Petite France

So pretty! I really like Petite France for some reason but one of it was the air. The air was so clean when we got there my asthmatic lungs could take all the walking uphill and downhill. Over all one of my favorite tourist spot. There was literally no one there when we visited at around 10 in the morning.

A beautiful tourist spot in Gangwon. It’s best to come here early because there will have a lot of tour company bring tourists here around noon. It has real mini entertainment show so it’s best to check the show time before entering as well.

Not very impressive about the place but if you haven't visited before, just go once and experience it yourself. The mountain view is still beautiful. Recommend visiting the real France 😅

This place is fun and quirky. If you are a fan of the little prince, this is a fun experience for you. Be sure to take lots of pictures and enjoy their storytelling and puppet shows.

Petite France offers a charming escape with its picturesque architecture and vibrant atmosphere. The blend of French aesthetics and Korean culture creates a unique experience. However, crowds during peak times may affect the tranquility. Worth a visit for those seeking a whimsical cultural fusion.

Very trendy place. It has plenty of places to take selfie or group pictures with am awesome background. People are very nice and helpful. You can explore the town and take a little hike along the path.

Great place to experience Frances culture..all building design assemble like in France.. loving place. Great view too.

A very quaint and aesthetic area resembling France . Has great view of the mountains.

Lots of spots to take photos and spots for narrative journey. “Little prince” is the main theme here.

This is a beautiful little town full of exotic charm. It is recommended for children who like fairy tales because there are many introductions to Italian and French cultural arts here. It is also a great place for couples to take photos and check in. In the middle, you can watch some interesting performances. Personally, I like the organ museum because you can listen to beautiful music from a hundred years ago.

You can watch a puppet show (The Red Riding Hood) and music box performances. It closes at 5 pm. You can also go to the Italian village which is located near this place. But you need to pay more if you want to visit both places.

Nice little miniature france where they filmed My Love From The Star and Secret Garden.

Maybe 2 hours is better. 1 hour is still quite rushed as there are many buildings inside and you can go inside most of them and they will have many things inside (replicas of real french houses). There is also an outdoor trail at the top that you can walk, but I didn't have time for it as the tour only gave us 1 hour.

It's beautiful when it snows!

Such a cool experience. I’m Italian and the Italy side was my favourite. There’s so many museums and paintings and so many things to take pictures of and with. It costs about $12 for one adult. There was seating outside and bathrooms were in a good distance apart. We even saw a puppet show! The field is wheelchair friend and there are elevators in most of the museums. There is also a Muslim prayer room. The Pinocchio museum was super cool and it showed history and new things. Such a beautiful place.

Super cute little French village, it’s connected to little Italy and you can choose to but a ticket to one of them or both(I recommend getting both). The village is pretty small and has little museum and cafe. we spent two hours there-took our time looking around, taking pictures and eating.
Would recommend eating before or grabbing take away as there isn’t much options for food. Overall I liked it

Hai! I come from Malaysia! And this is a part time I visited Petite France & Italian Village as a package to my trip to Nami Island. According to Korean Tourism Organization. Petite France is a French cultural village set in the Korean countryside. Designed with the theme concept, "flowers, stars, and the Little Prince," the village offers experience programs, training facilities, and accommodations. Additional attractions within the village include a memorial hall dedicated to Saint-Exupery, the author of the celebrated French novel, Le Petit Prince (1943); Orgel House where a 200-year-old music box plays a sweet melody; a French housing exhibition; a gallery displaying sculptures and paintings of le coq gaulois (the Gallic rooster), the national symbol of France; and many other galleries and shops to experience French culture. As I come with package travel, they only give ke 2 hours and 30 minute to discover the whole place which is not enough for me. Maybe, I'll come back again one fine day just to spend a little more time. Overall, I like that place, so beautiful yet entertaining me a lot.

A great place to take some photos. Staff were very friendly. But there was no retail shops nearby so you'd better prepare your own refreshments.

The view is great. It’s a very famous Korea drama filming place. We hang out all day and enjoyed the pleasant time.

cute place! really good spot to take a photo, feels like you're in France☺

its really cold when i go there.... you can also collect a stamp from some of the station!

Petite France (쁘띠프랑스) is one of those popular spots for tourists in Korea. .Its one of those Instagrammable hot spots to the east of Seoul in Korea that makes for a great day trip from the city. Popular with K-drama fans as it has been a set for numerous shows .

Took a bus down to Petite France and found out it's almost closed!! Took approx 45minutes to speed around to snap photos and enjoy the museum + everything. Couldn't have time to participate in the interactive chopping event but definitely had a lot of fun!