Woljeong, a bridge from the Unified Silla Era, was lost during the Joseon Dynasty after more than 10 years of investigation, historical research, and ... More
Woljeong, a bridge from the Unified Silla Era, was lost during the Joseon Dynasty after more than 10 years of investigation, historical research, and restoration, and all restorations were completed in April 2018. According to the , it is recorded that it was built in the 19th year of King Gyeongdeok (760) during the Unified Silla Era, and served as a connection between Wolseong and Namsan in Gyeongju at that time. Two collections of data and excavations for restoration design from November 26, 1984 to September 8, 1986 confirmed the presence of a wooden bridge for the first time. Later, through construction from 2008 to 2013, the bridge was restored with a length of 66.15 meters, a width of 13 meters, and a height of 6 meters.
From April 2016, construction of two gate towers at both ends of the bridge was carried out, and the final construction was completed in April 2018. On the second floor of the gatehouse, there is an exhibition hall where you can see videos of the bridge's restoration process and excavated artifacts, and during the day, you can see the appearance of Woljeongjeong, which is good, and Woljeongjeong, which is another attraction at night, is a popular place for night view of Gyeongju. If you look at Woljeongjeong from the Jinggum Bridge installed in front of Woljeongjeong, you can see the scenery of Woljeongjeong shining softly on the river.
Entrance fee for Weekends ---------------- KRW 10,000
The Bunny Bear Museum in Bukgun-dong is a joint museum between the Sylvanian Family and Teddy Bears, and has been officially recognized by the Sylvani ... More
The Bunny Bear Museum in Bukgun-dong is a joint museum between the Sylvanian Family and Teddy Bears, and has been officially recognized by the Sylvanian Korea Branch. Using teddy bears, there is an exhibition hall with dioramas that show the history and historical sites of Park Hyuk Castration, Cheomseongdae, Seokguram, and Bulguksa Gyeongju, and the Sylvanian Family Village, which is loved by children all over the world. Squirrels, rabbits, puppies, koalas, elephant hospitals, kindergartens, markets, ballet, schools, etc., the cute and delicate Sylvanian Town is a charm that everyone from children who are curious about animals to adults cannot miss. It is an indoor space that all children can enjoy regardless of the season and weather, including a large Sylvanian house for children to experience, a chocolate experience, a space teddy bear that stimulates the imagination, and a dinosaur exhibition.
Dr. Kim’s Seafood House is a local restaurant in Chunui-dong, Bucheon, known for its generous seafood dishes and rich, flavorful broths. The menu focu ... More
Dr. Kim’s Seafood House is a local restaurant in Chunui-dong, Bucheon, known for its generous seafood dishes and rich, flavorful broths. The menu focuses on Korean-style seafood hot pots and stews, offering a satisfying meal packed with a variety of fresh ingredients.
The restaurant is a great choice for those who want to experience authentic Korean seafood cuisine in a casual and lively setting. Its generous portions make it ideal for sharing, especially for families or small groups.
For visitors looking to enjoy a warm, comforting meal with a variety of seafood, this spot delivers both quantity and flavor in a traditional Korean style.
Entrance fee for Adults ---------------- KRW 3,000
Entrance fee for kids ---------------- KRW 2,000
This is the place where Danjong was demoted to Nosangun and exiled. It is separated from Yeongwol-eup to the west, and the West River flows through it ... More
This is the place where Danjong was demoted to Nosangun and exiled. It is separated from Yeongwol-eup to the west, and the West River flows through it, forming a peninsula-shaped terrain. Dong · North · The west side is blocked by deep water, and the south side that connects to the land is blocked by the layered rock cliffs of Yukulbong Peak. Danjong described this place as a land island. Danjong was exiled here in 1457 (Sejo 3). When the West River flooded that summer and flooded the Cheongnyeongpo area, he stayed at Guanpungheon, a guesthouse, and closed his eyes after a few months. There is a stele that tells that Danjong lived there and a monument to the forbidden monument of Cheongnyeongpo. It is said that the maintenance monument is the handwriting of King Yeongjo, and the gold monument was erected by Park Ki-jeong during the reign of King Jeongjo.
House Nowhere Seoul is a futuristic cultural and retail space located in the Seongsu-dong. It officially opened in September 2025 and quickly became o ... More
House Nowhere Seoul is a futuristic cultural and retail space located in the Seongsu-dong. It officially opened in September 2025 and quickly became one of the city’s most talked-about creative destinations. House Nowhere Seoul is a hybrid space that blends architecture, art, retail, and experience into one unique environment.
