Things to do in Jeju City

This is very good for family with young children. There is so much to play and to do. I will recommend the 3-hour ticket. There are free lockers available. Nursing room and water dispensers with free strong Wi-Fi. Also a cafe selling coffee and food. Limited parking right in front, but plenty parking within 5-minutes of walking distance. Rubber grip socks compulsory for children. Otherwise it can also be purchased at the gift shop for 2,500 won.

Иностранцы с наличными вонами при оплате билетов будьте внимательны и пересчитывайте сдачу, сдачу часто выдают неправильно, второй раз на ферме и второй раз аналогичная ситуация, сегодня при оплате 59000w со 100000w получила сдачу 1000w, после пересчета наличных в кассе разницу кассир вернул. Животные милые

I went to Jeju island with my friends on the beautiful sunshine summer day.

I stumbled upon this place by chance during my trip to Jeju. I can't believe a place like this existed in Jeju! It was bigger than I expected. The exhibits were organized by theme, making it really fun to look around. There were photo spots everywhere, so it felt like I was transported back to my childhood for a moment. It was fascinating to see so many big teddy bears. I highly recommend this place if it is raining or the weather is bad during your Jeju trip!

Interesting experience. Interactive games for kids probably for those below 12 years old. Displays are bright and well-maintained. Haribo has a wide variety of gummies which may not be available in stores. Haribo cafe also serves good coffee and pastries. Plenty of sitting area. There also colour pencil provided for children to do colouring.

Overall, it was a fun and unique family activity in Jeju—a great way to slow down, enjoy nature, and create happy memories together. Try it you will regret if you dont☺️☺️☺️

Aewol Eup street is a popular spot for tourists. It boasts tangerine shops, cafes, and bakeries, all doing brisk business. Besides enjoying stunning coastal views, visitors can sample local specialties like tangerines and coffee. Aewol also offers a variety of restaurants serving local cuisine and snacks. It's not far from the city center.

Black Pig Street (흑돼지거리) is located in Geonin-dong, Old Jeju City, just a 3-5 minute walk from Dongmun Traditional Market and Chilseong-ro Pedestrian Street, and a 20-minute drive from Jeju Airport. The street is very short, only 50-60 meters long, with over 30 barbecue restaurants lining both sides. The entire area is themed around black pigs, with a prominent archway and black pig sculpture at the entrance. It's the most concentrated place in Jeju Island to eat local free-range black pork, a popular spot for locals to dine and for tourists to take photos.

It's a free attraction. I walked there from the hotel where I stayed. I passed through a rapeseed field and a beautiful suspension bridge to reach Longtou Rock. There was no one there when I went there. It was almost reserved. The coast next to it was also beautiful.

Sangunbulil (산굼부리) is a unique crater on Jeju Island that does not have a volcanic lava body. It is about 100 meters high, with a circumference of about 2 kilometers and a total area of ​​298,000 square meters. It is a treasure trove of natural plants with more than 420 species of temperate, subtropical and alpine plants. Sangunbulil is a crater with a circumference of more than 2 kilometers and is a natural protection object. It is located on the flat land southeast of Jeju City, with a diameter of 650 meters, a depth of 100 meters and a circumference of 2,070 meters. From the air, Sangunbulil looks like an artificial circular stadium. There are many kinds of plants here. Temperate trees (red thorn tree, red nanmu) and precious plants such as winter strawberry grow on the north side. The south side of the crater is a typical temperate forest (west wood, maple, four-orange flower, etc.). Various trees of different natures grow in the limited space of the crater, which is highly valued in academia. There are many sights to see on the mountain, including entrances made of stones, rock pools, craters, etc.