ソウル宮殿 夜間営業ガイド 2026

Updated: June 2026 · Korea Heritage Service official data

宮殿の夜間営業は、星空の下で照明された宮殿を散策する魔法のような体験を提供します。春と秋に開催されるこの期間限定イベントは、昼間とは全く異なる宮殿の姿を見せます。

夜間営業概要

Season: Spring (April–May) and Autumn (September–November)
Tickets: ₩3,000 adults / ₩1,500 youth
Booking: heritage.go.kr, 2-3 weeks before each event
Availability: Extremely limited — sells out in hours

景福宮 夜間営業

Gyeongbokgung's night tour is one of the most popular cultural events in Seoul. The tour follows a special route through the main palace buildings, with Geunjeongjeon and Gyeonghoeru Pavilion illuminated against the night sky. Special traditional music performances are often held at Gyeonghoeru.

Duration: Approximately 70 minutes. Capacity: ~3,000 per event. Sessions: Usually 2 time slots per event night (7:00 PM and 8:30 PM).

昌德宮 夜間営業

Changdeokgung's night tour focuses on the harmonious integration of architecture and nature. The illuminated palace buildings reflect beautifully in the ponds and streams. The Secret Garden may be included in some special night events — a rare opportunity to see this UNESCO site after dark.

昌慶宮 月光ツアー

The Changgyeonggung Moonlight Tour (달빛기행) is perhaps the most atmospheric of all night tours. Visitors walk through the palace grounds by lantern light, passing through Changgyeongwon Garden where the reflections of moonlit pavilions on the pond create an unforgettable scene.

Duration: Approximately 90 minutes. Capacity: Limited to ~500 per session — the most exclusive of all night tours.

徳寿宮 — 夜9時まで営業

Deoksugung doesn't need a special night tour — it's open until 9 PM every day during summer (March–October). The palace illuminated at dusk, combined with the famous Stone Wall Road at sunset, creates a magical evening experience. Visit on any summer evening for a taste of nighttime palace magic.

予約ヒント

  • Book immediately when tickets are released — set a phone alarm for heritage.go.kr
  • Weekday night tours sell out slower than weekends
  • If you miss online booking, check for same-day availability at the palace entrance (limited)
  • Buy the integrated ticket (₩10,000) for regular daytime visits, then book night tours separately
  • Changgyeonggung's Moonlight Tour is the hardest to get — try multiple dates

現地ガイド

  • What to wear: Comfortable walking shoes, light layers (evenings can be cool)
  • Photography: Allowed in most areas, but no flash or tripods
  • Food: Not available inside — eat before arriving
  • Getting there: Use public transport — parking is extremely limited
  • Accessibility: Some paths may be uneven; wheelchair accessibility varies by palace
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よくあるご質問

Which palaces offer night tours?
Three palaces host special night tours: Gyeongbokgung, Changdeokgung, and Changgyeonggung. Deoksugung is regularly open until 9 PM and doesn't need a separate night tour event.
How do I reserve night tour tickets?
Reserve through the Korea Heritage Service website (heritage.go.kr). Tickets are released 2-3 weeks before each event and sell out within hours. Set alerts and book immediately when released.
How much are night tour tickets?
Night tour tickets are typically ₩3,000 for adults and ₩1,500 for youth, the same as regular admission. Some special events may have different pricing.
When do night tours happen?
Night tours are held during spring (April–May) and autumn (September–November). Exact dates are announced 2-3 weeks in advance. Each palace typically hosts 2-4 events per season.
What should I bring to a night tour?
Bring a light jacket (evenings are cool), comfortable shoes, and a fully charged phone for photos. Flash photography may be restricted. Tripods are usually not allowed.
Is the night tour worth it?
Absolutely. The illuminated palaces at night create a magical atmosphere completely different from daytime visits. The Changgyeonggung Moonlight Tour is particularly famous for its lantern-lit paths through the garden.