Seocho District, Urban district with judicial institutions in Seoul, South Korea
Seocho is a district in southern Seoul that combines modern high-rise buildings with residential neighborhoods near the Han River. The area includes business centers, shopping districts, and green spaces distributed throughout the region.
The district was created in 1988 when it separated from the former Gangnam District as Seoul expanded southward. This division helped establish it as an independent administrative area serving the growing southern sections of the city.
The Seoul Arts Center and National Gugak Center host traditional Korean performances and contemporary art exhibitions year-round. These venues shape the neighborhood's cultural identity through regular concerts and cultural events.
The area connects well to central Seoul through multiple subway lines including Lines 2, 3, 4, 7, and 9, plus the Shinbundang Line. These transport options make it easy to reach attractions and neighborhoods throughout the district.
Seorae Village houses a French community centered around the French Embassy School, bringing European influences to the area. This small neighborhood has its own distinct character with French restaurants and shops.
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