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European Christmas Market Host area Seongbuk-gu, Seoul Host period 2023. 12. 9. ~ 10

12 months ago76226 min

European Christmas Market Host area Seongbuk-gu, Seoul Event period 2023. 12. 9. ~ 10. / 12:00 – 19:00 Festival nature Culture and Arts Related website https://global.seoul.go.kr/web/main.do Festival location Seongbukcheon Fountain Maru, Exit 2 of Hansung University Station, Subway Line 4 fee Food and product prices vary by booth Host/Host Organization Seongbuk-gu inquiry Administrator 02-2241-6381, 3, 4 The European Christmas Market, which celebrates its 12th anniversary this year, presents traditional European Christmas season foods and...

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seoul subway/metro line 2 map

1 year ago175535 min

Table of Contents Introduction History and Culture Along Seoul Subway Line 2 Map: Uncovering the City’s Past Foodie’s Guide to Seoul Subway Line 2 Map: Best Eats Near Each Station Hidden Gems: Exploring Off-the-Beaten-Path Stations on Seoul Line 2 Map A Comprehensive Guide to Navigating Seoul Subway Line 2 Map Top 10 Must-Visit Tourist Spots Along Seoul Subway Line 2 Map Conclusion “Navigate seoul with ease on metro line 2.” Introduction seoul subway/metro line 2...

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Activities Destinations Seoul

Subway station, become art! Noksapyeong Station Underground Art Garden

1 year ago12539 min

Subway station, become art! Noksapyeong Station Underground Art Garden Local people Noksapyeong-daero, Yongsan-gu, Seoul Noksapyeong Station (Yongsan-gu Office) on Seoul Subway Line 6 was reborn in March 2019 through a public art project by the Seoul Metropolitan Government. In Korea, the subway was just a means of transportation called ‘hell train’, but the space used inevitably has been transformed into a cultural space where art and nature harmonize. At Noksapyeong Station, from getting off at...

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A historical tour of Busan on subway line 1

2 years ago11383 min

A historical tour of Busan on subway line 1 Local people Dongnae-gu and Jung-gu, Busan Metropolitan City Starting with Line 1 in 1985 and ending with Line 4 in 2009, the Busan Metro operates four lines. Among them, line 1 is a route connecting Busan from north to south from Sinpyeong to Nopo, and it has 34 stations and is 32.5 km long. As the first subway to open, it not only connects the center...