Free Sightseeing Tour in Incheon

1 cities | 7 attraction(s) | total distance 60 km

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The recommended free sightseeing tour in Incheon includes city attractions such as Incheon Bridge, Chinatown, Wolmido Island, Freedom Park, as well as nearby spots like Songdo Central Park, Cheongna International City, and Incheon International Airport. It covers sea views, historical sites, and modern urban landscapes of Incheon. Visitors can choose their destinations based on interests to experience the rich culture and natural scenery of Incheon.

Day1: Incheon

4 attraction(s) · 13 km

This free Incheon sightseeing tour will take you to experience the magnificent cable-stayed bridge view of Incheon Bridge, explore the exotic charm of Incheon Chinatown, enjoy the enchanting sea views of Wolmido Island, and visit the historical sites at Incheon Freedom Park. May your journey in Incheon leave you with wonderful memories.

Incheon Bridge

인천대교

Incheon Bridge is an important cable-stayed bridge located in Incheon, South Korea, connecting Songdo International Business District and Incheon International Airport. It officially opened in October 2009 and became the second bridge connecting Yeongjong Island and Incheon. As of October 2010, the bridge was known as the longest cable-stayed bridge in South Korea and the seventh longest in the world. In addition, the newly constructed Incheon Bridge set a new record as the longest cable-stayed bridge in South Korea. With a total length of approximately 24.1 kilometers, it is the sixth longest sea-crossing bridge in the world and offers breathtaking views. Especially at night, the bridge lights up the entire Incheon, and taking a yacht cruise here is a unique experience.

9 km

Incheon Chinatown

Incheon China Town

2 km

Moon Tail Island

월미도

Moon's End Island is a popular tourist destination known for its entertainment and food. Visitors can come to Moon's End Culture Street to feel the sea breeze and enjoy the amusement facilities at Moon's End Theme Park; or they can explore the coastline to find sushi restaurants and scenic cafes, which are popular places for weekend outings. Moon's End Culture Street has become an iconic location representing Moon's End Island, as it is vibrant and filled with an atmosphere of entertainment.

3 km

Incheon Freedom Park

자유공원

Located in Incheon, South Korea, Freedom Park was originally called Universal Park and later renamed West Park by the Japanese army, with East Park being used as a Shinto shrine. On October 3, 1957, a bronze statue of General Douglas MacArthur was erected here to commemorate his command of the Incheon Landing. Since then, the park has been renamed Freedom Park. Visitors can enjoy the natural beauty of Incheon and the surrounding mountains and sea views while in the park.

Day2: Incheon

3 attraction(s) · 38 km

Around Incheon, you can visit Songdo Central Park, Cheongna International City, and Incheon International Airport to experience urban parks, modern city districts, and airport facilities.

Central Park

Songdao Central Park occupies a central location with an area of over 410,000 square meters, similar to Central Park in New York. It is a huge recreational area. The park is home to many themed parks, with the most popular being the artificial "seawater lake," which is formed by introducing seawater and surrounded by pleasant scenery. Water taxi experiences are also available near the park.

19 km