Itaewon-dong
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Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights
Hamilton Hotel
Located on Itaewon Street near Itaewon subway station, Hamilton Hotel is a popular landmark offering comfortable accommodations and easy access to the neighborhood's attractions.
Gyeongnidan Street
A multinational street in Itaewon, Gyeongnidan Street is lined with international restaurants, making it a culinary hotspot for visitors looking to explore diverse cuisines.
Homo Hill
Known as Seoul's gay village, Homo Hill in Itaewon is a vibrant and inclusive community where people can express themselves openly and enjoy the nightlife.
Cultural Fusion
Immerse yourself in a neighborhood shaped by its history of American soldiers, international travelers, and diverse migrant communities. Experience a melting pot of cultures and languages in every corner of Itaewon.
Historical Significance
From its origins as a residential area for Japanese colonialists to its transformation into a hub for American soldiers post-Korean War, Itaewon's history is rich and complex. Explore the remnants of its past while enjoying its modern vibrancy.
Local Cuisine
Itaewon is famous for its international dining options, offering a wide range of cuisines from around the world. Visitors can enjoy dishes from Great Britain, Germany, India, Italy, and more.
Cultural and Historical Significance
Seoul's rich history is reflected in its ancient palaces, traditional villages, and museums showcasing Korea's heritage.