With an area about 3.6 km long and the size of 12 football fields, it is the world's largest rooftop garden that connects 15 government buildings. The rooftop garden has 1.44 million plants of 310 species, and space by plant theme, with a variety of tree species.
The Government Complex Sejong (Korean: 정부세종청사) is a government building built to create a multi-functional administrative city by relocating central administrative agencies to the non-metropolitan area for the purpose of decentralization, balanced development, and overcrowding in the metropolitan area.
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대통령기록관
It is an institution that collects and preserves documents, photos, videos, and furniture left by previous presidents and provides services for the public to use.
세종중앙공원
It is a park consisting of the Jangnamdeul Plaza for various festivals and events, a complex sports facility where you can enjoy sports, a family leisure forest where you can enjoy leisure as a family, and a family art forest where you can hold small cultural events.
베어트리파크
Beartree Park is a zoo and arboretum where you can see animals such as Asiatic black bears and brown bears, and flowers and trees. More than 100 Asiatic and brown bears and 1,000 kinds of plants can be seen.
국립세종수목원
National Arboretum of Sejong is an organization established to preserve and utilize forest biological resources in the temperate central region. Consisting of 22 gardens, 4548 plant species are preserved. A variety cultural events are also held throughout the seasons.
독락정
This historic pavilion was built in 1437. It is a cultural heritage site.
국립세종도서관
Since its opening in 2013, National library of Korea, Sejong has hosted a variety of cultural events, exhibitions, and lectures. In addition, visitors can experience regular policy academies, book concerts, and exhibitions.