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Set against the beautiful scenery of the Incheon Bridge and the Seohae Sea, Wolmi Cultural Street is a space where relaxation and cultural events come together.
Set against the beautiful scenery of the Incheon Bridge and the Seohae Sea, Wolmi Cultural Street is a space where relaxation and cultural events come together. Officially opened in 1989 after reorganizing coastal street vendors, it emerged as a national attraction in the 1990s with thrilling rides like the Viking and Disco Pang Pang. In particular, the Disco Pang Pang, featuring DJs with witty banter, is considered a unique joy of Wolmido.
As you walk along the street, you can fully enjoy the Seohae Sea with the sight of the Wolmi Sea Train passing by, cruise ships heading to Yeongjongdo, and the sound of the waves. With a variety of restaurants, cafes, and arcades lined up, there is plenty to eat and enjoy, and the musical fountain and the 'INCHEON' sculpture are great spots to take commemorative photos.
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