昌慶宮 完全ガイド 2026

Updated: June 2026 · Korea Heritage Service official data

Changgyeonggung Palace

昌慶宮(창경궁)は1418年に築かれた朝鮮王朝の離宮で、国政処理ではなく王と王妃の日常生活が行われた生活宮殿です。美しい昌慶苑と月光ツアーで知られています。

チケット料金

Adults: ₩3,000 · Youth (7–18): ₩1,500 · Children under 7 & Seniors 65+: Free
Integrated palace ticket (₩10,000) covers all five palaces + Jongmyo for one year.

営業時間

Mar–Oct: 09:00–18:00 (last entry 17:00)
Nov–Feb: 09:00–17:00 (last entry 16:00)
Closed: Every Tuesday

アクセス方法

Subway: Line 3 Anguk Station (Exit 3) — 8 min walk. Line 4 Changgyeonggung Station (Exit 4) — 3 min walk.

Bus: Routes 101, 162, 171, 272, 606 stop near Anguk.

見どころ建築物

昌慶宮の大明殿は最大の建物で王妃の居住所、洪化殿は王の執務室でした。玉晴橋はソウルで最も古い石橋。昌慶苑は中央の池を囲む静かな散歩道を提供します。

夜間営業 — 月光ツアー

Changgyeonggung's "Moonlight Tour" (달빛기행) is one of the most sought-after night events in Seoul. Held during spring and autumn, visitors walk through the illuminated palace grounds by lantern light, experiencing the palace as royalty once did. Reserve through heritage.go.kr — tickets sell out within minutes.

観光ヒント

  • Changgyeonggung is less crowded than Gyeongbokgung — ideal for peaceful visits
  • Combine with Changdeokgung (adjacent) for a full day of palace exploration
  • Changgyeongwon Garden is especially beautiful in spring with cherry blossoms
  • Free admission with hanbok rental from nearby shops

よくあるご質問

What are Changgyeonggung opening hours?
March–October: 09:00–18:00. November–February: 09:00–17:00. Closed every Tuesday. Last admission one hour before closing.
How much is the Changgyeonggung ticket?
Adults: ₩3,000. Youth (7–18): ₩1,500. Free for children under 7 and seniors 65+. The integrated palace ticket covers admission.
Does Changgyeonggung have a night tour?
Yes, Changgyeonggung hosts "Moonlight Tour" (달빛기행) events in spring and autumn. These are among the most popular night tours in Seoul. Reserve through heritage.go.kr.
What is Changgyeongwon Garden?
Changgyeongwon is a traditional Korean garden within the palace grounds, featuring a pond, walking paths, and the historic Hongnyangdang Pavilion. It was originally created as a royal garden for the queens and concubines.