Incheon (인천)

What to see in Incheon. Top things to do in Incheon. Where to go in Incheon and the tips and tricks to make travel there amazing. (인천에서 볼거리. 인천에서 해야 할 일들. 인천에서 어디로 가야하는지, 그리고 그곳으로 여행을 갈 수 있는 요령과 요령들이 놀라울 것이다.)

  • Incheon's Open Port Area, Incheon, Korea
    Incheon (인천)

    Incheon’s Open Port Area and Living Museum: What To See

    Incheon, Korea has some really cool things to see and there are a number of them all in one place. You can easily see Incheon Chinatown, Fairytale Village, and Wolmi Island all in one day if you want to. Nestled between them though, is the quieter but very intriguing Open Port Area that is accessible right from the subway station but somehow very overlooked by most visitors. It’s easy to walk along this collection of historic buildings and think you just want to get to the Chinatown restaurants for some jjajangmyeon or over to the rainbow steps in Fairytale Village, but trust me, you should stop and take a gander…

  • National Museum of World Writing Systems (국립세계문자박물관), Songdo, Incheon, Korea
    Incheon (인천)

    National Museum of World Writing Systems: A Cultural Landmark In Incheon

    Head to Songdo in Incheon, Korea and you can find a beautiful and groundbreaking museum, the National Museum of World Writing Systems (국립세계문자박물관). There are already some fun and cool reasons to visit Songdo Central Park, but as of 2023, there’s a new one. The museum is Incheon’s first national museum and aims to comprehensively examine the world’s writing systems and their historical value. The museum not only does a fantastic job of displaying information, but the information is available in nine different languages! This is one of the most foreign friendly national museums in Korea thus far. Get ready to visit one of the coolest national museums we’ve found…

  • Cosmo 40 (코스모40), Seo-gu, Incheon, Korea
    Incheon (인천)

    Cosmo 40: From Chemical Factory To Cafe In Incheon

    Ever fancy a visit to a chemical facility? I would fathom no, but if a once abandoned chemical facility that was regenerated into an arts and culture complex is up your alley, then you should visit Cosmo 40 in Incheon, Korea. Korea has quite the knack for taking old abandoned warehouses, facilities, and remnants of war and turning them into community spaces and I, for one, dig it. Looking for something unique to see in Incheon? Definitely see what’s going on at Cosmo 40 (코스모40). Keep reading to learn more about this cool spot. Regenerated spaces and places are popular in Korea. Visit Cosmo 40 to see why: (This post…

  • Lighthouse, Gaehang-ro, Incheon, Korea
    Incheon (인천)

    Gaehang-ro: Explore This Cool Neighborhood In Incheon

    Incheon has a lot of cool things to see and do and one neighborhood you should check out if you like good food, reading, and nice cafes, is Gaehang-ro (개항로). Full of established book stores and newtro cafes, there is a lot to hunt out and enjoy. There are a lot of cool things to see in Incheon and since it’s just west of Seoul, it makes for a great daytrip from Seoul. This is a cool little area to spend the day in hopping from good eatery to café to gallery. Ready to see what’s cool in Gaehang-ro? (This post contains affiliate links, which means I receive a certain…

  • World's Largest Mural, Wolmi Sea Train, Wolmi Island, Incheon, Korea
    Incheon (인천)

    See the Largest Mural In the World From The Wolmi Sea Train

    Traveling a total of 6.1 kilometers at 10 kilometers an hour, the Wolmi Sea Train (월미바다열차) is said to be the longest urban tourist monorail in Korea. Looking for something fun to do in Incheon? Head to Wolmi Island and take the Wolmi Sea Train to get there. Once on the sea train, you can also take in the largest mural in Korea and visit a theme park! If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in Korea, take a daytrip to Incheon’s Wolmi Island.  Here’s what you should know about the Wolmi Sea Train: (This post contains affiliate links, which means I receive a certain percentage of a…

  • Wolmi Island, Incheon, Korea
    Incheon (인천)

    16 Islands in Incheon You Can Get To From Seoul This Weekend

    Did you know there are more than 70 islands in Incheon? Not all of them are inhabited, but they are out there. When people think of islands in Korea they often think of places to Jeju or Ulleungdo, but there are way more islands than those hot spots. While island hopping in Incheon is a well known getaway option for Koreans, most foreign travelers never even consider Incheon more than the place with Incheon International Airport. Suffice to say, island hopping is close enough to Seoulites that there is no excuse not to get away. Looking for some great daytrips from Seoul or weekend getaways that are closer than you…

  • Hanagae Beach, Muuido Island, Incheon, Korea
    Family Travel Friendly (가족 여행 프렌들리),  Incheon (인천)

    Muuido Island Is The Fun In The Sun Spot Near Seoul To Find

    Muuido Island (무의도) in Incheon is one of the most popular beach getaways from Seoul and it has become a bit more popular since there was a road that was built from the mainland to the island. Since it doesn’t require a ferry trip anymore, it is just a bit busier than before but still oh so fun. There are two beaches on the island but the one you definitely can’t miss is Hanagae Beach (하나개해수욕장). There is lots of sand, lots of fun, and plenty of sun. If you’re hot this summer in Seoul, head to the beach. There are actually beaches near Seoul if you’re ready to get…

  • Baemiggumi Sculpture Park, Modo Island, Incheon, Korea
    Incheon (인천)

    Modo, Sindo, & Sido Islands Off The Coast Of Incheon: Art and Adventure

    Modo (모도), Sindo (신도), and Sido (시도) islands, always grouped because they sit right next to each other and are connected via bridges so when you take the ferry from Incheon to one, you’ll always visit all three, are also called the “Three Brother Islands”. They are so close and yet they seem so far from Seoul, Korea. What secrets do these islands hold? Let me share because this year is all about Incheon island hopping and these are the first three you should start with. It’s an easy trip from Seoul and you won’t feel like you’re that close at all. All you know can be found right here:…

