TThe total area is 26,73,316m2. Among them, the area developed as a park facility is 300,648 square meters. Construction began in December 1996 and opened on August 30, 1999. The scenery is beautiful, making the most of the original nature such as lakes, lawns, and mountains. The main facilities are three lawn squares, four seasons flower garden, reed field, three resting places, and a fountain. Sports facilities include badminton courts, gunggung courts and foot pressure stations, as well as 2 children's playgrounds, 3 bungee jump stations and 3 parking lots. In particular, the parking lot can accommodate more than 1000 cars, so there are many family members who come out on a weekend by car.
Hours of use: 09:00 ~ 18:00
Contact: 031-702-8713
Distance: About 5 minutes
Construction started in 2000 and opened on October 14, 2005. The building consists of 4 buildings and is operated and managed by Seongnam Cultural Foundation. The opera house with 1,804 seats is a space for large performances such as opera, ballet, musical, and concert. There is a concert hall with 994 seats on the second floor, a small theater ensemble theater featuring a T-shaped stage, an art museum main building, annex, conference room, seminar room, music, art, and dance academy classrooms. In the open air there is a dance square, a circular stage where you can hold concerts and performances and display outdoor sculptures. The performance audience exceeded 1 million in two years and seven months.
Contact: 031-783-8000
Distance: About 10 minutes
[Seongnam Art Center website]
Korea Job World is the only national job experience center in Korea, a subsidiary of the Korea Employment Information Service, a quasi-governmental agency under the Ministry of Employment and Labor established by the Ministry of Employment and Labor, which was established to support the formation of a healthy job view for young people, career and job selection. It is located at 501 Bundangsuseo-ro, Bundang-gu, Seongnam-si.
Hours of use: 09:00 ~ 18:00
Contact: 1644-1333
Distance: About 10 minutes
[Korea Job World website]
http://koreajobworld.or.kr
Around 8,000m. Historic Site No. 57. Designated area 520,000 8460㎡. It was the southern fortress that guarded the city with the North Korean acid. Currently, there are defense facilities such as East, West, Nammunru, and Pole, Dondae, Ammun, Well, Bo, and Nu, and government officials and military training facilities.
Contact: 031-743-6610
Distance: About 30 minutes
[Namhansanseong homepage]
It is one of the 12 districts of the Hangang Citizen's Park. Corresponds to the central area of the Han River's Seoul Clock, and covers an area of 1.48 million 7374㎡. The migratory birds, Bamseom and Saetgang, are relatively well preserved, and there are many recreational facilities such as cruise ship docks, folk games and cultural yards in Dunchi. Yeouinaru's Woori Flower Garden and Saetgang Ecological Park are frequently used for nature learning and walking trails.
Contact: 02-3780-0561
Distance: About 1 hour
[Yeouido Hangang Park website]
UNESCO Korea's World Heritage Suwon Hwaseong Fortress is a short-lived heritage that was completed in the 18th century, but it is a unique castle that combines the theory of military facilities in the East and West, and has excellent defensive functions. There are 4 gates in the 6-km-long city wall, and each building has a variety of shapes and designs.
Hours of use: 09:00 ~ 18:00
Contact: 031-251-4435
Distance: About 50 minutes
[Suwon Hwaseong homepage]
The resort area is 1.48 million ㎡ (450,000 pyeong) and the amusement park area is about 300,000 pyeong. Located 35km south of Seoul and 7km from Yeongdong Expressway Junction, it opened in April 1976 as Yongin Nature Farm, the first family park in Korea. According to the characteristics of the space, it is categorized into five theme areas: 'American Adventure', 'Magic Land', 'European Adventure', and 'Zuptopia'.
Hours of use: 09:00 ~ 19:00
Contact: 031-320-5000
Distance: 1 hour 10 minutes
[Everland homepage]
The Korean Folk Village is a museum located in 107-1, Bora-dong, Giheung-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do, Korea. It is a realistic and interesting place that comprehensively reproduces Korean folk life. You can see and experience Korean traditional culture. Located close to Everland, it is a popular tourist destination for both Koreans and foreigners.
