Theatre des Lumières in Seoul Discount Tickets

Overview

Discover a unique art experience at Theatre des Lumieres, Seoul’s immersive media art venue inside the historic Walkerhill Hotel. First opened in 1963 as the Walkerhill Grand Theater, this space spans over 5000 square meters with soaring 21-meter ceilings. Equipped with 120 projectors and 60 speakers, it transforms digital art into a stunning multisensory journey of light, sound, and storytelling. The current exhibitions include Pharaohs Egypt, an awe-inspiring voyage through ancient civilizations, reinterpreting artifacts and murals from world-renowned museums. Also featured is Lee Ungno A Great Artistic Journey from Seoul to Paris, which reimagines the work of the Korean abstract art pioneer through vivid digital projections and soundscapes. Whether you are an art lover, history buff, or simply looking for a striking visual escape, Theatre des Lumieres offers a 360-degree immersive experience. Witness culture and creativity come to life in Seoul's grandest digital art theater.

Meeting Point

Voucher Type

MOBILE_ONLY

Itinerary

Inclusion

Standard Admission

Exclusion

Personal Expenses

Cancellation Policy

Refundable tickets

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible

Public transportation options are available nearby

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Exhibition content alternates based on schedule and may vary by time slot.

Operating hours are subject to change due to weather or internal circumstances; please check in advance before your visit.

Children under 36 months enjoy free admission with a valid passport for age verification.

Ticket categories are as follows: Child (ages 3–12), Youth (ages 13–18), and Adult (ages 19 and above).

Food, beverages, and pets are not permitted within the venue.

Some areas may be dimly lit; visitors with young children or sensitivity to darkness are advised to exercise caution.

The venue is not liable for accidents or lost items resulting from personal negligence.

Visitors are expected to maintain a respectful atmosphere and avoid disturbing others.

Photography is allowed; however, the use of flash and tripods is strictly prohibited.