Petite France

Part of the klook tour package. It's a huge village made up of French/Italian looking houses and a huge Pinnochio at the entrance. Most of the houses are accessible and some of them have different themes and displays in them. Worth visiting.

France inspired theme park! We went in september and the weather was great. Therefore it was easy to walk and enjoy the colourful streets. The air was clean. We took a one day tour for petite france, nami island and rail park so we were just given 2-3 hours to visit petite france which I would say is more than enough! This place could be enjoyed with parents and children. This place has cute insta worthy spots where you can create some magical, colourful reels, videos etc. This place doesn’t have much to offer except for scenic and insta worthy shots! It is colourful and vibrant! I would not recommend this place for a full day tour as there’s nit much to offer. The washrooms are clean, they have some small cafes where you can have your coffee, croissants etc.

Artificial French village near Seoul built by a Korean who loved all things French. Stunning views but the exhibits are a bit sad mainly focused on Pinocchio’s story. Lots of places for nice Insta shots but I would not return again. Good if you have never been before.

This place is a perfect blend of historical charm and modern comfort, offering a memorable peek into the heritage of rural France. Highly recommended if you’re in the area and looking for an enriching, off-the-beaten-path experience!

A great place for taking pictures, going with child, family outing, walking with a cup of coffee, its great to visit during spring but you can go any other time as well. I recommend you to have time there and not missing any building. You may find some place where they have some kind of show for a short time dont miss that. Worthy visit.

Overall, it's OK. There is not much which was interesting to us, but it was a welcomed change of scenery. The park has the French village (this one) and the Italian village, which I did not visit. I think it's not worth the visit unless you're in the area or going to pair it up with Nami Island.

A very beautiful scenic spot, suitable for parent-child activities. You can stay for a day. It is best to charter a car.

Not really much to do on this theme park unless you really are fascinated with the French-designed attractions. There's lots of rooms with Pinocchio and Little Prince figures and artworks. Nevertheless, it's still a good place to take photos as a tourist visiting Korea. There are clean rest rooms, vendo machines for drinks, and a cafe to get a coffee and some pastries. Also, there are some K-drama scenes that are filmed here. A 1-hour stay is enough to explore this place.