It’s okay if you get lost! Wonju Miro Art Market

Maze Art Market, where unique shops are lined up along the maze-like alleys, is located on the second floor of Wonju Jungang Market. Wonju Jungang Market has been using the two-story reinforced concrete building built in 1970 without reconstruction. Compared to the first floor, the second floor, which was neglected due to relatively poor accessibility, changed in the 2010s when it was selected for a cultural tourism market and a youth mall project. It has been reborn as a market with a Newtro atmosphere by combining workshops, cafes, and cultural spaces. The market is divided into four buildings around the central square. Each copper has a slightly different color. In Gadong, old tailor shops and gold and silver shops stand out, and in Dadong, there are various experience spaces. La-dong is home to restaurants that appeared on the SBS-TV program . Due to a fire that occurred in 2019, Na-dong is currently unable to operate most of the stores. Find fun hidden in alleyways, such as murals, sculptures, and disposable camera vending machines. Wonju Rail Park is also an attraction that utilizes abandoned space. It runs 7.8km between Ganhyeon Station and Pandae Station among the closed sections of the central line, and takes a scenic train to go and a rail bike to come back. If you like to walk, we recommend the Chiaksan Dulle-gil, which runs along the foot of Chiaksan Mountain. Currently, 3 courses are open. If you go all the way to Chiaksan Mountain, let’s stop by Guryongsa Temple, which is one of the 8 scenic spots in Wonju.

Inquiries: Wonju Central Market Prosperity Association 033)743-2570