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🎄 It feels like warping and experiencing an American winter village 🏘 Yongsan Park partially open site ❄️ opens the 5th complex of the old US military officers' dormitory. A local winter village for US military personnel? 😎 ✅️🎄 Christmas Village ♡ Garden Yard (it is worth recreating the atmosphere of US military families decorating trees, prop markets, and houses while spending Christmas, and actually getting a glimpse into their daily lives) Even the mood, mainly located in the yard in front of the 5518 building) ♤ House interior (open with props decorated, bustling with people) ☆ Photo shot event (key ring given when you follow and post on Instagram) ✅️🏘 Complex 5 of the old US military officer's quarters ♧ Exotic red brick building (inside is also available, stories and props of US military families who actually lived there, where they lived) Worth recreating the atmosphere, open all the time) ○ Daycare, playground (open and children are playing) ◇ Nearby walking path (with the feeling of American soldiers taking a walk) ❌️ Slightly lacking in character 🅿️ No general parking (free for families with 2 or more children and disabled people) 🚍Seobinggo Station

This is an American officers' quarters located in Yongsan. The spacious grounds and quiet atmosphere make it a great course for a walk.

It's great for a walk while enjoying the atmosphere of an autumn day.

It's small, but atmospheric and exotic. It is a space where you can embrace and harmonize with all four seasons: spring, summer, fall, and winter. There were couples taking wedding photos and many people taking emotional photos. There is a simple exhibition space, cafe, children's playground and rest area within the building, as well as an outdoor plaza and benches, so it was nice to visit without pressure. Yongsan Family Park and the National Museum of Korea are right next to it, so it would be nice to take a leisurely look around. Be sure to visit once!

First of all, you can store your bags for free, there is a water purifier, the bathroom is clean and has a Christmas atmosphere, and no matter where I take pictures, I enjoy it and enjoy it~~! I feel like I'm in a foreign country and I'm curious about all four seasons! 🍁 🍂 👍

Yongsan Officers' Housing Complex 5 is one of the places worth visiting in Seoul. It feels like you are in the United States and the building is relatively well-maintained. A description of the officers' accommodation and the location of restrooms are written on the leaflet. The area with the speed sign next to building number 5520 seems to be a popular photo zone. There is a cafe inside, but there is no restaurant, so the number of visitors increases after lunch, so I recommend visiting in the morning when the weather is nice. Pistachio latte is on the cafe menu. It's delicious. It takes about 7 to 10 minutes on foot from Exit 1 of Seobinggo Station.

It feels foreign. Cooking is not possible, but picnicking is possible. I brought sandwiches, coffee, and fruit, sat down, and ate them. I also brought my Bluetooth picker. I ate well, enjoyed the sights, and had a good rest. There is no entrance fee to the park. There is a cafe in the park, and it is cheap. There are restrooms and recycling bins everywhere. There is also a small children's playground, and there are also outdoor tables with umbrellas, so it is good to sit and rest or bring a snack to eat. There is no parking. They say disabled vehicles or vehicles with more than two children can enter and park. There is a paid parking lot nearby. It's within a 5-10 minute walk. It's worth walking. It was a satisfying picnic time. It's a waste to leave these accommodations alone. I really want to move in and live there.

There are pretty photo zones all over the place ~ It's a great place to take pictures with couples and families ~ It was nice to be able to see the small exhibition for free, and there is no separate admission fee. Parking is not available for regular vehicles, so you must use the nearby public parking lot at Yongsan Family Park & ​​Ichon, at the northern end of Banpo Bridge before visiting. ✔️Vehicles for the disabled and vehicles with 2 or more children under 13 years old can use the parking lot. I went there after visiting a museum, and although there were a few people, it wasn't crowded, which was nice. I had a good time sightseeing and walking~☺️

I visited Yongsan Park on a sunny fall day. ^^ The sky was clear, so even the clouds were pretty, and it was amazing and fun to be able to look around the houses used by US soldiers! As Halloween Day was approaching, it was decorated for Halloween, so it was nice to take pictures. ^^ I wanted to see everything and take a walk to Yongsan Family Park next door, but I didn't have time, so I just looked at the entrance. The family park is also good! You can park at the Yongsan Family Park public parking lot or the National Museum of Korea! ^^

I saw the Christmas decorations they put up last year and had been waiting for them to start again this year, so I visited right when they opened while I was heading to Seoul!! The Christmas decorations on the foreign-looking building were so pretty 🤩 I went early in the morning, so there was no one around and it was great for taking photos~