Seonyu Bridge

Seonyu Bridge is a modern pedestrian and bicycle crossing that spans the Han River with curved arches supporting walkways and LED lighting systems that illuminate the structure at night.

Built in 2002 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of diplomatic relations between France and South Korea, the bridge replaced an older overpass as part of Seoul's infrastructure development efforts.

The bridge serves as a venue for community events, art installations, and seasonal festivals, while promoting eco-friendly transportation and active lifestyles through cycling and walking activities.

Accessible via Dangsan, Seonyu, and Hapjeong subway stations with bus routes 603, 761, and 5714, though parking is limited and public transportation is recommended for visits.

The bridge features programmable LED lighting on its guardrails that creates colorful displays at night, making it a popular photography spot and nighttime landmark in Seoul.

Location: Dangsan-dong

GPS coordinates: 37.54355,126.89687

Latest update: July 25, 2025 20:37