Where to go in Incheon

Where to go in each part of Korea, neighbourhood by neighbourhood: what it is like, what it is known for and what to do.

• Wolmido월미도A small island on the sea with a lively waterfront of restaurants, cafes and a seaside amusement park.
• Songdo Central Park송도 센트럴파크A modern city park with a seawater canal, glass towers all around, and wide paths for an easy walk.
• Yeongjong and Eurwangni Beach영종도 을왕리해수욕장A beach on the island next to Incheon Airport, popular for sunsets and seafood before or after a flight.
• Incheon Chinatown and Songwol-dong Fairy Tale Village인천 차이나타운과 송월동 동화마을Red gates and lanterns next to a hillside lane of painted fairy tale murals, all within a short walk.
• Michuhol-gu미추홀구An older central Incheon district, known for a street of monkfish restaurants and a hill with a fortress.
• Namdong-gu남동구A large residential and industrial district in Incheon, with a big park and an old coastal battery.
• Bupyeong-gu부평구A dense, lively district west of Seoul, known for a huge underground shopping arcade and a forest park.
• Gyeyang-gu계양구A quiet district in northeast Incheon, best known for the waterside paths along the Ara Waterway canal.
• Seohae-gu서해구A newer district in northwest Incheon, built around Cheongna's lake park and sea-bridge views.
• Geomdan-gu검단구A new district in northwest Incheon, beside the Ara Waterway canal and the western end of the route from…
• Ganghwa-gun강화군A large island northwest of Seoul where prehistoric stones and old coastal forts sit among fields and sea.
• Ongjin-gun옹진군A county of West Sea islands, with quiet beaches and short hikes, reached by ferry or, for Yeongheungdo, by…