Gocheok Neighborhood Park

A network of nine walking routes totaling 28.5 km across Guro-gu. The routes include forest trails through local hills, riverside paths along streams such as Anyangcheon, and urban walking routes. Visitors can choose individual sections rather than completing the entire trail.

South Korea's first domed baseball stadium and the home stadium of the Kiwoom Heroes. It also hosts concerts, awards ceremonies, and other large-scale events. Public transportation is recommended because traffic and parking can be crowded on event days.

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.

An ecological park built around a former reservoir, with walking trails, traditional Korean pavilions, exercise equipment, an outdoor stage, and areas for observing plants and wildlife. More than 25,000 plants grow around the reservoir, which is also home to around 100 koi fish.

A historic burial site associated with Jeongseon Princess, the seventh daughter of King Seonjo of the Joseon Dynasty. The site includes the graves of the princess, her husband Kwon Dae-im, and other members of the Andong Kwon clan. Its tombstones and epitaphs are valuable sources for understanding Joseon-period funerary practices.

A large musical theater inside D-Cube City with 1,242 seats. It hosts major Korean productions of musicals and other stage performances, and is directly connected to Sindorim Station.