We recommend children's museums where you can spend quality time with your family while relaxing and learning. These are places where satiate their curiosity while also providing knowledge, with an experience center where they may use their five senses to touch, experience, and feel.

Oktokki Space Center

The Oktoki Space Center consists of a space science museum and an outdoor theme park. The Space Science Museum is a place where you can actively explore the universe by experiencing with your entire body. The outdoor theme park has sledding grounds and running pools that can be enjoyed by season, and you can experience various things in the dinosaur forest. There is also an observatory where you can see the outdoor appearance of the space center from a high place.
*Fee: Babies 8000 won / 16,000 won for children / 15,000 won for adults / 12,000 won for disabled and national merit / 12,000 won for Ganghwa County residents

Incheon Children Science Museum

The first national children science museum is designed to make it easy for children to learn the scientific principles that are all around them. There is a special exhibition hall where students may learn through video exhibits and experiential tools, as well as performance halls and ecological experiences for youngsters.
*Fee: 2,000 won for children / 2,000 won for teenagers / 4,000 won for adults

Incheon Children’s Museum

The Incheon Children's Museum is a hands-on experience museum. It has an exhibition hall and an art experience room for science exploration, dinosaur exploration, and cultural exploration of the global village, as well as a three-dimensional image hall and art experience room. Although it is a museum for children, it is also a useful space for the whole family to spend their leisure time together.
*Fee Children 6,000 won / General 5,000 won

National Institute of Biological Resources

The National Institute of Biological Resources was established for the preservation and study of biological resources. It has an exhibition hall consisting of 985 species and 46,000 specimens of native Korean life, a collection of animals and plants. The exhibition space is separated into levels, allowing visitors to observe and touch biological material up close. The outdoor experiential learning facility includes a wildflower zone and an ecological pond, so you can directly observe and learn about plants and various species throughout the year.
*Free admission/ Free audio guide