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A large 33-story building that houses the Incheon Free economic Zone Authority (IFEZ) and the UN. There is a public observation on the 33rd floor with great 360-degree views of Songdo. There is also a small museum dedicated to the history of the IFEZ, which has been under construction since 1994.
G-Tower (Korean: G타워) is a 33-floor, 150-metre (490 ft) skyscraper currently completed. It houses international organizations, restaurants, banks, and a post office. The city can be viewed from the 33rd floor, which is accessible to the public. The tower is popular among foreigners, as many international organizations, including United Nations offices, are based in the building.
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인천송도불빛축제
The Incheon Songdo Fireworks Festival is a festival where lovers, family members and friends can enjoy various nightly lights, performances, and experience programs such as the beautiful world, lighting art zones, lighting shows with music, Christmas special zones, etc.
국립세계문자박물관
Korea's first national museum outside of Seoul and the third museum dedicated to writing systems globally. The building, named Pages, resembles a white scroll which blends into the park landscape. Features artifacts from 55 writing systems, a children's gallery, and special exhibitions.
오션스코프
Oceanscope is three container-type structures are installed towards the Yellow Sea and are suitable for viewing the sunset and Incheon Bridge.
인천 펜타포트 락 페스티벌
The name Pentaport is a combination of penta- and port, which means five. Since the late 1990s, the Incheon Metropolitan Government's strategy of combining five new cities by adding the business-port and leisure sectors to the triport with three elements: airport, port and information and communication base.Pentaport also refers to five different meanings that represent the spirit and philosophy of the festival: music, passion, naturalism, do it yourself, and friendship.
송도한옥마을
A purpose-built modern Korean hanok style village built to showcase Korea's architectural heritage. It is especially pretty with the backdrop of glass skyscrapers. The village is home to a hanok-style hotel and several hanok-style cafes and restaurants.