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Suwon, Gyeonggi Do · 1.1 mi / 1.8 km

ZooDay is a rescue animal cafe in Iui-dong near Gwanggyo, Suwon, about nine minutes on foot from exit 1 of Gwanggyo Station and close to the back gate of Kyonggi University. It cares for abandoned and surrendered animals, including cats, dogs, rabbits and other small animals, and is funded by admission fees rather than donations or subsidies. Interaction may be limited depending on each animal's condition. There is no set time limit, although visits may be capped at 90 minutes when the cafe is full, and same-day re-entry is allowed. Small dogs and rabbits may come along with their owners. A few Naver reservations are offered, but most visitors walk in. The cafe has no regular closing day.

Suwon, Gyeonggi Do · 2.2 mi / 3.6 km

Mulung Cat Paradise (Mureung Nyangwon) is a cat cafe on the fourth floor of a building in Ingye-dong, Suwon's main nightlife and dining district, about eight minutes on foot from exit 8 of Suwon City Hall Station on the Suin-Bundang Line. It is home to around a dozen adopted cats. The entry fee includes a drink, extra time is charged per 30 minutes, and cat treat packs and slices of cake are sold at the counter. The building's underground car park offers two hours of free parking. It is a popular indoor date spot in the area and a calm place to spend an afternoon with cats. The cafe opens at 12:30 PM on weekdays and 11 AM on weekends, closing at 9 PM daily.

Suwon, Gyeonggi Do · 2.6 mi / 4.2 km

Goyangibyeol Jageunai is a cat cafe in the Kira Building on Cheongmyeongnam-ro in Yeongtong-dong, Suwon, near Yeongtong Station. The owner has kept cats for about 18 years and set the cafe up to feel like a friend's living room, with floor seating where visitors can lie down beside the cats, plus a few board games and game consoles. The entry fee includes one drink, with a lower rate for minors and a small discount for groups of five or more. Visits last two hours on weekdays and 90 minutes on weekends and holidays, with paid extensions. Socks are required and can be bought on site. The owner also offers advice on cats and supplies food for people feeding street cats. Parking is in the building's basement.

Suwon, Gyeonggi Do · 2.6 mi / 4.2 km

Cat Cafe Zaripyo is a cat cafe in Asem Plaza on Cheongmyeongnam-ro in Yeongtong-dong, Suwon, a few minutes from Yeongtong Station. Around 24 cats live here, including Maine Coons, a Sphynx, a Bombay, Singapuras and Orientals alongside newer arrivals. The entry fee includes a drink, with a student rate for minors. Time is unlimited on weekdays, while visits on weekends and public holidays are limited to two hours. Children up to elementary school age must come with a guardian. Cat treats and toys can be bought at the counter, and prepaid single and five-visit passes are offered. Visitors who drive can use the building's underground car park. The cafe opens at noon on weekdays and at 11 AM on weekends, closing at 9 PM.

Suwon, Gyeonggi Do · 2.6 mi / 4.2 km

Agamami is a cat cafe on the ninth floor of Geoseong Plaza near Yeongtong Station in Suwon's Yeongtong-dong, one of several cat cafes clustered on Cheongmyeongnam-ro. More than 28 cats live here, including cats rescued from poor breeding facilities and cats that were abandoned or given up by their owners. Kittens are raised in a separate room, and the cafe offers adoption counselling for cats looking for permanent homes, with an emphasis on unhurried, careful matching rather than quick placements. Visitors pay an entry fee, with a lower rate for under-18s, and drinks are ordered separately. Children of elementary school age must be accompanied by an adult. Prepaid single and five-visit passes are available, and the cafe stays open until 9 PM.

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Suwon, Gyeonggi Do · 2.7 mi / 4.4 km

Haenggung Myoyeon is a cat cafe in Haenggung-dong, Suwon's café and gallery quarter beside Hwaseong Haenggung Palace and the Suwon Hwaseong Fortress walls. It is on the second floor above a convenience store, next to the Haenggung-dong community service centre. The cafe has a good number of gentle, people-friendly cats, and it is a common stop for families with children and couples exploring the fortress area on foot. Entry is charged per person, with a lower rate for minors, and coffee and other drinks are ordered separately. Parking is limited in the old town, so public transport or nearby public car parks are the easiest options. The cafe opens at noon on weekdays and 11 AM on weekends.