Incheon Open Port Street개항장 거리

At a glance

After Incheon opened as a port in the late 19th century, Japan, Qing China and other countries set up concessions here, and Korea's first modern park, banks and hotels went up. Walking the Open Port streets today, you pass the stone stairway that marked the line between the Qing and Japanese concessions, Western-style buildings, the Incheon Open Port Museum, the Incheon Art Platform in converted port warehouses, and the Jajangmyeon Museum in the building of Gonghwachun, Korea's first Chinese restaurant. Incheon's culture and tourism guides lead walks here if you book ahead.

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Incheon Open Port Street · 4 tours & tickets

1. GetYourGuideIncheon walk-and-eat tour with a localA guided food-and-history walk that starts at Songdo Central Park and goes via Sinpo Market, the Open Port street, Chinatown, Songwol-dong and Wolmi Park, ending at Wolmido.Book
2. Klook1883 Incheon Open Port & Chinatown tourA one-day history and culture tour of Incheon's 1883 Open Port area and Chinatown.Book
3. KlookSinpo Market & Open Port group tourA full-day group tour in Incheon to Sinpo International Market and the Open Port area.Book
4. KKdayIncheon day tour: luge, rail bike & ferryA day tour from Seoul with the Ganghwa luge, the Jemulpo Open Port area and Chinatown, a ferry and the Yeongjong rail bike.Book

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  Chinatown is part of the same walk, so plan to stop there for lunch.

Nearby

Incheon ChinatownIncheon's Chinatown grew up when the port opened in the 1880s and is known as the birthplace of jajangmyeon.Songwol-dong Fairy Tale VillageAn Incheon neighborhood near Incheon Station decorated with fairy-tale themes, right next to Chinatown.Wolmido IslandIncheon's seaside promenade of cafés and raw-fish restaurants, with a culture street laid out in 1989 for performances and events.Yeongjong Seaside Rail BikeA rail bike along the shore of Seaside Park on Yeongjongdo, with sea views stretching from Wolmido to Incheon Bridge.