Seocho

The Seoul Arts Center is Korea's best complex culture and arts space equipped with world-class facilities.

Since its opening in November 2002, the aT Center has been holding various domestic and international exhibitions and conferences to perform the function of comprehensive support for agricultural, fisheries and food exports.

Seorae Village, which means ‘the stream in front of the village flows gently,’ is a place where you can find a variety of French-style restaurants, cafes, wine bars, and shops.

Cheonggyesan Mountain lies along the boundaries of Seoul and Seongnam, Gwacheon, and Uiwang in Gyeonggi-do.

Spare, which aims to be a traditional Eastern European-style Hungarian sauna, is a women-only sauna that combines a beautiful European-style Art Nouveau architectural approach with a modern sensibility with high-quality facilities and a variety of sophisticated services.

The National Gugak Center is Korea's representative national arts institution that inherits traditional Korean performing arts.

Since the electric light was turned on for the first time at Gyeongbokgung Palace in 1887, KEPCO has established itself as a pivotal industry in our society today by overcoming the Japanese colonial rule, the division of North and South Korea, and the pain of national violence called the Korean War together with the people.

Maeheon Citizen's Forest is the first park in Korea to introduce the forest concept and is a park with a dense forest that is difficult to find in the city.

Simsan Memorial Cultural Center is operated by the Seocho Cultural Foundation, a non-profit organization that promotes cultural and artistic activities of citizens and supports cultural and artistic projects in the local community.