Onion sungsu is the most famous instagramable cafe in Seongsu. It is also famous for its unique interior as a place where the warehouse was renovated. ... More
Onion sungsu is the most famous instagramable cafe in Seongsu. It is also famous for its unique interior as a place where the warehouse was renovated.
It is a cafe where you can enjoy cute cake with tea in a cozy atmosphere like a European house. You can feel the European style here with coffee made ... More
It is a cafe where you can enjoy cute cake with tea in a cozy atmosphere like a European house. You can feel the European style here with coffee made using roasted beans by theirself and pretty desserts. It's the perfect place to spend a relaxing time.
Unhyeongung, designated as Historic Site No. 257 of the City of Seoul, is located in Uni-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul. This palace used to be a Jamjeo (a te ... More
Unhyeongung, designated as Historic Site No. 257 of the City of Seoul, is located in Uni-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul. This palace used to be a Jamjeo (a temporary place for the soon-to-be monarch to stay before taking the throne) of Gojong, 26th King of Joseon Dynasty, and was the house of Heungseon Daewongun. Unhyeongung retains its historical importance as a base for Heungseon Daewongun's political activities during the modern Korean era.
Here, Heungseongun, Lee Haeung played the role of de facto ruler and reformed the political system into a royal regime. Even after resigning from the political position of regent, he persisted in engaging in political influences here.
On December 9, 1863 when Heongseongun was promoted to Daewongun and his wife from the Min family received the title of Budaebuin, this private residence was given the name Unhyeongung.
A folk song told that Unhyeongung, where King Gojong lived until he turned 12, and which was a Gwansanggam site during King Cheoljong, had the feng-shui energy to create a king. After King Gojong came to power, Daewongun expanded Unhyeongung again. The name, Unhyeon originated from an uphill path located in front of Seoungwan, whose name was changed to Gwansanggam in the era of King Sejo. The name remained as a special name for that. That is, Ungwan, coming from Seoungwan and Unhyeon, the name of the uphill path in front of Ungwan, were used literally for this spot.
Osulloc tea house can be found at the Bukchon Hanok Village, ot far from Jeongdok Public Library. Built in the style of a traditional Korean hanok, th ... More
Osulloc tea house can be found at the Bukchon Hanok Village, ot far from Jeongdok Public Library. Built in the style of a traditional Korean hanok, the lower building serves as the main location for the cosmetic brand Sul hwa soo flagship store while the upper building is home to the Osulloc tea house. Renowned Korean desserts Garaetteok, green tea ice cream waffles, and bread are just a few examples of fusion Korean delicacies that will make your mouth and eyes happy. Compared to the other teahouse in Osulloc, thie one has a few unique features. Many more varieties of tea are available.
Baek In-je House is a museum and cultural heritage site located in Bukchon Hanok Village's Gahoe-dong neighborhood. The house was built during the Jap ... More
Baek In-je House is a museum and cultural heritage site located in Bukchon Hanok Village's Gahoe-dong neighborhood. The house was built during the Japanese colonial era and it is a well-preserved example of modern hanok. The hanok was built on an elevated plot of land and there are incredible views of Bukchon Hanok Village from the house. Though built in a traditional style, there are many modern architectural touches. In traditional hanok, the sarangchae (men's quarters) and anchae (women's quarters), are built separate from each other. Baek In-je House has a sarangchae and anchae that are connected. There is also a spacious garden. The hanok is one of the largest remaining hanok in the city, and because of its unique history, the hanok was designated a Citizens' Cultural Heritage site and converted into a museum.
※ Baek In-je (1898 - Unknown): Baek In-je was a Korean patriot who fought for Korean independence during the Japanese colonial era. Baek was also a doctor who devoted much of his time to studying rickets and blood disorders. He made great contributions to the body of research on these medical issues.
03055 16, Bukchon-ro 7-gil (Gahoe-dong), Jongno-gu, Seoul
- Business hours -
Tue-Sun : 09:00am-18:00pm (Last entry at 17:30 /Closed Mondays)
※ Visitors not on a guided tour may only tour the grounds
※ Fridays & Saturdays until 20:00 during August
- Foreign language assistance & tours available.
- Free admission
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