  • Incheon International Airport, Seoul Airport, Incheon, Seoul, Korea
    Incheon (인천),  Travel Planning (여행 계획)

    How To Get To Seoul From Incheon International Airport: A Guide To All Of The Transfer Options

    Are you traveling to Seoul, Korea soon? Most likely you’ll land at Incheon International Airport, Seoul’s airport, which is an amazing airport and the 22nd busiest airport in the world and serves more than 60 million passengers each year. The airport is one of the leading transit airports in the world and honestly, it’s absolutely stunning. Incheon International Airport is one of the few airports I enjoy getting to early because there is plenty of good food to eat, lovely architecture to see, and it’s a great airport with kids because there are play places to find too. Keep that in mind for your way out. To the business at…

  • Dream Park, Incheon, Korea
    Incheon (인천)

    Dream Park: The Flower Park Near Seoul You Have To See To Believe

    I’ve now been to Dream Park (드림파크) in Incheon, just outside of Seoul, three times. It’s a difficult spot to explain with some quirks but it is also home to an amazing flower park that is relatively unknown and quiet most of the year. If you can get there, it’s worth the trip especially in the autumn, but we found some beautiful flowers in the spring in Korea the first time we managed to find the park so there’s that. Each autumn in Korea, it’s a rush to find all of the flower fields and autumn blooms as well as fall foliage as it bursts into color. From forests to…

  • Paradise City, Incheon, Korea
    Hotel Reviews (호텔 리뷰),  Incheon (인천)

    Paradise City Resort: THE Hot Spot Near Incheon International Airport

    Recently, I had the privilege of heading out to Paradise City Resort in Incheon, a luxury hotel and resort here in Korea, to write an article for Forbes Travel Guide. I was blown away by the new art and entertainment resort near Incheon International Airport. I had actually gone out to the stunning resort last year but didn’t even go inside. You might ask how, but at the time I was just there to check out some of the amazing architecture… which I’ll get to in a bit. After finally going in to the stunning five-star resort not far from Seoul, Korea, now a few times, I can honestly say…

  • Yeongjong-do, Incheon, Korea: Hallie Bradley
    Incheon (인천)

    What To Do Near Incheon International Airport: Beaches, Parks, Cafes & Flowers

    Incheon International Airport sits on Yeongjong Island (영종도) just outside of Seoul, Korea and most people visiting Korea will land and leave as quickly as they arrived departing to to places like Seoul, Busan, or Jeju. There’s plenty to do on this island in Incheon though and we’ve headed out a few times over the years to see what there is to see and take advantage of the numerous spots that there are sans crowds because everyone else is trying to get to the mainland. Enjoy the scenery though people… enjoy the scenery! Have a 24 hour layover at Incheon International Airport? Check out those Instagrammable spots in the airport…

  • Mahogany Cafe, Ganghwado, Incheon, Korea: Hallie Bradley in Daisies
    Incheon (인천)

    Ganghwado: What To Do On The Island Just An Hour From Seoul

    Ganghwado Island (강화도) is the fifth largest island in Korea and is one of numerous islands that can be found out in Incheon in northwest Korea. (Want to check out some of the other islands, start with Modo, Sindo, and Sido which you can also see from Ganghwado Island.) It seems to be the next hot spot location… though I didn’t know that the first time I headed out. With flower dreams and beach views, I was in search of an island that was easy to get to. Once I realized Ganghwado Island was just an hour west of the city, no one was going to keep me from visiting…

  • Instasia, Songdo, Incheon, Korea
    Incheon (인천)

    Instagrammers In Seoul: This One’s For You!

    It’s a wonder it took this long for someone to decide to make a business based solely on the -gram. But that is exactly what Instasia (인스타지아) seems to have done and good on them. Whether you like taking photos as a hobby or taking photos just for that Insta shot, this is the place for you. Instasia is one photo zone after photo zone after photo zone just outside of Seoul in Songdo, Incheon. It’s basically like you stepped into a studio with different sets but instead of getting the expensive photographer that comes with the studio, you have a friend take your photos, bring a tripod… or maybe bring…

  • Ara Waterway, Incheon, Korea
    Incheon (인천)

    The Ara SkyWalk, Waterfall & Flower Cafe Not Far From Seoul

    The Gyeong-in Ara Waterway runs from Gimpo to Incheon and has bike paths, walking paths and more for the active among us. For the less so, or the toddler toting, there is an awesome suspended circular glass bottom bridge just next to Korea’s largest man-made waterfall. Want to take a little trip and see something different? Check out the Ara Maru (아라마루전망대).  (This post contains affiliate links, which means I receive a certain percentage of a sale if you purchase after clicking at no cost to you. These funds go to maintain the site. Thank you for your support.) How To Get There Address: 79-4 Duksil-dong, Gyeyang-gu, Incheon (지번인천 계양구 둑실동…

  • Tri Bowl (트라이볼), Songdo Central Park, Songdo, Incheon, Korea
    Incheon (인천)

    Incheon Songdo’s Central Park And The Tri-Bowl Are A Must See

    If you’re looking for a cool area to spend the day in Incheon, Korea, look no further than Incheon Songdo, not to be confused with a few other Songdo’s in the country. The area of Songdo in South Korea is interesting as it’s a smart city, but for visitors like you and me, there’s still plenty to see and do. Get ready to spend a day in Songdo Central Park seeing the architecturally inspiring Tri Bowl and then visit the National Museum of World Languages between boat rides and walks. Plan a trip to the Songdo Central Park: (This post contains affiliate links, which means I receive a certain percentage…

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