Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education Dobong Library

Museum · 4.19 Democratic Cemetery Stn. (Ui-Sinseol Line)

Established in May 1971, the museum began as a small exhibition room of about 40 pyeong on the 7th floor of Building D on the Unni-dong campus.

Library · Bukhansan Ui Stn. (Ui-Sinseol Line)

Public library in Dobong-gu. Free entry and reading, with heating and air conditioning.

Park · Ssangmun Stn. (Line 4)

Ssangmun Park lies where the ridges of Bukhansan and Dobongsan meet, its main ridge running east to west across hilly ground. Slopes are generally steep, with gentler land on the southern side next to Ssangmun-ro...

Museum · Solbat Park Stn. (Ui-Sinseol Line)

Devoted to Kim Soo-young, Korea's leading poet of freedom, in the area where he wrote during his lifetime.

Museum · Ssangmun Stn. (Line 4)

Opened in July 2015, the Dooly Museum is an exhibition and hands-on space for the whole family themed on the cartoon character 'Dooly the Little Dinosaur'

Library · Ssangmun Stn. (Line 4)

Public library in Dobong-gu. Free entry and reading, with heating and air conditioning.

Jung-gu · City Hall Stn. (Lines 1, 2)

A landmark right in front of Seoul Plaza. Known for its stepped bookshelves and glass-walled plaza views, with a rooftop and cafe for a break.

Gangnam-gu · Samseong Stn. (Line 2), Bongeunsa Stn. (Line 9)

Famous for its 13m-high shelves, this is a photo hotspot inside COEX Mall. Ideal escape from summer heat and winter cold, with plenty of seating.

Jongno-gu · Anguk Stn. (Line 3)

A campus-style library on the Bukchon hillside. A healing spot where you can picnic on garden benches among spring cherry blossoms and autumn leaves.

Yongsan-gu · Myeongdong Stn. / Hoehyeon Stn. (Line 4)

A library atop a stairway on the slopes of Namsan. Read a book, then walk straight on to Namsan Park and N Seoul Tower on a free route.

Jongno-gu · Gyeongbokgung Stn. (Line 3)

On the edge of Sajik Park and Inwangsan. Read, then stroll the park; pair it with Gyeongbokgung for a full day.