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A complex commercial facility that includes a shopping mall, convenience facilities, and stores. It consists of a building with 3 floors underground and 9 floors above ground. It is divided into The Center, Taste Park, Living Park, and Fashion Park, and has various stores including E Mart, LOTTE HIMART, CGV, and Young Poong Bookstore.
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브루어리 인 용산
The Great Korean Beer Festival is held annually at the Younsan station: I-Park Mall.
용산 역사 박물관
It is a museum where you can see the history of Yongsan, and there is a garden on the third floor.
아모레퍼시픽미술관
용산어린이정원
Yongsan Children's Garden is a public park located on the former site of a United States military base. The park features green spaces, walking paths, and recreational areas, offering visitors a place to relax and enjoy the outdoors. It also provides an opportunity to learn about the history of the former military base.
백범김구기념관
It is a memorial hall left to remember and record the history left by Kim Gu.
Formerly Namyeong-dong Anti-communist Branch 남영동 대공분실 (민주인권기념관)
History buffs may heard of the notorious "Seobinggo hotel" used by Chun Doo-hwan's Defense Security Command, but dissidents were more likely to be sent to anti-communist branches like Namyeong-dong before South Korea became a democracy. The branch, which functioned as an interrogation and torture chamber, was built in 1977. This is where university student Bak Jong-cheol was tortured to death, which led to massive pro-democracy movements and forced Chun to agree the direct election of president. The site has been renovated by the police as a museum to commemorate the victims of the authoritarian regime's oppression.