5 Best Places To Visit In Seongsu-dong: The Brooklyn of South Korea

Seongsu-dong is a trendy neighborhood that is well-liked by locals. It was a busy area in the late 20th century, with many small shoe factories. Since then, it has been redeveloped into a stylish area with cafes, restaurants, galleries, and shops.

Seongsu-dong has something for everyone, whether you like to go to cafes or are an art lover who loves to go to galleries. We’ve put together a list of 20 places you must see in Seongsu-dong if you want to learn more about the area than ever before. Read to the end to find out where you can see free art installations.

Arc N Book – bookstore

Arc N Book has multiple branches in Seoul and is renowned for carrying a vast selection of books from various genres. No matter what book you’re looking for, fantasy, adventure, mystery, or romance—there’s one for you.

Daelim Changgo Gallery Co:Lumn 

Daelim Changgo Gallery Co:Lumn brings a wow factor to the cafe scene in Seoul by doubling up as an art gallery. What used to be an old factory has since been turned into an industrial-chic space to accommodate art installations and paintings by aspiring artists. The exhibits change from time to time, so you can visit the cafe regularly to check for new art pieces.

Thingool Store

Thingool has everything you need, whether you want to fix your new home or just look around. The kitchenware section of the store is worth pointing out. They also have traditional Korean aluminum bowls, pots, and lunchboxes in addition to sleek and modern items.

Cheonsang Gaok 천상가옥

Cheonsang Gaok is among the most frequented cafes in Seongsu Yeonbang. While having a delicious cup of coffee, bask in the sunlight streaming through the glass ceiling. The drinks are reasonably priced, with cafe latte and cappuccino available. Cheonsang Gaok’s pastries are not only artistically appealing but also excellent.

Seongsu-dong Galbi Alley

Galbi Alley in Seongsu-dong is one of the best-kept secrets among residents. The street is packed with Korean barbecue restaurants and tables and chairs for the most authentic outdoor dining experience, located just outside Seoul Forest.

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