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Montmartre Park, located above Seorae Village, was named such due to the significant number of French residents living in the village. This small park exudes an atmosphere of art and romance, fitting its namesake. Although not large in scale, the park is filled with poems left by French poets and sculptural works. You can also see sculptures of representative artists who were active in France, such as Vincent van Gogh, Paul Gauguin, and Pablo Picasso. Additionally, there is the Lee Mi-ja Garden, a memorial space dedicated to the famous pop singer Lee Mi-ja, and playground facilities, making it a great place to enjoy a picnic with children.
At the end of Montmartre Park is Nuedari Bridge, which connects to Seoripul Neighborhood Park. Visitors can cross Nuedari Bridge and enjoy a stroll to Seoripul Neighborhood Park, admiring various flowers depending on the season.