Olympic Park
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Experience a comprehensive park that combines athletics, art, history, education, and relaxation.
Great getaway to unwind with friends and family
A park built to host the 1988 Seoul Olympics. Today, it is used for recreation and cultural activities and is a great place to relax while biking or strolling. Especially in spring, Rose Plaza, which is in full bloom, is a great place to take photos with the abundant rose tunnels in the background and is a popular spot for couples and families to enjoy a picnic around Nahollo Namu (single, lone tree). There are also many other places to enjoy, such as the Soma Museum of Art, where you can enjoy various artworks indoors and outdoors, and Mongchontoseong Fortress, where you can take in the views of the park.
Key Spots
- Olympic Pool
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Well-equipped swimming pool with international standard 50-meter lanes and pristine water quality.
- Olympic Gymnastics Stadium
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Multipurpose space where concerts by famous local and international singers and various events are held
- 88 Lawn Yard
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Outdoor courtyard for festivals and picnics on spacious lawns
- 88 Lake Waterfront Stage
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Outdoor stage where various performances are held against a backdrop of panoramic lake views and lush greenery
- Seoul Hanseong Baekje Museum
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Museum where you can learn about history through the ruins and artifacts of Hanseong, the first capital of Baekje
Information
How to get there
1 min walk from Olympic Park Station (Line 5 and 9)