[Daehak-ro]
Daehak (대학) means ‘University’ in Korean. 40 years ago, the buildings of Seoul University were located there. Since then people called that place Daehak street (Daehak-ro). After Seoul University relocate to Gwanak, Daehak-ro has become a place of arts and culture for young people. You can enjoy street performances in the Marronnier Park and artistic wall paintings around Daehak-ro.
- Marronnier Park & Ehwa Wall Painting
[The Ramparts]
You can enjoy ecological, historical and cultural assets while taking a walk along the ramparts of Naksan Mountain. The ramparts was built in 1395 and 600 years later, it became a famous walk trail for Koreans who wanted to take a rest and find inner peace. It has beautiful sights and fresh air so that you can experience eco-friendly and peaceful Seoul.
[Dongdaemun]
Dongdaemun means the eastern castle gate of Seoul. It was built in 1396 Joseon Dynasty and it is one of the 8 castle gates of Seoul.
[DDP, Dongdaemun Design Plaza]
DDP is the world’s largest three-dimensional amorphous architectural structure. The DDP metonymically combines history and culture with the city, Seoul, society, and economy to create one landscape. It was designed by the renowned architect, Zaha Hadid.
Photo Source: Korea Tourism Organization
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