Daegu, a basin city where the red brick of modern-era alleys and the mountain temples of Palgongsan share one home.
Cheongna Hill, a quiet spot in downtown Daegu, got its name from the many houses covered in green ivy where American missionaries settled in the early 20th century.
Kyesan Catholic Church is the first Gothic-style Catholic church in the Yeongnam region and the cathedral of the Catholic Archdiocese of Daegu.
Lee Sang-hwa & Seo Sang-don's Old Houses, the core attractions of the Daegu Modern Culture Alley Tour, are historical spaces where you can catch a glimpse of the resistance spirit during the Japanese colonial period.
Daegu's Jingolmok Alley is a winding alley with over 100 years of history, as its name derives from 'jilda', the Gyeongsang-do dialect word for 'long' ('gilda').
Daegu Seomun Market is a historic traditional market that carries on the legacy of 'Daegujang', which was counted as one of the three major markets in the country along with Pyeong-yangjang and Ganggyeongjang during the Joseon dynasty.
Daegu Yangnyeongsi Museum of Oriental Medicine was established to preserve and inherit the long history of Yangnyeongsi, which opened in the 9th year of King Hyojong of Joseon (1658).