HWArangdae CHEOLdo Park

There was a new Italian pavilion, so I came with my kids. There is so much to see! It was nice to have time to enjoy Italy^^

All kinds of trains are in one place~~~^^ There are many places to take pictures, and I had a lot of fun ♡

The parking lot is large and there weren't many cars when I arrived on a weekend morning. When I left after 1pm, it was full of cars.

It's connected to the Gyeongchun Line Forest Trail, so it's great for a walk, and parking is free for 2 hours.

The Swiss and Italian pavilions have a lot to see and the detailed sculptures are all impressive. Time passes quickly as the children watch the train move.

I visited on a weekday during vacation. It was well-organized, so it was good to experience with children. A new museum was opened, so there was more to see. I was able to complete the meal and cafe course perfectly.

A nearby cafe near a railroad-related theme park where old trains can be exhibited and experienced. There is a restaurant inside the train, so it is a great place for outings with children. Hwarangdae Railroad Park parking lot is free for 2 hours. An additional 2 hours is free when using the cafe restaurant. 4 hours are free.

It is known as the last simple station in Seoul, and has now been turned into a park and provided as a space for citizens, making it a great place for relaxation or dating. There is a train, so it's good to bring children, and it's well connected to nearby train villages. Although it's not in the photo, the night view is pretty and it's easy to access by public transportation.

Nowon Train Village! It's a very famous place, and I heard that Italia Village has now opened, so I came here with my child. The space is larger than the Swiss village, and I think I enjoyed it more than my child. The entrance fee is good value for money, and it seems like a good date spot. I highly recommend it. ^^

Hwarangdae Railway Park is a railway-themed park in Gongneung-dong, Nowon-gu, Seoul. It preserves the old Hwarangdae Station and part of the Gyeongchun Line tracks, offering plenty to see and do as a relaxing and tourist-friendly space. I visited during the day, and it happened to be Monday, so it was closed. The walking paths are well made, and since the tracks are preserved too, it felt unique and full of character. It would probably look even prettier at night with the lights روشنing up the park. I recommend it.