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Wolmido
Wolmido was a major harbor in Incheon until Yeonan Budu was developed. However, visitors can still do many things in Wolmido. There is a small park, surrounded by a nature walk road. There are also many seafood restaurants and cafes with a great ocean view. What is more, a small harbor that can bring visitors to several islands is still operating.…
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The most famous place is an amusement park popular with locals. People call Wolmido's pirate ship ride the scariest in the Korea, because the seat belts are loose. However, there are no known actual safety problems with this ride.
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Chinatown
官方网站This is the only official Chinatown in South Korea. Chinatown is full of Chinese restaurants and souvenir shops. Of course, many Chinese people reside there, so Chinese schools are there too. The area is located at the end of Metropolitan Line 1 that directly connects Incheon with Seoul. The main entrance to Chinatown is in front of the Incheon station.…
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The area is very crowded with visitors on weekends, so if you'd like to avoid crowds, go during the week.
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Songdo International City
This is a multi-billion dollar planned city where Korea's tallest building, the North Asia Trade Tower, is located. In addition, the world's tallest twin tower buildings, 151 Incheon Tower, are in the early stage of construction. As part of the Free Economic Zone, Songdo represents the bright future of Incheon.…
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This area is still very much in development, however, and not currently recommended for visitors.
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Incheon Islands
There are several islands accessible by ferries. Most islands provide comfortable environments with fresh air and various cuisines that allow visitors to stay away from city life for a while. Also, the islands have great hiking roads and beaches.…
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Here are several islands people can easily visit: Daecheongdo, Yeonpyeongdo, Ganghwado, Yeongjongdo, Muuido, and Deokjeokdo.
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Arts Centre
An arts and entertainment venue located in Guwol-dong (with which it is loosely synonymous). There are several large department stores, cinemas, designer shops, restaurants, and a central square named Rodeo Street. Sporting events are sometimes shown on a screen in the central square.…
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Also, the place has a couple of stadiums for professional baseball and soccer games.
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Liberty Park
Liberty Park is located next to Chinatown. For most Incheon citizens, the park is well known for General MacArthur's statue and the memorial of the Centennial Anniversary of U.S.-South Korean relations.
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Independence Memorial Hall
This was built to celebrate Korea's independence from Japan. There are a monument of General MacArthur and several other statues that symbolize the country's independence.
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Seonsu-guard post
It was made the Joseon Dynasty period. Also it is one of the guard post in 48 guard post.Nearby region, southern, northern guard post also exist.
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GangHwa Hyanggyo
Hyanggyo is the Confucian temple and school to teach local students in the Joseon Dynasty period .
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GangHwa Daesan-ry dolmen distant view
It is appointed in 1995. This cultural property is related to brazen age.
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Incheon government office building
It was the first to be declared a tangible cultural property in Incheon.
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Taeung-jon Hall, Chondung-sa Temple
This temple is Korea treasure 178 issue. It was appointed in 1963.
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Buddhist Sanctuary,Jeong-Su Temple
It is the No. 161 national treasure.
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Ara tower
It is tower of Gyeongin Ara canal.
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GangHwa mountain fortress
It was built in Goryeo period
South Korea其他城市的景点
常见问题
Incheon必看的景点有哪些?
Incheon has 15 documented sights including Wolmido, Chinatown, Songdo International City. Use the list above to plan your itinerary.
How many days to see Incheon?
Most travelers spend 3–5 days in Incheon to cover the major sights. Download Nomax to connect with other travelers and plan a shared itinerary.
Is Incheon good for solo travelers?
Yes. Incheon is popular with solo travelers. Download Nomax to find sightseeing companions in Incheon so you never have to explore alone.
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