Naksan Park

This hillside park covers 197,304 square meters and features walking trails along ancient fortress walls with panoramic views of Seoul's cityscape, including N Seoul Tower and the Han River in the distance.

Naksan served as part of the Joseon Dynasty's defensive fortress wall system built to protect the capital, with remnants of these 14th-century fortifications still preserved along the park's trails today.

The park connects to the famous Ihwa Mural Village, where colorful street art decorates building facades and alleyways, creating a cultural hub that blends traditional Korean heritage with contemporary artistic expression.

Visitors can access the park via Hyehwa Station exit 2 or Changsin Station exit 2, with walking trails, exercise equipment, restrooms, sports courts, and a 29-space parking lot available for convenience.

The park houses a royal dairy farm site from the Joseon period, where milk was produced for the royal court, making it one of the few urban parks in Seoul with such historical agricultural significance.

Location: Ihwa-dong

Address: 41 Naksan-gil, Jongno District, Seoul, South Korea 03088

Phone: +82027437985

Website: https://parks.seoul.go.kr/template/sub/naksan.do

GPS coordinates: 37.58055,127.00760

Latest update: July 25, 2025 19:46