Jeju Love Land (제주러브랜드)

Jeju Love Land (제주러브...




Notices

* Visitors must be 20 years of age or older to use the facilities



Address

2894-72, Cheonbaengi-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do 제주특별자치도 제주시 1100로 2894-72 (연동)



Type

Amusement Parks



Inquiries

• 1330 tt call center: +82-64-1330 (Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese) • For more info: +82-64-712-6988



Homepage

www.jejuloveland.com (Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese)

Introduction

Jeju Love Land is a theme sculpture park based on sensuality and eroticism. Twenty artists, mainly graduates of top art school Hongik University, helped open it in November 2004. It was the first such museum in Korea at that time. The spacious park (39,667m²) is home to over 140 sculptures (40 within the gallery and 100 outside). The park as a whole looks like a piece of land art.

Jeju Love Land is open every day. It usually takes 30-40 minutes to look around the park. Jeju Love Land houses a glass-dome restaurant, an outdoor café, an art shop, and various works which visitors can touch. Jeju Love Land is an attractive place where art and eroticism meet in cool, fun, humorous styles.
* Area: 39,667m²

Closed

N/A (Open all year round)

Duration

30 - 40min

Operating Hours

09:00 - 24:00 (Last admission: 23:00)

Parking Facilities

120 parking spaces

Parking Fees

Free

Admission Fees

Adults 9,000 won / Group 8,000 won
Visitors aged 65 or older 8,000 won / Group 7,000 won
* Group : 30 people or more

Available Facilities

Baengnok art gallery 1 & 2, art shop, snack corner

Restrooms

Available

Facilities for the Handicapped

Wheelchair free rental service, wheelchair ramp, restrooms, parking spaces

Baby Stroller Rentals

Not available

Pets

Not permitted

Directions

* 10min from the Jeju International Airport
* Take the bus bound for Chuksanjinheungwon >> Get off at Dokkabi Road

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