It is a theme park filled with the pleasant excitement of an amusement park at night. All the photos look great thanks to the fancy lighting and colorful interiors. You can also enjoy thrilling attractions such as Megamix and Giant Slide. Another advantage is that it can be used regardless of the weather or season because it is indoors.

This is a cafe where coffee made by roasting coffee beans and desserts such as Croiffles are delicious. High ceilings, natural wooden furniture, and tiled counters create a sophisticated atmosphere. The scenery seen outside the large folding door is as beautiful as a painting, making you turn on the camera.

The first floor is a chic cosmetics store, and the second floor is a trendy clothing store. The cafe is on the 3rd floor, and as soon as you step up, your eyes widen in a space full of pink from the signboard to the entrance and the wall. When you enter as if possessed, you will find a special pool made of tiles. There are many sensuous and cute furniture and accessories, so every space is a photo spot.

It is the oldest bookstore in Seoul that has maintained one place since it opened in 1951. Recently, it has been refurbished as a cultural space with a cafe, where you can enjoy coffee, exhibitions, and performances while looking at the yard. If you only want to visit, you can purchase a souvenir postcard set. If you take a closer look at books that feel the years and objects that have traces of use, they come to you rather new.

If you imagine what an old, closed amusement park would look like, a gloomy and dark image comes to mind. However, Yongma Land is more lively than before it was closed, as many people come for unique photos. With unmanaged bushes and a frozen merry-go-round in the background, it's not difficult to take a photo with a unique atmosphere. There may be days when all rentals are available, so it is essential to inquire before visiting.

This is a simple station that closed in 2012, and the waiting room, the station office, the railroad that stretched out toward one point, and the vehicles that stopped there remain intact. Just standing in front of the door where the name of the history is visible or under the trees that are much taller than the history creates an emotional scene. It is decorated as a cultural space in every corner, so you can look around in detail or just enjoy a walk along the railroad tracks. The Garden of Confession, the ground-breaking floor painting, and the train not running are photo points.