
Gwangjang Market
As one of the oldest continually functioning markets in all of South Korea, it’s a great place to soak up the nation’s traditional culture and sample its gastronomic goodies, all in one place!
Known as the International District in Seoul, this location is incredibly popular for tourists. Inside the district there are multiple street vendors and markets that sell local goods and even goods from other nations. You'll find yourself haggling the price of a custom-made delicacy that ranges from a variety of quality!
As one of the oldest continually functioning markets in all of South Korea, it’s a great place to soak up the nation’s traditional culture and sample its gastronomic goodies, all in one place!
Split into two sections, the first section of the museum houses a collection of traditional Korean art, including paintings, ceramics, and porcelain. The second section displays more modern art from both Korean and foreign artists. As well as have the Samsung Child Education & Culture Center that acts as a facility to fostering the creativity of future generations.
Itaewon Antique Furniture Street is the first place in Korea to sell antique furniture. Hosting an "Itaewon Antique Festival" every October and "Weekend Flea Market" every weekend, this street is always attracting new visitors. It's a must-visit place for those interested in walking through a medieval European-like street in Seoul!