Banksy: Still Here at The Hyundai Seoul in Yeouido Closes Nov. 3, Adults 23,000 Won
Why NOW picked itAn easy hour to slot into a Yeouido shopping or dinner day. It closes Nov. 3, and Friday-Sunday it stays open until 8:30 p.m.
"Banksy: Still Here" on the 6th floor of The Hyundai Seoul, open since July 22, closes on Nov. 3. Plan about an hour, and note that last entry is one hour before closing.
An hour on the 6th floor, ALT.1
The show is in ALT.1 on the 6th floor of The Hyundai Seoul. The ticket page puts viewing time at about 60 minutes and admits all ages.
It sits inside a department store, so it pairs easily with shopping or a meal.
The works are certified
The exhibits are works, prints, photographs and project materials certified by Pest Control Office, Banksy's official authentication body.
It is a chance to see the street artist's work in the middle of Yeouido.
The timetable for the last week
Open 10:30 a.m.-8 p.m. Monday to Thursday and until 8:30 p.m. Friday to Sunday and on holidays. Last entry is 7 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. respectively. Nov. 3, the final day, is a Tuesday, so the weekday schedule applies.
Adults pay 23,000 won; teens and children 18,000 won.
Cancel for free until midnight on the booking day
Tickets are sold on NOL (Yanolja). Cancelling before midnight on the day you book costs nothing; within 7 days of booking you get the ticket price back minus the booking fee. Other cancellations within the deadline cost 10% of the ticket.
Dates past their cancellation deadline are non-refundable.
Sources & context
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NOL (Yanolja) ticket page ↗Segye Ilbo (Jul. 22, 2026) ↗Wikimedia Commons ↗Wikimedia Commons ↗Wikimedia Commons ↗Photo credit
S h y numis (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY 4.0The Yeouido skyline across the Han River (2024; not a photo of the exhibition). S h y numis / CC BY 4.0. Wikimedia Commons
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Bryan Dorrough (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY 2.0Yeouido lit up at night (2010; not a photo of the exhibition). Bryan Dorrough / CC BY 2.0. Wikimedia Commons
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lazy fri13th (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY 2.0The Han River and Yeouido seen from under a bridge (2021; not a photo of the exhibition). lazy fri13th / CC BY 2.0. Wikimedia Commons