Jung-gu District

Jung-gu’s District cultural draws include Deoksugung Palace, with elegant Korean and European-style buildings, as well as design events at the Dongdaemun History & Culture Park.Large traditional markets sell produce and clothing, while hip boutiques, cosmetics shops, and food kiosks pack the pedestrianized streets in the Myeong-dong area.A cable car climbs Namsan hill to the landmark N Seoul Tower.

In April, the weather was cold and the city was very comfortable. From the hostel, walk to the West Gate Market, pass the old church along the road, and walk to the hills, you can see more buildings and history left by the missionaries. (At night, this staircase to the hill has historical pictures of the past, rich artistic sense, worth a walk!) Ximen Market is a good place to buy clothes, and cheap food, let you forget to return. This time, I went to the market near the taste of Korean bread. Wendy: It's cold in the morning and evening, and you must bring cold clothes.

If you go to Daegu to take a taxi to the alley, just tell him to go to the drug city, because the taxi driver doesn't know where this alley is, we were also rejected by several drivers and changed to the drug city before accidentally finding the alley next to the drug city. The alley is very worth going. In fact, this area is a popular tourist attraction. We met a few guides who have been traveling in red uniforms on the road. We got a Chinese map. You can play according to the map. There are some ancient murals in the alley. There is also a delicious shrimp noodle soup, a scenic spot worth visiting

I went to a shop famous for Chim Kalbi. The menu is only Chim Kalbi, but it is very delicious and satisfying.

I went to a cute cafe on Tojo Road! The waffle dough was chewy and delicious! The watermelon smoothie for a limited time was also very delicious! !!

I went to a famous fruit cherry blossom shop in Korea. Shine Muscat was very big and juicy.