Dongjak-gu
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23 places in Dongjak-gu that cost nothing, or under ₩10,000 — mostly park, library, sports facility, museum.
Sayuksin Park
FreePark · Nodeul Stn. (Line 9)
The park holds the graves of seven loyal subjects of King Danjong — Ha Wi-ji, Seong Sam-mun, Yu Seong-won, Yi Gae, Yu Eung-bu, Park Paeng-nyeon and Kim Mun-gi — who held rank and life as lightly as straw, plotted to restore Danjong, were exposed by an informer and executed by dismemberment.
Sayuksin History Museum
FreeMuseum · Nodeul Stn. (Line 9)
A space honoring the loyalty of the Six Martyred Ministers and other subjects who gave their lives to restore Danjong, the sixth king of Joseon. The first floor has a screening room showing a documentary drawn from their records, plus an educational area.
Korean Christian Museum at Soongsil University
FreeMuseum · Soongsil Univ. Stn. (Line 7)
Holdings include National Treasure No. 141, a fine-lined bronze mirror with knobs; National Treasure No. 231, a set of Bronze Age casting moulds; and Treasure No. 569, the calligraphy of patriot Ahn Jung-geun.
Seoul National Cemetery
FreePark · Dongjak Stn. (Lines 4, 9)
In Dongjak-dong, Dongjak-gu, this national cemetery is the resting place of patriotic martyrs and fallen heroes who gave their lives for the country. As of 2026 it holds 200,935 people, including heads of state and independence patriots
Kkachisan Park
FreePark · Namseong Stn. (Line 7)
Named after Kkachi Pass, so called because the slopes were thick with trees and magpies. In June 2005 two arched ecological bridges reconnected the park, which had been severed by a road, linking the walking trails all the way to Gwanaksan
Noryangjin Park
FreePark · Seoul Regional Military Manpower Administration Stn. (Sillim Line)
Set among the apartment blocks of Daebang-dong, Noryangjin Park was designated in 1940 and offers a multipurpose sports field, tennis and badminton courts and a jogging track, along with an artificial waterfall, the Air Force memorial tower, footpaths, toilets and parking
Samil Neighborhood Park
FreePark · Namseong Stn. (Line 7)
Korea's first woman reporter, Choi Heun-hui, wrote of the women of the March 1 Movement: "the rosy-cheeked girls who faced Japanese bayonets head-on are now grandmothers, deaf, dim of sight and bent of back, yet they gather their remaining spirit once more..."
Sangdo Neighborhood Park
FreePark · Danggok Stn. (Sillim Line)
Guksabong, the main peak of Sangdo Park, is named literally for Grand Prince Yangnyeong, who climbed it to think of the country and worry about the king. As crown prince he deliberately disgraced himself and was deposed, so the throne...
Boramae Park
FreePark · Boramae Park Stn. (Sillim Line) / Sindaebang Stn. (Line 2)
A large free park on the former Air Force Academy grounds. The Air Park with its retired aircraft and the barefoot walking path are the highlights.
Kim Young-sam District Library
FreeLibrary · Sangdo Stn. (Line 7)
Public library in Dongjak-gu. Free entry and reading, with heating and air conditioning.
Kkamangdol Library
FreeLibrary · Heukseok Stn. (Line 9)
Public library in Dongjak-gu. Free entry and reading, with heating and air conditioning.
Dongjak English Maru Library
FreeLibrary · Noryangjin Stn. (Lines 1, 9)
Public library in Dongjak-gu. Free entry and reading, with heating and air conditioning.
Sadang Solbat Library
FreeLibrary · Namseong Stn. (Line 7)
Public library in Dongjak-gu. Free entry and reading, fully heated and air-conditioned.
Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education Dongjak Library
FreeLibrary · Jangseungbaegi Stn. (Line 7)
Public library in Dongjak-gu. Free entry and reading, fully heated and air-conditioned.
Sindaebang Nuri Library
FreeLibrary · Guro Digital Complex Stn. (Line 2)
Public library in Dongjak-gu. Free entry and reading, fully heated and air-conditioned.
Yaksu Library
FreeLibrary · Sangdo Stn. (Line 7)
Public library in Dongjak-gu. Free entry and reading, fully heated and air-conditioned.
Boramae Park Basketball Court
FreeSports facility · Boramae Hospital Stn. (Sillim Line)
Free outdoor basketball court in a Hangang riverside park.
Dongjak Community Sports Center
₩4,000Sports facility · Boramae Park Stn. (Sillim Line)
Public indoor pool in Dongjak-gu with a 6-lane adult pool and a children's pool. Open swim 4,000 won per session, with a gym and table tennis room on site. Session times change monthly, so check before you go.
Dongjak Samil Swimming Pool
₩4,400Sports facility · Namseong Stn. (Line 7)
Public indoor pool in Dongjak-gu with a 5-lane adult pool (25m) and a 2-lane toddler pool (11m). Open swim 4,400 won per session. Session times change monthly, so check before you go.
Heukseok Sports Center
₩4,400Sports facility · Heukseok Stn. (Line 9)
Public indoor pool in Dongjak-gu, with a 5-lane adult pool and a toddler pool. Open swim costs 4,400 won per session. Open-swim time slots change monthly, so check before you go.
Sadang Culture Center
₩4,000Sports facility · Namseong Stn. (Line 7)
Public indoor pool in Dongjak-gu with a 4-lane adult pool. Open swim costs 4,000 won per session, and there is a gym on site. Open-swim time slots change monthly, so check before you go.
Seoul Women's Plaza Sports Center
₩4,800Sports facility · Daebang Stn. (Line 1, Sillim Line)
Public indoor pool in Dongjak-gu, with a 6-lane adult pool and a children's pool. Open swim costs 4,800 won per session. Open-swim time slots change monthly, so check before you go.
Noryangjin Neighborhood Park Badminton Courts
FreeSports facility · Noryangjin Stn. (Line 9)
Outdoor badminton courts in Dongjak-gu. 2 courts. Open 24 hours.
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