Restroom access is a small detail that can change an itinerary. Use this guide to find facilities at stations, parks and attractions.
Start with signs at stations and attractions
Major stations, parks, museums, malls and attractions often have restrooms. Locations vary by exit and floor, so use signs and information desks as well as maps. Small shops may reserve facilities for customers.
Use map search before you set out
Search ‘public restroom’ to plan longer walks or park visits, then confirm on arrival. Hours, construction and access rules can change.
Supplies differ by facility
Most facilities provide essentials, but toilet paper and hand-drying arrangements vary. Look near the entrance if a stall has no paper, and leave sinks clear for the next visitor.
Respect accessible and multipurpose facilities
Stations and public buildings may have rooms for wheelchair users or people with children. Respect signage and priority use; Seoul’s public-restroom work highlights accessible equipment and clear signs.
Ask if a facility is closed or hard to find
Ask an information desk, station staff or shop employee where the restroom is. At late hours, choose bright places with people around and move on if a place feels unsafe.
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