Nursing rooms, diaper stations and paved stroller paths ease infant care, but long guided walks, crowds and bag checks can upset babies, so parents must plan breaks carefully.
Why 1-1.5 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Enough time to join the guided tour and use baby facilities at a relaxed pace.
Guided tour of Blue House grounds:
Join the free 90-minute tour across the Main Office, Guest House and Green Garden.
Tip: Reserve online up to 4 weeks ahead or arrive 15 min early for walk-in spots.
Use Sarangchae baby-care lounge:
Relax in a private space with nursing rooms and diaper-changing stations.
Tip: Find it near the exhibition hall; show your tour ticket for access.
Stroll the Green Garden (Nokjiwon):
Explore the tiled paths, flower beds and seating areas near the pavilion.
Tip: Plan a stop at benches to rest with your baby and snap photos of the blue roofs.
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Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
In spring, the gardens bloom around curved blue roofs. In summer, bring sunshade and water. In autumn, colorful leaves frame views. Winter tours need warm layers for you and the baby.
Address: 1 Cheongwadae-ro, Jongno District, Seoul, South Korea
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Safwaan Zamakda Allison
The very beautiful former (& likely future) Presidential Palace. Highly recommended... before it's closed to the public again.
Jakub Smelík
We arrived about forty minutes before closing. There was no line and the tickets were free. It was a very good experience.
Hitesh Mogallapu
The blue house is definitely worth a visit. It’s nice to see where diplomatic meetings are held along with the presidential residence although it is not being used by the president. I was informed that at some point they will not allow the public to visit anymore so make sure to go while it is still open to visitors!
Marshea F
Beautiful space. Downside we’re the tourist who blocked others from being able to take pictures by the staircase
tdljld
As with most things in Seoul Korea, put on your walking shoes to enjoy this lovely historical site. Frankly, it should have been called teal house but Blue House sounds cooler. Amazing architecture 100% recommend.
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