National Assembly Building Audio Guide & Tour — Things to Do in Seoul, Korea

About

The heart of the Republic of Korea's democracy, the National Assembly Building is the legislature of the Republic of Korea located in Yeouido. This building, with its impressive blue domed roof and 24 granite pillars, is a historical space where the country's important decisions are made. Visitors can participate in a tour program to look around the main assembly hall, Heonjeong Memorial Hall, and more through advance reservation.

The area around the Assembly Building is landscaped with wide lawns and parks, making it loved by Seoul citizens as a peaceful resting place and walking spot.

Stories you can hear here

9 stories · about 15 min

IntroThe Wine to Be Opened in 100 Years and the Haetaesang30 sec
SpotNational Assembly BuildingThe 400-Seat Adjustable Assembly Chamber and the Rotunda Hallabout 2 min
SpotNational Assembly Pillars24 Granite Pillars Resembling the Gyeonghoeru Pavilionabout 1 min
SpotNational Assembly Dome RoofThe Twist Hidden in the 1,000-Ton Grayish-Green Domeabout 2 min
SpotMembers' Office BuildingThe Secret of the Divided-Rectangle Building and the Saunaabout 2 min

Show 4 more

SpotNational Assembly MuseumThe Imsiuijeong-won That Traveled 6,000 Kilometersabout 2 min
StoryThe Assembly Building Built on the Sand Plain of Yeouidoabout 2 min
StoryThe Grayish-Green Dome Born of Protestabout 2 min
StoryThe 1975 Assembly Building Prepared for a Bicameral Systemabout 2 min