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창조자연사박물관
The Museum of Natural History is an eco-friendly nature education and relaxation space located in the heart of the city, with hundreds of species of flowers and trees on a site of approximately 3,500 pyeong.
갯골생태공원
Gaetgol Ecological Park is a wetland formed by deep inland tidal flats on the site of a 1.5-hectare abandoned salt farm. Developed utilizing the natural ecological resources of the inland tidal flats and the cultural heritage of the former salt farms, it is a treasure trove of vibrant natural ecosystems and a haven for citizens, offering a haven of relaxation and an eco-friendly park where nature and people coexist.
공예하는언니 커플데이트 팔찌공방
This is the Siheung indoor date/couple bracelet making workshop, "Crafting Sister." Located less than a 10-minute walk from Exit 5 of Siheung Sincheon Station and near Sammi Market, Crafting Sister's workshop is a sentimental Siheung bracelet workshop.
월드킹 시흥점
Hello, this is the World King Siheung branch, a premium kids' cafe with a massive footprint. - Last admission: 19:00 - Amusement facility operating hours: 11:00-19:00 - Children under 150 cm tall allowed - No outside food allowed (outside food is allowed in the mini rooms and party rooms) - Absolutely no alcoholic beverages allowed!
소산서원
Sosan Seowon is a place in Sincheon-dong, Siheung-si, dedicated to Ha Yeon, a renowned minister during the reign of King Sejong of the Joseon Dynasty. At the entrance stands a stone monument inscribed with "Sosan Seowon" in Chinese characters.
관곡지
Gwangokji Pond, located in Hajung-dong, is a pond dating back to the reign of King Sejo of the Joseon Dynasty. It is privately managed by the family of Kwon Man-hyeong (an inspector of the Office of the Inspector General), the son-in-law of Kang Hui-maeng. The pond measures 23 meters wide and 18.5 meters long. It is said that Kang Hui-maeng (1424-1483), a civil servant and agricultural scholar of the early Joseon Dynasty, brought lotus seeds from the Ming Dynasty and planted them here. As they spread widely, the area came to be called "Yeonseong," meaning "Village of Lotus."