E-Land Cruise – Yeouido Dock

One of Seoul's most popular riverside parks, with wide lawns and views of the Han River. It is popular for picnics, walking, and cycling, and bicycles can be rented nearby. The park is also a popular place to watch the sunset and hosts seasonal events, including the Seoul International Fireworks Festival. It is a good place to experience how Seoul residents spend their leisure time along the Han River.

A facility for runners inside Yeouinaru Station, designed as a base for running along the Han River. It has changing rooms, lockers, powder rooms, shoe sanitizers, an InBody analyzer, and information on running routes and events. Running classes and other programs are also offered.

A modern and contemporary art museum operated through a partnership between the Centre Pompidou in Paris and the Hanwha Foundation of Culture. It opened in 2026 and presents exhibitions drawn from the Centre Pompidou collection as well as contemporary art programs. Check the current exhibition schedule before visiting, as galleries may close between exhibitions.

This striking building was the tallest outside North America when it opened in 1985 at 250 meters. It has an art gallery and observation deck on level 60 that allows you to see far and wide over the city. As featured in the computer games SimCity 3000 and SimCity 4.

A rather mysterious former bunker built during the 1970s military government. It was discovered in 2005 during the bus transfer center construction, and was opened as a gallery in 2017. It is part of the Seoul Museum of Arts.

A small park created to commemorate the sister-city relationship between Seoul and Ankara, the capital of Turkey. Opened in 1977, the park includes Ankara House, a traditional Turkish-style building, as well as sculptures and landscaped areas representing the friendship between the two cities.