Is Seolleung and Jeongneung, Seoul [UNESCO World Heritage] wheelchair accessible?

Name: Seolleung and Jeongneung, Seoul [UNESCO World Heritage]
Address: 서울특별시 강남구 선릉로100길 1, Gangnam-gu, KR

서울 선릉과 정릉 [유네스코 세계유산]

Official information confirms 4 accessibility features at Seolleung and Jeongneung, Seoul [UNESCO World Heritage], including restroom, wheelchair rental, parking and approach / surface. Information about entrance, elevator, accessible seating is currently unavailable. This is not a guarantee that the entire site is wheelchair accessible.

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Accessibility snapshot

4 of 9 details available

Entrance Unknown
Restroom Confirmed
Elevator Unknown
Wheelchair rental Confirmed
Parking Confirmed
Approach / surface Confirmed
Accessible seating Unknown
Accessible room Unknown
Public transport Unknown

What’s confirmed

Restroom
Wheelchair rental
Parking
Approach / surface

From the official Korea Tourism Organization record. Partial items (amber) describe some access, not a fully step-free route.

What we still don’t know

Entrance I saw this
Elevator I saw this
Accessible seating I saw this
Public transport I saw this

These are not in the official record yet. Confirm with the venue before you visit — a blank field is never treated as “no.”

Visit details

Seolleung holds King Seongjong (9th Joseon king) and third queen Jeonghyeon (Yun). It is a dongwon igangneung: one jeongjagak, mounds on separate hills (west Seongjong, east Jeonghyeon from the hall). Built 1495 after Seongjong died in 1494, on the former grave of Prince Gwangpyeong, later moved to Suseo-dong. Jeonghyeon’s mound was added in 1530. Jeongneung is King Jungjong’s tomb (11th king), first built in 1545 west of Queen Janggyeong’s Huireung, then moved here in 1562 by Queen Munjeong with Bongeunsa abbot Bou so she could be buried with him; flooding later led her to be buried at Taereung instead, so Jungjong and his three queens lie apart. Both Seolleung and Jeongneung were looted in 1592; coffins burned and burials were redone in July and August 1593.

Hours: 06:00–21:00

Closed: Every Monday

Information: 02-568-1291

Address: Gangnam-gu Seonleung-ro 100-gil 1, Seoul

Official website: https://royal.khs.go.kr

Evidence

Entrance

Unknown

Official information mentions entrance, but the details are not specific enough to classify.

Official Korean source text

주출입구 무단차 비포장이지만 관람로 유효폭이 넓고 평탄함