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Worldcup Park has several sections. Sky Park is the most popular for the Silver Grass Festival. The park used to be a waste landfill.
World Cup Park (Korean: 월드컵공원) is an ecological park built in Sangamdong-gil, in Seoul, South Korea. The park was established on May 1, 2002 in anticipation of the 2002 Korea-Japan World Cup Games.
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Nanji Hangang Park is one of South Korea's famous Han River parks, known for its water features, fountains, festivals, and camping.
한국영화박물관
The Korean Film Museum is divided into a permanent exhibition and temporary exhibitions. The permanent exhibition introduces the history of Korean films in chronological order and operates an experience zone. The exhibitions are held under various themes so that you can watch and enjoy Korean movies from a new perspective.
It was South Korea's main stadium in the 2002 World Cup and is home to FC Seoul.
Seoul's first Hamsang Theme Park, Hangang Park is famous for its water-based leisure activities.
Trickeye
Trickeye Museum features optical illusion paintings and installations. Divided into six themed galleries, visitors can freely touch, step inside 3D exhibits and take photos.
A Czech brewery and restaurant, with outside facade being a replica of Prague's Astronomical clock.