Guidebook for Songpa-gu
Food Scene
Starbucks
Sandeulhae
6 Wiryeseong-daeroGood experience to have Korean Traditional Restaurant !
빌즈 잠실
300 Olympic-roThis restaurant is really good for brunch!!
PARK. CHEF
Parks & Nature
One of the biggest park in Seoul where you can feel nature and see amazing view of skyline on the top of the hill!
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奧林匹克公園
424 Olympic-roOne of the biggest park in Seoul where you can feel nature and see amazing view of skyline on the top of the hill!
석촌호수
It is really good place to walk!
Getting Around
Mongchontoseong (World Peace Gate) station
Only 2min. by walk to "Happy together" house!
蠶室站
Just 10min. by walk from "Happy Together" house !!
Jamsilnaru Station
Just 5~7min. from "Happy Together" house!
Shopping
Lotte Duty Free Store
300 Olympic-roOne of the biggest shopping mall in Seoul!!
Starfield COEX Mall
Big shopping mall!!
Essentials
HOMEPLUS Jamsil
16 Sincheon-ro 6-gilIt is a big grocery store !! You can buy food, daily supplies and so on!
Arts & Culture
Mongchontoseong Fortress is an earthen fortification from the Baekje Dynasty (18 BC-660 AD). It was built sometime between the 3rd and 4th centuries, using the natural protection offered by a tributary to the Hangang River on one side and wooden barricades for added defense on the other side. The fortress has been designated as Historic Site No. 297, and is currently located inside the Seoul Olympic Park.
Mongcheontoseong Fortress features an overlapping structure of the outer and inner fortifications that were built along the hilly areas descending down from the Namhansanseong Fortress. On display inside the fortress are artifacts excavated from the site that date back to the Baekje Dynasty. The exhibited items include various earthenware and living tools. The site also displays dugout hut and storage pit sites in the state they were at the time of excavation.
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Mongchontoseong Fortress
88-3 Oryun-dongMongchontoseong Fortress is an earthen fortification from the Baekje Dynasty (18 BC-660 AD). It was built sometime between the 3rd and 4th centuries, using the natural protection offered by a tributary to the Hangang River on one side and wooden barricades for added defense on the other side. The fortress has been designated as Historic Site No. 297, and is currently located inside the Seoul Olympic Park.
Mongcheontoseong Fortress features an overlapping structure of the outer and inner fortifications that were built along the hilly areas descending down from the Namhansanseong Fortress. On display inside the fortress are artifacts excavated from the site that date back to the Baekje Dynasty. The exhibited items include various earthenware and living tools. The site also displays dugout hut and storage pit sites in the state they were at the time of excavation.