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A calm, large-scale introduction to Korean art and history with a park-like setting around the museum.

The Cultural Oil Reserve Base, surrounded by Maebongsan Mountain near the Seoul World Cup Stadium in Mapo-gu, is a cultural park that was returned to the citizens through urban regeneration of the Mapo Oil Reserve Base, a legacy from the industrialization era when access and use by the general public was strictly controlled.

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

Jungang High School was established in September 1910 by merging Kiho School, founded by patriotic governors of the Kiho region, and Yunghui School, established by Heungsa Dan in September 1910.

Former workshop streets now hold small labels, coffee roasters, pop-ups, and working factories side by side.

At the end of the Joseon Dynasty, when the domestic situation was in turmoil, the country's fortunes took a turn for the worse due to the competition between great powers such as Japan and China.

Byeolmadang Library consists of a duplex with a total of 2,800㎡ (approximately 850 pyeong) in the center of COEX Mall.

Myeong-dong is a space reminiscent of a huge shopping city.

The largest Joseon palace complex in Seoul, with mountain views, ceremonial courtyards, and museums nearby.

Central City is located in Banpo-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul.

The Han River is a river that runs through the middle of the Korean Peninsula and flows into the West Sea through Gangwon-do, Chungcheongbuk-do, Gyeonggi-do, and Seoul.

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.

The War Memorial of Korea established the War Memorial on June 10, 1994, in Yongsan-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, to preserve and display materials showing the true nature of the patriotic war, serve as a center for national spiritual education, commemorate the noble sacrifices of our ancestors who sacrificed their lives for their country, and commemorate their achievements.

Sungnyemun Gate is the southern main gate of the Joseon City Wall, located at Namdaemun-ro 4-ga, Jung-gu, Seoul.

Kyobo Bookstore Gwanghwamun branch is Korea's first large bookstore that opened in 1981 at 1 Jongno 1-ga, in the center of Seoul, based on the founding philosophy of practical implementation of national education promotion, improvement of national spirit and culture by expanding the base of the reading population, and creation of a cultural space with social functions.

The area around Gangnam Station is the center of transportation in the Gangnam area.

Bukchon is located between Gyeongbokgung Palace, Changdeokgung Palace, and Jongmyo Shrine and is a representative traditional residential area in Seoul with a high concentration of traditional Korean houses.

COEX Aquarium is a large aquarium with 183 exhibition tanks, 90 breeding tanks, and a water volume of 3,500 tons.

Insa-dong is a precious space in the city center where old but precious traditional items are exchanged.

JoongAng Fruits and Vegetables, located in the agricultural and marine product wholesale market in Garak-dong, Songpa-gu, Seoul, is a corporation that wholesales fruits and vegetables, established in 1989.

Namdaemun Market is a traditional market selling clothing, kitchenware, gifts and food.

Gyeongnidan-gil refers to the road and surrounding alleys that lead from the main gate of the Armed Forces Financial Management Center towards the Grand Hyatt Hotel.

In the Ttukseom area where the Water Museum is located, the first water purification plant in Ttukdo Water Source, Korea's first water purification plant, was built.

Arisu Nara, located in Seoul Children's Grand Park in Neung-dong, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul, is the nation's first children's tap water experience promotion center and opened on October 26, 2010.

Buam-dong in Jongno-gu is a neighborhood with a sophisticated Samcheong-dong atmosphere and winding alleys that still retain the old-fashioned charm.

Daehakro, full of youthful enthusiasm, can be said to be a cultural gathering place representing Korea's art, performance, and freedom.

Seosunla-gil is a road that connects 150-3 Jongno, Jongno-gu, Seoul to 26 Gwonnong-dong, and is the road traveled by the Sunla Army, which was in charge of public security in the old Joseon Dynasty.

A compact covered market for everyday produce, prepared food, and an easy walk toward the Han River.

Nanji Camping Site is located at Nanji Hangang Park in Mapo-gu, Seoul.

Sejong Center for the Performing Arts is an institution established by the Seoul Metropolitan Government and is a representative cultural and arts institution in Seoul.

Korea's first children-only National Science Museum opened in December 2017 with the goal of nurturing creative and convergent talents who will lead the future society.

Shinsegae Department Store first introduced the concept of a modern department store in the early 1960s and established the first direct management system.

