Malone Park, A Cultural Oasis of Artistic Vitality

104 Daehak-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul, South Korea

Various open-air stages in the park

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Theme park

amusement park

folk village

Introduction

Maroni Park is named after the Maroni tree. Inside the park, there are various cultural and artistic places such as children's playgrounds, outdoor stages, music fountains, and small theaters. Free performances are also available on weekends. In the SBS romantic comedy drama "Protect the Boss," Lu Nex and Che Wu Yuan's date takes place here. Future musicians and singers will perform here, dance groups and sketch actors will also showcase their talents. Fortune tellers and street artists will also spontaneously display their talents here. The park is surrounded by dense trees, and the benches are shaded, making it suitable for resting and walking. In addition to the park itself, there are over 100 small theaters and more than 500 cafes around Maroni Park, creating an artistic atmosphere. The new theater is particularly remarkable, attracting many people every weekend to enjoy cultural pleasures. Moreover, various restaurants and cafes of different styles gather here, making it a popular place for young people.

Address

104 Daehak-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul, South Korea

Opening hours

24-hour opening

Transportation

Take the No.4 subway line and get off at Huihua Station. Exit from Exit 2 and walk for 5 minutes.

Phone +82-2-731-0585

Website http://parks.seoul.go.kr