Formed in 1884 as a Qing Dynasty concession, this is the only official Chinatown on the Korean peninsula. The red Paeru (Chinese-style gate) and Three Kingdoms mural street create an exotic atmosphere. Known as the birthplace of the original Jajangmyeon, you can taste authentic Jajangmyeon at Chinese restaurants with over 100 years of history.
A representative beach on the west coast with excellent accessibility, located just 20 minutes by car from Incheon International Airport. Its gentle sandy beach and shallow water make it popular for family swimmers. The sunset over the horizon at dusk is considered one of the best on the west coast.
A 4-seater railbike that runs along a 5.6km round-trip section of Seaside Park on the southern coast of Yeongjongdo, where Incheon Airport is located. It is a healing activity for families and couples to enjoy the open coastal scenery from Wolmido to the Incheon Bridge while pedaling. Advance reservation is required by 4 PM the day before use.
Located at the foot of Gilsangsan Mountain in southern Ganghwado, this is one of the longest luge tracks in Korea at Incheon Ganghwa Seaside Resort, spanning 1.8km. You can comfortably ascend to the top by gondola and then enjoy a thrilling descent by controlling your own speed. The rotating observatory offers views of the Ganghwa sea, Yeongjongdo, and Sindo.
A theme village where alleys near Chinatown are decorated with murals and sculptures of world-famous fairy tale characters. The stairways and alleys are filled with photo zones that make you feel like you are walking through stories like Snow White and Hansel and Gretel. It is particularly popular with families traveling with children due to its colorful backgrounds.
An island located in front of Incheon Port, offering plenty to enjoy while watching the West Sea sunset, including an amusement park, a ferris wheel, and cruise ships. As a historical site of the Incheon Landing Operation, it is a great course for an urban maritime outing along the coastal path.
A representative traditional fish market in the metropolitan area famous for salted shrimp and blue crabs. Its lively atmosphere where you can bargain for freshly caught fish and dried seafood is its charm. The Sorae Railway Bridge, where narrow-gauge trains once passed, remains next to the market, making it a nice walking course with a nostalgic feel.
A 21.38km long maritime bridge connecting Songdo International City and Yeongjongdo, opened in October 2009. Its main span of 800m is the longest in Korea. You can admire the night view with lights on from the Oceanscope observatory or the Cheongnyangsan/Wolmisan observatories at sunset, making it a representative driving and view spot in Incheon.
Korea's first integrated resort opened in 2017 on Yeongjongdo, featuring an 'art-tainment' concept that integrates over 3,000 artworks into its hotel, casino, convention center, and spa. You can explore the media art theme park Wonderbox and a large art space gallery, making it popular for both family travelers and those seeking nightlife.
Korea's first Western-style park created in 1888, featuring hilltop promenades that preserve Incheon's history as an open port. A statue of General Douglas MacArthur, who led the Incheon Landing Operation, stands at the peak. The observatory offers a panoramic view of Incheon Port and the West Sea. It is particularly beautiful during cherry blossom season and at sunset.
The former concession area established after the opening of Incheon Port in 1883. Modern buildings such as the former Japanese 1st and 18th Bank branches are preserved and utilized as the Incheon Open Port Museum and Architecture Exhibition Hall. From the Incheon Art Platform, a renovated red brick warehouse, to the former Jemulpo Club, the alleys offer an exotic scenery where time stopped 100 years ago. It connects to Chinatown and Jayu Park on foot.
Korea's largest integrated resort opened in 2024 on Yeongjongdo, an all-in-one entertainment facility with a massive indoor water park, K-POP arena, casino, luxury mall, and dining. Located 5 minutes by car from Incheon Airport, it is accessible before or after flights. At night, the colorful lights and water shows provide a unique attraction, satisfying everyone from families to K-POP fans.
Visit Chinatown and Fairy Tale Village, enjoy the sunset at Wolmido, and finish with fresh seafood at Sorae Pogu.
Relax at Eurwangni Beach, ride the seaside railbike, drive across Incheon Bridge, and enjoy art at Paradise City.
Ride the gondola and enjoy a thrilling luge descent, followed by views from the rotating observatory.