[PRIVATE] Incheon Hotplace DayTour

Life History Exhibition Hall (Daebul Hotel)

The Living History Exhibition Hall is a space that displays the life history of Jung-gu, Incheon since the 1960s. It is a place where you can experience ancient relics and spaces, and the detailed old space such as Incheon Station, Chamber of Commerce, Barber Shop, and Funeral Hall at the time of the restoration gives you the impression of riding a time machine home.

Korea’s first hotel, the Daebul Hotel, has been renovated with a “reconstruction” that reconstructs the original site of the lost building and a “reconstruction” that reconstructs existing components. Considering the lack of accommodation for Westerners entering and leaving Incheon Port, the construction of the third floor of the Western style began in 1887.Architecture, Hotel opened in 1888. The interior space of the Grand Buddha Hotel is full of antique atmosphere suitable for Neutro’s schedule.

Gyeongseong dressing room

You can rent a flowery costume and walk around the streets like you did back in time. Enjoy the day with the unique antique look of the clothes of the flowering season. You can also enjoy the theme shooting at the black-and-white photo studio, so please record all your memories of the day in pictures. It will leave you with interesting clothes and special memories that you want to keep for a long time.

Jemulpo Club

You can visit the “Jemulpo club,” a sacrificial offering that appears in the Korean drama “goblin.” Jemulpo Club was built in 1901 as a social gathering place for foreigners living in Incheon, including the United States, Russia and Japan. It is also known as the Jemulpo Club Hall. It is a two-story Western-style brick building with an iron roof and various facilities such as a social room, a library, a billiard table, and a restaurant. The exterior of the building was a suitable facility for social gatherings, such as a tennis court, which was rare at that time.

Chinatown

Incheon Chinatown is the most famous in Korea. In the past, it was the place where the most overseas Chinese lived, and now Incheon Chinatown is an exotic street with many Chinese restaurants, making it a good place for dating. Dozens of Chinese restaurants, Chinese bakeries, and cafes are thriving, and there are many attractions such as Samgukji Mural Street, Freedom Park, and Donghwa Village. If you go on a weekend, you can see tourists on the streets and many famous Chinese restaurants lined up in front of them.

Incheon Free Park

Freedom Park, Incheon’s first western-style park, is famous for its statue of General MacArthur during the Incheon Landing Operation. Freedom Park is a healing space for Incheon residents, and emotional cafes can be found everywhere on high elevations and tree-lined boulevards. There are many popular cafes in the eyes of Koreans these days, and the view of Incheon Port from the café is incomparably beautiful.

Drop off service is available at Seoul.

※ The itinerary is subject to change due to the local/traffic/weather conditions without notice.

Photo source ⓒvisitkorea galley, incheon Tourism Organization