While Macey was here I decided to tag along with their sightseeing and experience some more of my city. We went to the traditional Hanok Village near chungmuro station, which, when I arrived I realised I’d been to once before. This weekend we also found out about another trick art museum,- which everyone said was better than the one in hongdae, so we went to try to out, and we weren’t disappointed. Finally, on May’s last day I went back to Dr Fish in gangnam and this time was brave enough to get in with the big fishes! Sorry this is such a long post of pictures but I felt they were all worthy of posting.
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| Peaceful area in the Traditional village complex. Only a few metres from the busy streets on Seoul. |
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| The Hanok village is out of exit 3 Chungmuro station line 3 and 4. |
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| Post-it tree at my local coffee shop. |
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| Back to Sinsa-dong for brunch at Gingko cafe. Directions here |
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| Gingko Breakfast and Salmon and cream cheese panini |
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| Trick art museum Sindorim station exit 2, out of the exit look to the right, the museum is in the big shopping complex on floor 6. |
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| My eyes don't like this one. |
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| It was quite a lot of effort to lift my leg that high... |
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| Thirsty |
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| The frypan, restaurant chain in Seoul. Chicken and crisps. The one we went to was at Seoul National University line 2 exit 1. They also do take away. |
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