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The largest public library in South Korea, opened in October 2025. This modern 5-story cultural complex features over 340,000 books, interactive media art zones, exhibition spaces, relaxation lounges, and family-friendly play areas.
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아쿠아플라넷 광교
It is an aquarium where people can meet 30,000 marine creatures of 210 species, including sand tiger sharks, small toenail otters and penguins.
수원광교박물관
This museum exhibits artifacts that were unearthed at the time by creating new city, and explains the history of modern Korean history and culture of political, social and cultural history, including the Ship of Admiral Yi and Dokdo and Japan.
광교호수공원
A large park in Suwon.
수원월드컵경기장
Also known as the Big Bird, Suwon's World Cup Stadium hosted one of the quarter-finals for the 2002 FIFA World Cup and is now home to the 'Suwon Blue Wings of the K-League.
봉녕사 석조삼존불
These stone Buddha statues are enshrined in the altar of Yonghwajeon Hall at Bongnyeongsa Temple in Suwon. The main Buddha sits cross-legged, while the Bodhisattva statues flanking him are standing. The stone Buddha triad at Bongnyeongsa Temple is said to have been discovered during the digging of a site for a building on a hill behind Daeungbojeon Hall.
수원 월드컵 경기장
It is a soccer stadium built with for the 2002 FIFA World Cup (Co-hosted by Korea and Japan), and is now the home stadium for K League 1 Suwon Samsung Bluewings and FC Suwon. Big Bird was nicknamed the home team's nickname for the wing of Suwon and the large wing-shaped roof covering the east and west bleachers. There is also a supplementary stadium for the public, and reservations must be made by phone or internet. There are also attractions to see inside, such as a football museum. If you like football, you can visit here and feel the nostalgia of football.