Teddy Bear Museum

We visited the Teddy Bear Museum in Jeju with my two boys and my mom, and we all had a great time. The museum is fantastic, with so many adorable and creative teddy bear displays. It’s very family-friendly and enjoyable for all ages. Definitely worth visiting if you’re in Jeju!

Taking the circle around Jeju Island,  I fell to this was a good area to stop because there is another interactive museum across the street from the teddy bear museum. The bus routes go around the island if you have more time, but I chose a taxi. The Trip.com voucher was less expensive than going to the customer service counter. This is a cute family, friendly stop. You have option to make your own teddy bear.  there are both miniature and life-size displays to take photos. It doesn’t take long to go through there, it would be longer than an hour if you read all of the placards.  this was on the way to my next hotel, and not far from the cliff restaurant.

The teddy bear at least is actioning, which doesnt seem boring but interesting.

## Fluffy illusion The Jeju Teddy Bear Museum puts history into doll clothes. The Normandy landing teddy bear is smiling, and Mona Lisa has become a plush toy. Visitors smile like babies at the glass cabinets and look for the illusion of "innocence" in the souvenir shop. What is sold here is not innocence, but a carefully designed consumption ritual. When all suffering can be eliminated by teddy bears, we will stay in the emotional kindergarten forever. The gaze of those button eyes is actually the most gentle discipline of consumerism.

I highly recommend this attraction, it's awesome. Especially fans of the Korean drama "Palace" must come and check in. There are teddy bears of various shapes, including Monroe Bear imitated by Shin Chae-kyung, Titanic, Mona Lisa and other classic IPs. You can keep watching and taking pictures. Tickets are 12,000 won, which is not expensive. If you come from downtown Jeju, take bus No. 600 and get off at the Chinese Tourist Area.

We went out early in the morning to go to the Teddy Bear Museum and asked the hotel owner how to get there. The owner told us to take a taxi to the Golden Hotel, transfer to the airport bus for 600 to the Chinese Tourist Area, the fare is 4,500 won/person, and walk 200 meters to arrive. The Teddy Bear Museum is located in the Chinese Tourist Area. It is the largest Teddy Museum in the world. There are three floors, one above ground and two underground. The bottom is the shopping area, and the area on the ground floor is the history museum. Teddy bears with historical events and famous figures as the background, including the Terracotta Warriors, the Normandy Landing, the return of Hong Kong, Marilyn Monroe, Princess Diana’s marriage, etc. The visitors are mainly tourists and local Korean families. The children are laughing and taking pictures with the teddy bears. The photos are colorful, and they can’t wait to take all the teddy bears in them home. This should be the dream of all little girls. Even if they grow up now, they have no resistance to the fluffy little bears. Ticket price: 10,000 won (adults) at the entrance of the Teddy Bear Museum Tips: Group purchases on Dianping are cheaper. Book 2 days in advance for 48 yuan. Print the electronic confirmation letter + passport to exchange tickets at the attraction

The Teddy Bear Museum is a museum built to display the teddy bears that have been loved by people all over the world for a hundred years. You can see teddy bears produced all over the world in the exhibition hall, which is located in Jeju Island, South Korea. The exhibition hall can be roughly divided into the History Hall, the Art Hall, and the Planning Exhibition Hall. In the History Hall, there are teddy bears that reproduce historical figures in combination with famous scenes in the century-old history, antique teddy bears, etc. Among them, the teddy bears of "The Last Supper" and "Mona Lisa" created by Leonardo da Vinci are particularly eye-catching. In the Art Hall, you can appreciate the vivid works of masters who introduced teddy bears to the world art path, as well as animated characters that are loved by children. There is also the world's smallest teddy bear, which is only 4.5 mm in size. You should go and see it. The Planning Exhibition Hall displays various teddy bears based on themes of different periods. The Jeju Teddy Bear Museum lists teddy bears produced by different toy merchants from all over the world. Of course, it is also one of the very few museums with toys as the theme. Teddy bears of various shapes are dressed up as different roles, such as beautiful female companions, royal ministers, a family in pairs, or naughty babies. Their small and exquisite bodies are clumsy but cute. For Teddy bear fans, this museum should be the best. You can visit it thoroughly and fully replenish your love for Teddy bears.

The Teddy Bear Museum on Jeju Island is a must-see attraction when traveling to Jeju Island. There are many scenes of Teddy Bears' lives, some are office scenes, some are in school, some are at home, and some are for scientific exploration. All of them are very interesting and very popular with children.