Petite France

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Klook User
4 Nov 2025
Tour guide Kwan was very attentive and took care of everyone. There was plenty of time at each location.
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Klook User
4 Nov 2025
We enjoyed this tour so mich, the view is surreal and the experience made it more enjoyable because of our tour guide Josh
Antoinette ***********
4 Nov 2025
We had an amazing day. Mt Seorak was breathtaking, we enjoyed our visit to Nami Island and had a fun time on the rail car. Patrick was a helpful guide.
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Macky ***
4 Nov 2025
The tour was so good places are very nice, patrict is amazing if im gona book again i just wanna request him as my tour guide😊
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Klook User
4 Nov 2025
Great experience with our guid Patric, Recommend
Nina ******
4 Nov 2025
The tour was awesome even if we had tight schedule since we have several tourist spots to go to. The trip was also amazing as our guide, David, helped us a lot and even gave tips on this tour and even in our travel in South Korea as a whole - plus he’s a good singer too! We also had a comfortable ride so this tour is very much recommendable :)
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Klook User
4 Nov 2025
it was a really good day. felt a little rushed and this was due to the traffic in and out of Seoul as well as to the attractions themselves. it was a weekend too. this was not the tours or the tour guide fault. tour guide sally was very accomodating and extremely kind. I would definitely recommend this to someone else
Klook User
4 Nov 2025
CJ was informative and funny. His food recommendation was good. A pretty chill day! Highly recommened.

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Petite France is a charming French cultural village set in the Korean countryside. The village is like a slice of Europe in South Korea, complete with colorful buildings, shops, cafes, and galleries inspired by the Petite France theme of "flowers, stars, and the Little Prince." Explore quaint streets, half-timbered houses, taste French delights, and visit attractions like the Orgel House with its 200-year-old music box and Italian Village. This filming hotspot for Korean dramas like "Beethoven Virus" and "My Love From The Star" offers a unique cultural experience in a picturesque setting.
1063 Hoban-ro, Cheongpyeong-myeon, Gapyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea

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Orgel House

Explore the Orgel House to see a charming collection of antique music boxes from around the world. Enjoy the intricate designs and listen to the sweet tunes they play. From small delicate boxes to large ones beautifully decorated, each box has its own unique charm waiting to be discovered.

French Traditional House Exhibition Hall

Visit the French Traditional House Exhibition Hall to see traditional French architecture and lifestyle up close. Explore exhibits with period furniture, decor, and household items that offer a glimpse into the cozy charm of a French village.

Antique Flea Market

Explore the Antique Flea Market for different vintage French items. Browse through old books, postcards, trinkets, and furniture for unique souvenirs and a glimpse into French culture and history.

Maison de Marie

Maison de Marie is a stunning gallery showcasing modern French art and photography. With regularly changing exhibits, there's always something fresh to admire. This intimate space offers art enthusiasts a tranquil environment to enjoy the beauty of French artistic expressions.

Saint-Exupéry Memorial Hall

Visit the Saint-Exupéry Memorial Hall dedicated to Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, the writer of "The Little Prince." Explore exhibits on his life, works, and inspirations behind his famous novella, learning more about his contributions to literature and aviation.

Tips for Your Petite France Visit

When is the best time to visit Deoksugung Palace?

Petite France, or La Petite France, is charming year-round. It's best to go on a day trip and visit during spring and summer for outdoor adventures, while winter transforms the village into a cozy wonderland adorned with festive decorations, creating a magical atmosphere.

How to get to Petite France from Seoul?

To reach Petite France from Seoul, you can take a train from Cheongnyangni Station in Seoul to Gapyeong Station. From Gapyeong Station, you can then hop on a bus or taxi to arrive at the scenic Petite France in Gapyeong-gun district, Gyeonggi-do province. This convenient journey allows you to easily explore the French cultural village from the bustling city of Seoul.