Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, sports and cultural facilities in Seoul have been temporary closed. As the crisis level has risen to “red” (Level 4), sports and cultural facilities will be tentatively closed until further notice to prevent the spread of the virus. Therefore, 15 metropolitan sports facilities, such as Jamsil Gymnasium and Gocheok Sky Dome, will be closed starting Feb. 24. Moreover, 58 metropolitan cultural facilities, such as metropolitan libraries, museums, galleries and Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP), will be closed starting Feb 25. However, 13 cultural facilities, such as the Sejong Center for the Performing Arts’ concert halls, will not be closed due to pre-existing reservations and leases, and will instead operate under separate safety measures.

Closed Municipal Sports Facilities
– 15 facilities to be tentatively closed starting Monday, Feb. 24
– Seoul Olympic Stadium, Jamsil Auxiliary Stadium, Jamsil Gymnasium, Jamsil Swimming Pool 1, Guui Baseball Park, Mokdong Main Stadium, Mokdong Baseball Stadium, Shinwol Baseball Park, Jamsil Baseball Stadium, Mokdong Ice Rink, Hyochang Stadium, Seoul Work Cup Stadium, Jangchung Arena, Gocheok Sky Dome, Jamsil Swimming Pool 2

Closed Cultural Facilities
※ Facilities that aren’t closed and are still open displayed in bold