Seongdong-gu Seongsu Library

Sports facility · Seoul Forest Stn. (Suin-Bundang Line)

Public indoor pool in Seongdong-gu. Seven-lane adult pool, children's pool and toddler pool. Open swim is 5,300 won per session. Open swim time slots change monthly, so check before you go.

Park · Seongsu Stn. (Line 2)

Seongsu Park was laid out on the former Samick Musical Instruments factory site as part of the 'parks on relocated factory sites' project pursued since 1996. Completed in May 1998, its main features are landscaping: one pergola, two stone walls (2

Study & youth space · Ttukseom Stn. (Line 2)

A mental wellness retreat opened in September 2026, with counseling rooms and a youth mind convenience store. You can also just drop in to rest.

Park · Seoul Forest Stn. (Suin-Bundang Line)

A large ecological park in the middle of the city. Lots of mature trees, shade and benches, with drinking fountains and toilets throughout, so summer walks are comfortable.

Art gallery · Seongsu Stn. (Line 2)

Wooran's exhibitions rediscover the aesthetics of fading traditional crafts and the working process of master artisans, supporting artists' new creative work and presenting the value and meaning of craft today through a contemporary lens.

Stream & walk · Ttukseom Stn. (Line 2)

A walking path at the confluence of the Jungnangcheon and Cheonggyecheon streams. Salgoji Bridge, the longest stone bridge of the Joseon era, sits midway along.

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.