Jangchung Gymnasium, located in Jangchung-dong 2-ga, Jung-gu, Seoul, was the first indoor sports stadium built in Korea and opened on February 1, 1963.

Gwanaksan Mountain (632.2m), which rises south of the Han River in Seoul, was called Gwanaksan Mountain because the rock at the top resembles the shape of a hat.

You can have a special encounter with marine life in 13 different theme zones that replicate the five oceans of the world.

The Theater of Light is a space that was reborn as a new cultural and artistic space by taking advantage of the strengths of the Walkerhill Grand Theater space that was previously located in Walkerhill.

The National Theater was established on April 29, 1950 as Asia's first national theater.

Nanji Hangang Park is located between Hongjecheongyo Bridge and Nanjicheongyo Bridge.

Yeouido Hangang Park is located in Yeouido, the center of politics, finance, and media, and is a popular attraction for office workers and the general public as it is easily accessible by public transportation such as subways and buses.

Dongnimmun Gate, located in Seodaemun Independence Park, is a monument built by tearing down Yeongeunmun Gate, which used to welcome Chinese envoys, to pledge the will for independence after the Gabo Reform.

Blue Arboretum is the first municipal arboretum in Seoul, created by transforming an empty lot into an eco-friendly space.

Lotte Concert Hall, located in Lotte World Mall in Jamsil, is a performance hall with 2,036 seats and world-class sound, seats, and lighting.

A broad riverside-adjacent park that makes an easy reset between Seongsu cafés and galleries.

Dongdaemun General Market was launched in December 1970 as the largest single market in Asia and has grown for over 50 years.

Namsan Cable Car is a facility that allows you to climb from Hoehyeon-dong to the top of Namsan while enjoying a panoramic view of Seoul.

Ssamziegil, the most representative place in Insa-dong, is a shopping mall specializing in crafts where you can meet and enjoy works and culture that reinterpret tradition in a modern way.

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.

Uidong Valley is the representative valley of Gangbuk and is located between Dobongsan Mountain and Bukhansan Mountain.

Suseong-dong Valley is a valley that flows down from Inwangsan Mountain and joins Cheonggyecheon.

Yangjae Flower Market is the largest flower market in Korea.

Changgyeonggung Palace (昌慶宮) is a palace built by King Seongjong in the old Suganggung Palace for his three royal concubines.

Gwangnaru Safety Experience Center, located next to the main gate of Seoul Children's Grand Park, is Korea's first disaster experience center where various disaster situations, such as fires, earthquakes, and typhoons, can be virtually set up and ordinary citizens can directly experience them and receive safety education.

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.

There is a statue of King Sejong the Great at Gwanghwamun Square, located on Sejong-ro in front of Gyeongbokgung Palace.

The National Assembly building was completed in August 1975, and was a modern building style with a touch of Korean traditional beauty.

Dense hanok lanes filled with small cafés, restaurants, craft shops, and quick connections to Jongmyo.

Bulamsan Mountain (508m) is a mountain that rises on the border between Nowon-gu, Seoul and Byeolnae-myeon, Namyangju-si, Gyeonggi-do, and is adjacent to Suraksan Mountain across Deokneung Pass.

Chagro is an experience space that creates all happy contact points with books.

Ttukseom Hangang Park was a well-known riverside recreation area before its redevelopment as a Hangang park, and today brings together a waterfront plaza, rose garden, nature-learning area, and children's playgrounds.

Choansan Mountain is a mountain located across Wolgye-dong, Nowon-gu, and Chang-dong, Dobong-gu, Seoul.

Seokpajeong is a representative annex garden from the late Joseon Dynasty, boasting traditional architecture and a beautiful garden in harmony with nature.

Mario Outlet, located in Gasan-dong, Seoul, is Asia's largest urban outlet with about 600 brands with a total area of 132,000 m2 (approximately 40,000 pyeong).

Sindang-dong Tteokbokki Town is a place where tteokbokki restaurants stand on both sides of an alley.

It is a plaza with a nature-friendly ecological environment created on Sejong-ro, where the Cheonggyecheon Stream begins in Jung-gu, Seoul.

Kids Auto Park is a children's traffic safety experience center located behind Imagination Land in Seoul Children's Grand Park.

