Photo: Seoul Parks (Seoul Metropolitan Government)
Seoil University Hill Park
서일대뒷산공원
Park · Jungnang-gu
Mangusan, 281.7 m high, spans Mangu-dong, Myeonmok-dong and the city of Guri in Gyeonggi-do, and the area holds cemeteries. On 27 May 1933 Gyeongseong-bu took over part of Gyeonggi-do's forest land and began using it as a burial ground
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Nearby in Jungnang-gu
Yongmasan Skywalk
FreeViewpoint · Yongmasan Stn. (Line 7)
A landmark viewing skywalk on the Seoul Dulle-gil trail. Panoramas of city lights with the silhouettes of Namsan Tower, Dobongsan and Bukhansan.
Yongma Urban Nature Park, Sagajeong Park
FreeMountain & trail · Sagajeong Stn. (Line 7)
Opened on 13 April 2005, Sagajeong Park covers about 33,200 pyeong at the entrance to the Myeonmok mineral spring area around San 50, Myeonmok-dong. It is named after Seo Geo-jeong, an early Joseon man of letters who lived near Yongmasan
Jungnang Culture and Sports Hall
₩3,700Sports facility · Sagajeong Stn. (Line 7)
Public indoor pool in Jungnang-gu with an adult pool and a toddler pool. Open swim 3,700 won per session. Session times change monthly, so check before you go.
Jungnang-gu Myeonmok Information Library
FreeLibrary · Myeonmok Stn. (Line 7)
Public library in Jungnang-gu. Free entry and reading, fully heated and air-conditioned.
Jungnang Art Center
FreeArt gallery · Mangu Stn. (Gyeongui-Jungang Line)
Exhibition Halls 1 and 2 host shows on a wide range of themes, with works spanning modern to contemporary art.
Yangwon Forest Library
FreeLibrary · Yangwon Stn. (Gyeongui-Jungang Line)
Public library in Jungnang-gu. Free entry and reading, fully heated and air-conditioned.
Other parks in Seoul
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Gyeongui Line Forest Park
FreeMapo-gu · Hongik Univ. Stn. (Line 2, Airport Railroad, Gyeongui-Jungang Line)
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Seoullo 7017
FreeJung-gu · Seoul Station Stn. (Lines 1, 4, Airport Railroad, Gyeongui-Jungang Line)
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Naksan Park
FreeJongno-gu · Hyehwa Stn. (Line 4)
A hilltop park along the Seoul City Wall trail, known for city night views and sunsets. Carry water for the climb.
Seonyudo Park
FreeYeongdeungpo-gu · Seonyudo Stn. (Line 9)
An ecological park on an island in the Han, built from a former water treatment plant. Ivy-covered structures and green gardens, reached by the Rainbow Bridge, with many shaded paths.