Urban Legends of Seoul

Railway station building, construction began in 1922 and was completed in 1925.

After restoration it is used as a comprehensive cultural space.

The building has great architectural value as it is the oldest railway station in Korea.

State Treasure No. 1 - the main (southern) gate of the fortress wall that surrounded Seoul (at present, the wall is not completely preserved; therefore, if you see the gate for the first time, you may not immediately understand its functional purpose).

Perhaps the only palace in Seoul that can rightly be called "imperial".

Symbiosis of urban landscape architecture and nature - the Cheonggyecheon River; everything is artificial in it: the bed of the river, the banks, the water itself ...

In fact, it was a real, natural river; but after the Korean War, it was "hidden" underground. As a result of the grandiose Cheonggyecheon restoration project in 2005, the river was reopened to visitors and residents of Seoul.