Seogyo-dong stretches across the urban area north of the Han River in western Seoul, a position that has closely linked it to the Hongdae cultural district. Named after nearby Hongik University, Hongdae developed into one of Seoul’s best-known areas for independent music, visual art, fashion and late-night cafés. Streets around Seogyo-dong mix small galleries, record shops, performance venues and restaurants with the dense everyday rhythm of Mapo-gu. The neighbourhood is also near Hongik University Station, an important interchange on Seoul’s rail network. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Seoul.
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