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Hongneung Arboretum Hongneung Arboretum is Korea's oldest arboretum and was established to support the study of Korean flora. 22 reviews

Mongchontoseong Fortress Mongchontoseong Fortress is the remains of earthen fortifications from the Baekje Period and was built around the 3rd or 4th century. 16 reviews

Tapgol Park Tapgol Park was the first modern park built in Seoul and the birthplace of the March 1st Movement against the Japanese occupation in 1919.

Noeul Park Originally known as Nanjido and used as a landfill until the 90s, Noeul Park was able to transform itself into an eco-friendly park.

Marronnier Park Marronnier Park is a public park located on the former site of Seoul National University. 33 reviews

West Lake Park (Seoseoul Lake Park) The Seoseoul Lake Park, or West Seoul Lake Park, is an ecological park that was built in place of the former Sinwol Water Purification Plant following its closing. 4 reviews

Bulgwangcheon Stream Bulgwangcheon Stream was named after nearby Bulgwangsa Temple, and upstream there is a promenade and a fountain that delights the public with a colorful light show.

Road of Wind and Seoul Color Park at Mapodaegyo Bridge The Road of Wind is a large public art structure that functions both as art and an observatory.

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