The Opening of the Country: 개항장 (Gaehangjang) – the historic center where, in the 19th century, Incheon became one of Korea’s first open ports, paving the way for international trade and cultural exchange.
China Town: The famous Chinese quarter, where you can try authentic Jjajangmyeon (짜장면) – the iconic black bean noodle dish that originated here and became a symbol of Incheon’s cuisine.
Japanese Quarter: A stroll through streets lined with preserved Japanese colonial-era architecture. The old buildings and early 20th-century facades tell the story of Incheon’s modernization during a transformative period.
Freedom Park (자유공원): End the tour in Korea’s oldest Western-style park, which offers beautiful views of the port and coastline.
This tour is rich with the history, architecture, and flavors of old Incheon, where every street tells its own unique story.