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Gyeongbokgung Palace pavilion with a dark tiled roof on stone pillars beside a pond, seen past a large tree trunk
Gyeongbokgung Palace · KTO, KOGL Type 1

Seoul, in English

Korea,
at your pace.

Places, subway exits and toilets, with what the sources say about wheelchairs and walking.

Every place page tells you this

Gyeongbokgung Palace

/ Gwanghwamun & Gyeongbokgung
Wheelchair
Partly accessible
Walking load
Medium
Nearest elevator
Exit 4, Gyeongbokgung Station (Line 3)
Source
Checked online · Oct 2026
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Every place carries three labels.

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Walking load

  • Low
  • Medium
  • High
  • Not rated yet

High-load places stay out of default lists.

Wheelchair

  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Partly accessible
  • Not for wheelchairs
  • Not enough data yet

Source

  • Public data
  • Checked online

Each place shows its source and date.

Neighborhoods

11 neighborhoods, one area at a time.

Each one has its own page with stations, walking notes and places. Counts are places with a page on this site.

What we know

Step-free routes exist. The hard part is knowing where.

Station and map data collected Oct 2026. Most rows in the station elevator and toilet data carry a 2021 date.

Plan

Start here.

Plan

Is Seoul wheelchair friendly? What to expect if you use a wheelchair or can't walk far

What is easy, what takes planning, and how to prepare before you go.

KTO, KOGL Type 1
Getting Around

The Seoul subway if you use a wheelchair or can't walk far

362 street elevators in Seoul Metro's data for Lines 1 to 8, how to find the right exit, and where to board.

Illustration: Travelers wait at a street-level subway elevator, one in a wheelchair and one with a cane, with a stairway entrance behind them.
Illustration

How we check

Public data first. Then we compare sources, and you tell us.

  1. Public data

    We start with facility data from the Korea Tourism Organization, Seoul Metro and the Seoul Metropolitan Government. We write the facts in plain English and keep the date.

    Public data
  2. Checked online

    We compare public data with official sites and traveler sources. When sources disagree in a way that changes your plans, the page says so. Place pages name their sources, such as Seoul Danurim, official sites and traveler sites.

    Checked online
  3. You tell us

    Place, station and guide pages have a Tell us form. Your notes show where a page is wrong or out of date.

    Visitor notes

Maps

Toilets, elevators and chargers, mapped.