Let's go eat Chuncheon's famous dakgalbi!

If a great view makes your eyes happy, food makes your mouth happy. No one would be opposed to choosing dakgalbi as the representative food of Chuncheon. The spicy taste and soft texture of chicken ribs sizzling on a thick iron plate. It makes you feel rewarded for having traveled a long way. After filling your stomach with dakgalbi, enjoy fragrant coffee at a cafe at the top of Gubongsan Mountain and enjoy the best view of Chuncheon.

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Chuncheon National Museum

The Chuncheon National Museum, which was built amid the long-standing aspirations of Gangwon-do residents and opened on October 30, 2002, is a treasure trove of Gangwon's cultural heritage and a central cultural infrastructure of the country that preserves and displays Gangwon's cultural heritage from the Paleolithic era to today, and carries out academic research and social and cultural education. It was selected as ‘Excellent Building of the Year’ in 2003 and won the Korean Institute of Architects Award.

Chuncheon Myeongdong Dakgalbi Street

There are three representative Dakgalbi alleys in Chuncheon, the representative one being Myeongdong Dakgalbi Alley. It is located on Chuncheon Myeongdong Street, the largest center of Chuncheon, and refers to an alley where restaurants selling Dakgalbi and Makguksu, the most famous foods in Chuncheon, are concentrated. The reason why Dakgalbi became famous in Chuncheon is because there have been many chicken farms in this area for a long time. The history of Chuncheon Dakgalbi Alley spans over 50 years.

Gubongsan Observatory Café Street

Gubongsan Observatory, one of the best driving courses in Chuncheon, will amaze visitors both day and night. Recently, it seems like it has become a daily routine of travel for anyone to stop by the Gubongsan rest area, get a cup of coffee beans, and then go out to the terrace or garden in front of the building and drink coffee while looking at the panoramic view of Chuncheon. There is a famous spot where you can see the wonderful night view of Chuncheon, centered around the Gubongsan Observatory at the top. At dusk, the night view of Chuncheon also creates a spectacle that cannot be seen in any other city. Around the summit of Gubongsan Mountain, there are many cafes and various restaurants where you can have tea and a meal while looking out over Chuncheon. Each cafe has its own unique theme, design, and delicious coffee and food. The view from the observatory rest area with benches is nice, and it would also be nice to sit on the cool wooden deck of a restaurant that boasts an exotic style and feel leisurely.

Chuncheon Romantic Market

As Chuncheon's representative traditional market, it has been modernized through revitalization projects carried out since 2002. It is a nostalgic market with a variety of products such as hanbok, bags, shoes, clothing, home appliances, jewelry, and various foods, as well as a simple human spirit. In particular, with the popularity of the TV drama “Winter Sonata,” many tourists from Japan and Southeast Asia are visiting the market, making it a more famous market. We are striving to revitalize the market through things to see and enjoy, such as attracting various event businesses for consumers.