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Sejong Culture & Arts Center

세종문화예술회관

+82-44-301-3521
sejong.go.kr

22, Munyehoegwan-gil, Jochiwon-eup, Sejong-si (세종특별자치시 조치원읍 문예회관길 22 (조치원읍))

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Located in Sejong Special Self-Governing City, the Sejong Culture & Arts Center is a multi-purpose cultural space for performances and exhibitions. It offers various creative opportunities for local artists as well as a place to enjoy culture and arts for local residents. The center features a performance stage with 870 seats and exhibition rooms.

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Capacity: Grand Hall 870 seats (1F: 621 seats, 2F 237 seats, the disabled 12 seats)
Contact: • 1330 Travel Hotline: +82-2-1330 (Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese)
• For more info: +82-44-301-3521 (Korean)
Parking: Available (small & med-sized vehicles: 80 / large-sized vehicles: 10)

Updated 2017.04.17

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[General Facilities] large theater, exhibition hall, meeting room
For inquires, call +82-44-211-6343

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From Jochiwon Bus Terminal, go 300m towards Jochiwon Train Station.
Turn right at the Yeokjeon Intersection (역전교차로), and go 100m towards the bus stop.
Take Bus 112, and get off at the Ukil Samgeori (욱일삼거리) bus stop.
Go 150m towards KEPCO (한국전력), and turn right onto Munyehoegwan-gil (문예회관길) Road.
Go 100m forward, and turn right to arrive at Sejong Culture & Arts Center.

22, Munyehoegwan-gil, Jochiwon-eup, Sejong-si

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Mihyang

Haneulgwasonamu

Cheonghyang Ilsik

Sanjang Garden

Bugangok

Yeonhwasa Temple

Hangnimsa Temple

Gobok Reservoir

Textbook Museum

Yeongi Folk Museum

Geumisanseong Fortress

Biamsa Temple

Haposeowon Confucian School

Cheongansa Temple

Hwangnyongsa Temple

Mokhyangjae (목향재)

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