Korea Travel Atlas répertorie 8 lieux pour Gwangju.
Par catégorie: Patrimoine 1 · Culture 4 · Nature 1 · Vie Nocturne 1 · Marchés 1
Photo KTOCultureExpérience LocaleGwangju
국립아시아문화전당 (ACC)
Asia Culture Center is a world-class subterranean cultural sanctuary designed by Kyu Sung Woo on the historic May 18 Gwangju Uprising site, featuring cutting-edge arts and sunken plazas.
Photo KTO무등산국립공원 (주상절리대)
Mudeungsan National Park is a UNESCO Global Geopark soaring 1,187 meters above Gwangju, world-famous for its colossal 87-million-year-old polygonal volcanic columnar joints.
Photo KTOCultureVillage d'Art et de FresquesGwangju
양림동 역사문화마을 (펭귄마을)
Yangnim-dong is Gwangju’s premier modern history and arts quarter, blending 120-year-old Western missionary brick manors with the whimsical upcycled junk-art alleys of Penguin Village.
Photo KTOMarchésMarché TraditionnelGwangju
1913 송정역시장
1913 Songjeong Station Market is a centenarian heritage marketplace transformed into a hip retro culinary destination, preserving vintage storefronts alongside artisanal street food.
Photo KTOCultureVillage d'Art et de FresquesGwangju
광주 예술의 거리
Gwangju Art Street is the creative soul of the City of Light, a 300-meter bohemian promenade preserving traditional Southern Korean ink-wash painting, antique curio shops, and galleries.
Photo KTOPatrimoineSite HistoriqueGwangju
5·18 기념공원
May 18 Memorial Park is a solemn 205,000-square-meter urban memorial sanctuary preserving the spirit of Gwangju’s historic democratization movement through monumental statues and tranquil forests.
Photo KTO국립광주박물관
Gwangju National Museum is a premier cultural treasure house showcasing over 20,000 Yuan Dynasty maritime porcelain relics salvaged from the 14th-century Sinan Shipwreck, alongside Honam ancient art.
Photo KTOVie NocturneVue sur la VilleGwangju
사직공원 전망타워
Sajik Park Observatory Tower is Gwangju’s premier panoramic sky deck, rising atop a sacred historic royal altar hill to offer 360-degree vistas of downtown and Mount Mudeungsan.