Cheonggyecheon Stream

Enjoy a leisurely stroll along this 11 km urban stream, a revitalized public space perfect for relaxation and city exploration.

In their own words: “A perfect way to explore the city is to walk along an 11 km long stream in the city center. In 2005, it was reopened to the public to improve the environment and also the historical aspect. And it was quite expensive the renovation over 300 million.”

Visit during the Lantern Festival for a magical display of lights and art installations along the revitalized urban stream.

In their own words: “Lantern Festival 2025 🎊🎐 Cheonggyecheon Stream Seoul, South Korea”

Stroll along the restored Cheonggyecheon Stream, enjoying small waterfalls, art installations, and stepping stones below the city streets.

In their own words: “Cheonggyecheon Stream is a restored waterway in the heart of the city. It officially begins at a plaza near the Seoul City Hall and flows for 11 km or 6.8 miles before ending near the Han River. The most interesting and historic section runs from Plaza east toward Gwangjang Market. This is a comfortable walk of about 2 km or 1.2 miles one way. This section features small waterfalls, various art installations, and stepping stones as you stroll below the city streets.”