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I visited with my child. I really liked both the newly opened Italian pavilion and Swiss pavilion. By pressing each button, you could find out which train it was and the staff even explained it to you! It would be nice to visit again to see how well the miniatures are made ^^

The train village I really wanted to visit! I visited on my child's birthday~^^ He loved it so much. The Italian village has been opened and there is a lot to see. It's not big, but you can compare the daytime and nighttime scenes, and since it's a miniature model of the actual size, it feels more realistic! Kang, chu!

I wanted to come since the opening day, but I finally got there after waiting haha. The details were amazing, and it was even more fun as the kids were pressing all the buttons to make it work. Day and night change every 10 minutes, so this is also fun! I want to come again! Oh, and parking is also good at the university parking lot across the street.

Nowon Train Village is a playground of imagination for children and a space to restore memories for adults. A miniature world running on a small railroad, the train continues time in silence even as the seasons change. Because it was winter, I could see it more clearly, and because it was quiet, I felt it more deeply. Nowon, it’s a very friendly neighborhood. It's cool. It's a good place to introduce.

Nowon Train Village! It's a very famous place. After hearing about the opening of the Italian Village, I had a great time visiting it with my son who is a fan of trains and cars. It was larger than the space in Swiss Village. The more I looked at it, the more amazing and cool it became. I watched it with more concentration than a child. The entrance fee is also really cheap. Recommended for a date too! 🙂 I posted the details on the blog❣️

I came with my child because the Italian pavilion opened, and thanks to that, there was more to see! There were a lot of people, but it was perfect to watch with the kids!! The details are no joke, and there is something to press, so it's perfect for children's tastes haha. I intend to come again next time~

It's in front of the Military Academy. The parking lot is narrow. The university parking lot across the street is also usable. There are only Switzerland and Italy, so the cultural life, the overall scenery, and even the invisible details of the buildings, no matter how miniature they are, you won't miss the details that live on in something the size of your little fingernail. It's really worth a visit.

My child and I went to Nowon Train Village after a long time. It was good before, but thanks to the new Italian pavilion, there is a lot more to see. In particular, as someone who often traveled to Europe, I was really happy to see the famous places I had actually visited recreated in elaborate miniatures. It was twice as fun to share memories by explaining to the child, “Mommy used to go here.” The atmosphere of Europe was delicately captured, and both my child and I were completely absorbed in the feeling of traveling again. I think the more you know, the more you see, and the more places you go, the more impressive it is. I highly recommend a return visit to anyone who wants to enjoy a special world trip with their children!

It's so cool and nice! When the Italian pavilion opened, I went twice in the morning and afternoon. If Switzerland is a railway center, Italy is a space center. The handwork, stitch by stitch, is truly a work of art and amazing. There is really water, so you have to be careful not to put your children's hands in it. Italy is my favorite, and it makes me want to go again.. haha, it's really cool. Be sure to visit the space on the second floor. It's new and nice. The craftsmanship, step by step, is amazing.

It was my first time coming to Nowon Train Village with my child, and it was so cute and sparkly! It was fun to watch, and after watching the worker's video, the child went looking for monsters. The car, cable car, and Santa's bike all had meticulous touches, so I was really impressed. I plan to come back when the weather clears up. Thank you for making my day 🙂