Hours of use: 09:00 ~ 18:00
Contact: 031-288-0000
Distance: Approx. 1 hour 10 minutes
[Korea Folk Village website]
Seoulland is a theme park located in Makgye-dong, Gwacheon-si, Gyeonggi-do, Korea. It was opened in May 1988, ahead of the Seoul Olympics, with various and systematic installations of amusement facilities with unique themes, such as the World's Plaza, the Land of Adventures, the Land of Fantasy, the Land of the Future, and the Garden of Samcheon-ri. In 1994, along with the opening of the Gwacheon Line (Seoul Subway Line 4), the use in connection with the Seoul National Park's zoo and botanical gardens, forest baths, and the National Museum of Modern Art through the Grand Park Station has gradually been activated, and now it has become a daily outing for citizens of the metropolitan area.
Hours of use: 09:00 ~ 18:00
Contact: 02-509-6000
Distance: 1 hour 10 minutes
[Seoul Land website]
Seoul Race Park is a racecourse located at 107, Gyeongma Park-daero, Gwacheon-si, Gyeonggi-do. It was built in preparation for the 1988 Summer Olympics and is also intended to replace Ttukseom Racecourse in Seongdong-gu, Seoul. The Korean Horse Society opened on September 1, 1989, and has a variety of facilities such as a family park, horseback riding grounds, and the Martha Museum, as well as two observation decks that can accommodate about 70,000 people. have.
Hours of use: 10 am to 7 pm
Contact: 1566-3333
Distance: 1 hour 10 minutes
[Seoul Horse Racing Park homepage]
Lotte World Adventure (1) (Lotte World Adventure) is a theme park located at 240, Olympic-ro, 40, Jamsil 3-dong, Songpa-gu, Seoul. It is a theme park operated by Hotel Lotte, a subsidiary of the Lotte Group. It is said to be one of the top three entertainment facilities in the metropolitan area along with Everland and Seoul Land. Lotte World is the only amusement facility in the metropolitan area that has a live shooting range. The actual shooting range is 2000 won per shot. It ranked 11th in the world in the world theme park rankings in 2011.
Hours of use: 09:30 ~ 22:00
Contact: 02-411-2000
Distance: 40 minutes
[Lotte World website]
In December 1969, three private broadcasting stations, Dongyang Broadcasting, Dong-A Broadcasting, and Culture Broadcasting, jointly invested and approved the construction of a tourist observatory along with a comprehensive radio tower, and started construction with Korean technology and equipment. It was completed in August. On October 15, 1981, it was opened to the general public (up to the third floor) and appeared as a tourist attraction. When you climb this tower, you can see not only the entire city of Seoul, but also Songaksan and Incheon Port at a glance.
Hours of use: 10 am to 23 pm
Contact: 02-3455-9277
Distance: 1 hour
[N Seoul Tower homepage]
Myeong-dong, the number 1 fashion store where fashions from all over the country gathered, gave the best place to Gangnam Street where the latest buildings and shops are located. However, there are still many attractions and generations that have been passed on for many years. The name Myeong-dong comes from “Myeongryebang”, one of the administrative districts of Hanyang in the Joseon Dynasty. When the Japanese colonial period and nearby Chungmuro were developed as commercial districts, Myeong-dong also developed into a center for finance and distribution.
Distance: 40 minutes
Historic Site No. 117. It was also called Bukgyeol because it was located in the north of Doseong. It was founded in the early days of the Joseon Dynasty and was used as a palace in the early days, but after being burned down during the Imjin War, it remained in ruins for a long time and was rebuilt in Gojong in the late Joseon Dynasty and used as a palace for a while. Many of the temples have been restored, but the site remains at the time of its founding, so it is an important site where you can see the general appearance of the Joseon Dynasty palace.
Hours of use: 09:00 ~ 18:00
Contact: 02-3700-3900
Distance: 1 hour
[Gyeongbokgung homepage]
