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A neighborhood park built on the former site of an OB beer factory. One of its landmarks is a large copper brewing kettle that was actually used in beer production in the 1930s. The park also has lawns, a pond, sports courts, and other recreational facilities.
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문화라운지 따따따
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.
Home of KBS Philharmonic Orchestra and KBS Traditional Music Orchestra.
문래창작촌
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.
서울달
A tethered helium balloon that rises up to 130 m above Yeouido Park, offering panoramic views of the Han River and Seoul skyline. Each flight lasts about 15 minutes.
여의도 공원
Enormous and hugely popular park. This site was an airfield until 1971, and was used as Seoul's main airport before Gimpo Airport. There is a traditional Korean forest, and in many other places you can enjoy concerts, cycling, or taking walks. Hundreds of trees and flowers offer you shade and an opportunity to relax. There are nice ponds and basketball courts. For a nominal fee, one can also rent bicycles or roller blades for use at the park.
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.