#Culture

I'PARK Mall is Korea’s first mixed-use shopping mall, located in Yongsan, a mecca for shopping. It offers shopping, cultural, and dining facilities all in one place.

Times Square is a new urban entertainment and cultural complex where commerce, business, culture, and leisure come together. It is also well known as a new date spot in Yeongdeungpo.

Located near Hapjeong Station, Mecenatpolis is a high-rise mixed-use shopping complex with 34 stories above ground and 7 basement levels. Inside the apartment complex are Lotte Cinema, Homeplus, a variety of restaurants and cafés, a shopping mall, and cultural spaces such as an art center.

Dongmyo Flea Market began in the late 1980s and still gathers all kinds of rare items. From clothing and shoes to electronics, old books, and movie posters, it offers a wide range of goods, with Sunday afternoons the best time to shop.

Insadong remains one of Seoul’s signature streets. Antiques shops, galleries, traditional eateries, and landmarks such as Ssamziegil and the Mokin Museum come together here.

Opened in 1970, Dongdaemun General Market has been a long-time fixture of the Dongdaemun Market area for more than 40 years. This large specialist market sells everything from fabric and clothing materials to accessories and some bridal and household items, and its 5th floor is known as a handmade haven.