Olympic Sculpture Park Audio Guide & Tour — Things to Do in Seoul, Korea

About

Olympic Sculpture Park is an outdoor sculpture park created within Ollimpik Park to commemorate the 1988 Seourollimpik. Along the spacious lawns and walking trails, sculptural works containing the artistry of artists from around the world are harmoniously installed, making it great to enjoy culture and arts while taking a walk. It boasts a peaceful and tranquil scenery harmonized with Mongchontoseong, a Baekje ruin, a beautiful lake, and an ecological space in the city, providing both relaxation and appreciation as an outdoor exhibition space.

Stories you can hear here

4 stories · about 5 min

IntroThe People Who Lifted a Giant Sculpture39 sec
StoryA Museum Built in the Forest by Artists from 66 Countriesabout 1 min
StoryA Master's Thumb Crafted from Scrap Ironabout 2 min
StoryAn Outdoor Gallery Along the Ridge of Mongchontoseongabout 1 min

Preview

Have you heard the story about the many people who spent a long time working to lift a giant sculpture? Along the walking paths of Olympic Sculpture Park, you will find striking works left by master artists from around the world. As you walk through the lush forest and along the ridge of the earthen fortress, try to uncover the hidden stories behind each of the artworks.

This is a place where it is more rewarding to walk around, look, and experience things for yourself rather than just following a guide. Treat these stories like background music, and simply enjoy the moment as you listen.

Keep listening in the app — stories play automatically by GPS as you get close.Keep listening in the app

Visitor info

Address: 424, Olympic-ro, Songpa-gu, Seoul
Hours: Every day, walking/bicycle 05:00-22:00 (Plaza area 24:00), vehicles 06:00-22:00
Closed: Open year-round