D-Cube Link Arts Center

A cultural arts space built inside Sindorim Station. It includes an art platform, gallery, and classrooms, and hosts exhibitions by resident artists as well as drawing, painting, photography, craft, and other cultural programs. Check the current program schedule before visiting.

Inspired by the slow, deliberate pace of a turtle, it offers a peaceful sanctuary where visitors can write "slow letters" that are delivered one year later and enjoy quiet moments.

A former ironworks district that has developed into an artists' village with studios, workshops, murals, outdoor sculptures, cafés, and restaurants. The narrow alleys preserve traces of the area's industrial history while displaying contemporary art. Many ironworks close on weekends, making the artwork painted on their shutters easier to see.

A cultural arts complex with a 579-seat theater, gallery, small hall, education rooms, and other facilities. It hosts concerts, theater performances, exhibitions, and cultural programs throughout the year.

A public cultural lounge in the Times Square plaza offering exhibitions, workshops, media art, and community programs. The space works with local artists and residents and can also be used as a place to rest while exploring the Yeongdeungpo area.

A riverside walking and cycling route known for cherry blossoms in spring. The stream supports a variety of birds, fish, and plants, and the riverside also has recreational and sports areas. The Guro section is easily accessible from several subway stations.