Teddy Bear Museum 테디베어 박물관

Jeju Teddy Bear Museum is the world's biggest teddy bear museum and has all kinds of teddy bears that you can look around.
There's also a sculpture park outside and you'll be able to see valuable and beautiful teddy bears such as luxury teddy bear and old teddy bear.
If you're visiting Jeju island, it'll be nice and time worthy to drop by.

[Historical Point]: According to legend, President Roosevelt went on a bear-hunting trip, but had not shot any bears by the end of it. One of his staff members caught a bear cub and lashed it to a tree for President Roosevelt to shoot. However, President Roosevelt refused, feeling it was inappropriate behavior for a sportsman such as himself.

2889 Saekdal-dong, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do, South Korea

* Adult 10,000 won
* Youth 9,000 won
* Free admission for children (age under 3)
* Child, senior and disabled visitors 8,000 won

Closed: In summer (from July 18th to August 23rd), the museum is open from 9:00 to 22:00.