Sejong Center for the Performing Arts
4.7℃ 4.7℃ 69%
Entertainment.Artcenter
175, Sejong-daero
Jongno-gu, Seoul, 03141, South Korea
**Gwanghwamun Station (Subway Line 5), Exit 1 or 8** (approx. 1-minute walk)|**Gyeongbokgung Station (Subway Line 3), Exit 6** (approx. 5-minute walk)
+82-2-399-1000
Sejong Lounge: 08:00–23:00 / Service Plaza (Tickets): 10:00–20:00. *Exhibition/Performance hours vary.
Open all year round
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Overview
The Sejong Center is the largest cultural arts complex in Seoul, opened in 1978. Located at the heart of Gwanghwamun Square, it is a historic landmark that blends traditional Korean motifs with modern architecture. It is home to world-class venues like the Grand Theater, which houses one of the largest pipe organs in Asia, and serves as a cradle for Korea's performing arts across classical, traditional, and contemporary genres.
Performance/Exhibition Information
**Musical [ANNA KARENINA]**: 2026.02.20 ~ 2026.03.29 / Sejong Grand Theater
**Play [Turing Machine]**: 2026.01.08 ~ 2026.03.01 / Sejong S Theater
**SPO Chamber Classics I: America**: 2026.02.28 / Sejong Chamber Hall
Reservation Information
Online: Official website (www.sejongpac.or.kr) or major platforms like Interpark Ticket.
Phone: +82-2-399-1000 (09:00~20:00, open year-round).
On-site: Service Plaza in the Sejong Lounge (10:00~20:00). Lunch break: 13:00~14:00.
Facilities
The center provides a comprehensive cultural experience for all citizens.
Venues: Grand Theater, M Theater (plays), Chamber Hall (classics), and S Theater (experimental).
Sejong Lounge: A public open space featuring a bakery cafe (Artisee), a small library, and resting areas.
Museum of Art: Hosts diverse world-class special exhibitions throughout the year.
Parking: Use the Sejong-ro Public Parking Lot (Discounts available for ticket holders).
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