hours vary by season. During the spring and autumn seasons from March to June and September to November, it is open from 09:00 to 19:00, with admission closing at 18:00. During the summer season from July 10 through August, it is open from 08:30 to 19:00, with admission closing at 18:30.

During the winter season from December to February, it is open from 09:00 to 18:30, with admission closing at 17:40. Experience programs may close 30 minutes before each admission closing time, so visitors arriving late should not assume that they will be able to enjoy both the exhibits and the experiences.

• Spring and autumn: 09:00–19:00, admission closes at 18:00
• Summer: 08:30–19:00, admission closes at 18:30
• Winter: 09:00–18:30, admission closes at 17:40

Admission Prices Starting at 12,500 Won for Adults and Required Documents

Individual admission prices are 12,500 won for adults, 11,500 won for teenagers, and 10,500 won for children. The admission categories are adults aged 19 and over, teenagers aged 13 to 18, and children from 24 months through age 12.

Children under 24 months enter free when visitors bring supporting documents. For groups of 20 or more, prices are 10,000 won for adults, 9,000 won for teenagers, and 8,000 won for children. Jeju residents are charged 8,700 won for adults, 7,700 won for teenagers, and 7,000 won for children when they bring an identification card, resident registration certificate, or overseas Jeju resident card.

• Welfare discount: 7,800 won for adults, 7,000 won for teenagers, and 6,000 won for children
• Senior discount: 8,200 won; available to those aged 65 and over, with identification required
• Military, police, national merit recipients, and distinguished military service families: 8,200 won, with a supporting card required

The welfare discount applies to holders of welfare cards, and visitors with severe disabilities may receive the discount for one accompanying person. Distinguished military service families receive a discount for all family members when they present a supporting card.

Take the Bus from Jeju Airport and Get Off at Saemaeul Geumgo Training Center

Visitors using public transportation can take bus routes 251, 252, 253, 254, or 282 and get off at the Saemaeul Geumgo Training Center stop. The walk from the stop to Teseum is approximately six minutes.

Foreign visitors departing from Jeju Airport or accommodations in Jeju City should first check the route direction and next vehicle on a bus app or the stop's electronic display. Teseum's materials do not provide subway station, exit number, or airport transfer information, so rather than planning around a station, enter the stop name, Saemaeul Geumgo Training Center, as the destination.

For travel by car, the address is 2159 Pyeonghwa-ro, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do. Parking is reported to be available, but the number of spaces and parking fees were not confirmed.

An Exhibition Route Continuing from Theme 1 through Theme 9

The official exhibition begins with Theme 1, “Teddy Bears and Safari Friends,” followed by Theme 2, “The Road to a New Village,” and Theme 3, “Sogilli Teddy Village.” These are followed by Theme 4, “The Artist's Room,” Theme 5, “Miniature Hall,” and Theme 6, “Teddy Castle.”

The later sections include Theme 7, “Art Gallery,” Theme 8, “Experience Room,” and Theme 9, “Gift Shop.” The art gallery displays teddy bears themed around movie parodies, Greek mythology, and traditional costumes from around the world, while the gift shop sells teddy bear goods.

Easy-to-Miss Features in the Wildlife Zone and Second-Floor Aquatic Animal Exhibition

The publicly available visitor information introduces the first-floor Wildlife Zone in Building A as featuring tiger, elephant, lion, and leopard figures, along with life-size teddy bears in various poses. The space is described as being arranged so visitors can take photographs with the exhibits and touch and experience them directly.

The second floor displays aquatic animal figures including dolphins, sharks, octopuses, and turtles. There are also areas where visitors can see flocks of flamingos, cranes, and ducks, as well as a playground where children can run and play freely. Visitors who think of the facility as a place displaying only teddy bears may therefore miss much of the exhibition.

Doll and Music Box Experiences May Close Before Admission

Teseum has a Theme 8 experience room called “Teddy DIY Studio,” and the sales page advertises doll-making and music-box decorating experiences. The winter experience closing time is 17:00, while the experience closing time during the spring, autumn, and summer seasons is 17:40.

The official visitor information also states that experience programs may close 30 minutes before admission closes. Therefore, in winter, the experience closing time is 17:00, 40 minutes earlier than the facility's 17:40 admission closing time; during other seasons, experiences may also end at 17:40. Pets are not allowed inside.

The facility is described as suitable for all ages, but the available information does not confirm which areas are actually accessible to wheelchairs and strollers, whether an elevator is available, whether English information or an audio guide is provided, whether photography is restricted, or whether payment is cash-only.

Reports of the 2008 Opening and Teseum's Current Business Scope

Teseum was introduced in 2009 media reports as having opened in August 2008. The current operator is Teddy Bear House Teseum Co., Ltd., and its representative is Min Mi-gyeong. The official business introduction lists museum and exhibition planning, teddy bear design and production, distribution and sales, and licensing as related activities.

It also describes cultural and artistic content businesses, the development of emotional stability and emotional intelligence education programs, and teddy bear artist training programs as part of its operating scope. Teseum can therefore be understood as a venue that brings together exhibitions connecting safari, aquatic animals, villages, castles, and art museums through stuffed animals, along with an experience room and gift shop.

The official website is https://teseum.net/ and the email address is [email protected]. The operator's business registration number is 616-81-60971, and its mail-order business registration number is Jeju Aewol 2015-0059.