Heunginjimun is the eastern gate among the eight gates of Seoul Fortress.

Seun Electronics Market is Korea's first comprehensive electronics market and an electronics market with a long tradition.

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

LoL Park is the space where Korea's largest LoL tournament, LCK (League of Legends Champions Korea), is held and where you can watch the games.

Gocheok Sky Dome is Korea's first dome baseball stadium built in Gocheok-dong and was completed in 2015.

Jeongdong-gil in Seoul is one of the most famous walking paths in downtown Seoul.

Yeouido Park, which opened as Yeouido Square in 1971 on the site of the runway, is a space for various national events and leisure activities.

Eunpyeong Hanok Village is a modern Hanok village located in Jingwan-dong, Eunpyeong-gu.

Dicky Dicky, which stands for 'Design Kids Digital Kids', is a space that fosters children's sensitivity and creativity through design.

D Museum is an art museum located in Seoul Forest Station.

Kukje Gallery has been a representative domestic art gallery since its opening in 1982, providing opportunities to encounter and appreciate the works and trends of world-famous contemporary artists.

Bukaksan Mountain is the highest mountain among the four mountains surrounding the Seoul Basin, Bugaksan Mountain, Namsan Mountain, Naksan Mountain, and Inwangsan Mountain, and is the highest peak among the southern branches of Bukhansan Mountain.

North Seoul Dream Forest, a very large park surrounded by six districts including Gangbuk and Dobong in Seoul, is a green park created on 680,000 m2 of land where Dreamland used to be, and is the third largest park in Seoul after World Cup Park and Olympic Park.

Bukjeong Village is one of the last remaining villages within the four main gates of Seoul, and is often considered a mountain village or a shanty village.

Seosomun Historical Park is an urban place of rest with many types of trees throughout the four seasons.

Choansan Camping Site is easily accessible from the city center.

Korea Fruit and Vegetables, founded in 1979, is a wholesale corporation specializing in the distribution of fruits and vegetables located in the Garak-dong wholesale market.

The Rice Cake Museum is an experiential space and a place for mountain education where you can feel the wise and wise life of our ancestors.

Baekam Art Hall, which opened in 2004 across from the Gangnam Fire Station on Teheran-ro, Gangnam-gu, is a theater equipped with a variable stage that can accommodate a variety of performances, allowing for performances of various genres such as plays, musicals, concerts, and dance.

This indoor mall connects to Samseong Station exits 5 and 6 and Bongeunsa Station exit 7.

The National Museum of Korean History is a museum that records Korea's progress from the opening of ports in the late 19th century to today, and is the first national modern and contemporary history museum that opened on December 26, 2012.

It is Korea's first case of reorganizing an existing road into a pedestrian-oriented road and introducing the concept of a green road, a street space full of green, and a road where sidewalks and roads coexist for pedestrians, and is 900m long.

Yerimdang Art Hall is a cultural space for children and reopened as Yerimdang Art Hall in July 2018 in collaboration with NC Company.

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.

Mokdong Sports Complex, located in Yangcheon-gu, Seoul, is a sports complex that built a main stadium and an indoor ice rink, starting with the construction of a baseball stadium in 1987 in the western part of Seoul with the purpose of expanding the base of recreational sports and revitalizing Ama Baseball.

Hongjecheon Artificial Waterfall is like an oasis in the city.

Seosomun Holy Site History Museum opened in June 2019 as a place to commemorate martyred Catholics.

It is a mediated open space that supports the creation of artists and communication between artists and citizens.

The Amorepacific Museum of Art is an art museum that displayed works of art collected by the late Seong-hwan Seo, the founder and chairman of Amorepacific, and was renamed the Amorepacific Museum of Art (APMA) in 2009.

Changdong Culture and Sports Center opened in 2005 and is a public sports facility where you can enjoy a variety of sports programs, including a swimming pool and gym.

The Whanki Museum of Art opened in Seoul in November 1992, designed by architect Woo Kyu-seung, to honor Kim Hwan-ki and contribute to the development of modern art.

Naru Arts Center is a complex performing arts space that is opening a new chapter in the development of Korean culture and arts through diverse and high-quality performances.

S-Factory has become a new attraction in Seoul in Seongsu-dong, where the factory area that has been around since the 1980s and the unique spaces of young artists are beautifully combined.