Itaeweonaentikgagugeori

Great for exploring the neighborhood comfortably

I went on the 3rd, but the festival started on the 6th. There are a lot of things to see.

I stopped by to look at the furniture. I walked from the Yongsan-gu Office towards Itaewon Station and looked around. Even though it was a Saturday afternoon, I was surprised to see quite a few places closed, but I went in and looked at many of the places that were open. It felt and cool to see similar types of furniture gathered together, but when I thought about buying one or two to put in my home, it didn't harmonize with me, so I thought that if I was going to change it, I would have to change it all to make the concept consistent, or it would be ambiguous. The antique furniture itself is really cool. There were a lot of products I liked. A lot of furniture came from far away, such as England and France, and there was a lot of furniture that was about 100 years old. The prices were not cheap. I thought it was a bit expensive here, but I was even more surprised when I saw a flower pot for 18 million won on Yongnidan-gil in the evening.😳

This is a street selling antique furniture, clothes, accessories, etc. This is a place where you can get good items at low prices if you do a little digging. It is close to Itaewon Station and has good accessibility to the nearby Hangangjin, the War Memorial of Korea, and the National Museum of Korea.