Daejeon Jung-gu Cultural Center

The Daejeon Jung-gu Cultural Center is dedicated to preserving and passing down the local culture of the Daejeon area. It opened in April 1953, and its main projects include local cultural community education, expanding opportunities for residents to participate in cultural welfare, and promoting local culture and mutual exchange. The facilities include an exhibition hall, seminar rooms, lecture rooms, wind and choral practice rooms, a local heritage archive, and a library. The performance hall, exhibition hall, seminar rooms, and lecture rooms are available for rental, and can be used after prior inquiry and rental application. In addition, it organizes various events such as the Daejeon Modern Cultural Heritage Tour, a writing contest, and instrumental ensemble instruction, providing diverse traditional culture to local residents.
Nearby are the Eunhaeng-dong Yuneungjeongi Culture Street, the Sungsimdang main branch, Hanwha Life Eagles Park, and the Chungmu Gymnasium.

Accessible travel information

Machine-translated from Korean.

Mobility

Parking

장애인 전용 주차가능(1대)_무장애 편의시설

Access route

A ramp is installed up to the entrance

Entrance passage

The main entrance has a ramp; wheelchair accessible

Elevator

Elevator for people with disabilities available

Restroom

There is a restroom specifically for people with disabilities (located on the 1st floor)

Spectator seating

공연장 장애인 전용 관람석 있음(A열 맨 앞 좌측)