Songwol-dong Fairy Tale Village송월동 동화마을

At a glance

Songwol-dong takes its name from the moon seen through its pine trees, and after Incheon's port opened in 1883 it became a well-off district where Germans and other foreigners lived. Today its lanes are decorated like a storybook, with 11 themed streets such as Dorothy Street and Little Red Riding Hood Street, and murals of Korean folk tales deeper inside. It's open at all hours and sits right beside Chinatown.

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Songwol-dong Fairy Tale Village · 4 tours & tickets

1. KlookRail bike, Gwangmyeong Cave, Chinatown & Fairy Tale Village tourA day tour with a rail bike ride, Gwangmyeong Cave, seagull feeding, Incheon Chinatown and Songwol-dong Fairy Tale Village.Book
2. KKdayIncheon day tour: Gwangmyeong Cave, Fairy Tale Village & rail bikeA day tour to Gwangmyeong Cave and Songwol-dong Fairy Tale Village, with a rail bike ride.Book
3. KKdayIncheon 1-day tour AA day tour from Seoul with the Ganghwa luge, the Yeongjong rail bike, seagull feeding at Wolmido and Songwol-dong Fairy Tale Village with Chinatown.Book
4. Trip.comIncheon fun one-day tour A-1A bilingual-guided day tour from Seoul with the luge, a rail bike, seagull feeding, Wolmido, the Fairy Tale Village, Chinatown and Sinpo International Market.Book

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Tips

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  Pair it with Incheon Chinatown next door; the two are easy to see in one walk.

Nearby

Incheon ChinatownIncheon's Chinatown grew up when the port opened in the 1880s and is known as the birthplace of jajangmyeon.Incheon Open Port StreetThe streets of Incheon's 1880s treaty-port quarter, with the Qing–Japan boundary stairs, Western-style buildings and museums.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.