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Tmark Hotel Myeongdong MAP BOOK Tmark Hotel Myeongdong MAP BOOK 2016.12.01_ver1.0 Tourtips Tmark Hotel Myeongdong Update 2016.12.01 Version 1.0 Contents Publisher Park Sung Jae Chief Editor Nam Eun Jeong PART 01 Map Book Editor Nam Eun Jeong, Yoo Mi Sun, Kim So Yeon Whole Map 5 Myeong-dong 7 Insa-dong 9 Marketing Lee Myeong Un, Park Hyeon Yong, Kim Hye Ran Samcheong-dong&Bukchon 11 Gwanghwamun&Seochon 13 Design in-charge Kim No Soo Design Editor Bang Eun Mi PART 02 Travel Information Map Design Lee Chae Ri Tmark Hotel Myeongdong 15 SM Duty Free 16 Publishing Company Tourtips Inc. 7th floor, S&S Building, 48 Ujeongguk-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul Myeong-dong·Namdaemun·Namsan Mountain 17 Insa-dong·Jongno 24 02 - 6325 - 5201 / [email protected] Samcheong-dong·Bukchon 29 Gwanghwamun·Seochon 33 Website www.tourtips.com Recommended Tour Routes 37 Must-buy items in Korea 38 The 8 Best Items to Buy at SM Duty Free 39 The copyright of this work belongs to Tourtips Inc. This cannot be re-edited, duplicated, or changed without the written consent of the company. For commercial use, please contact the aforementioned contact details. Even for non-commercial use, the company’s consent is needed for large-scale duplication and re-distribution. Map Samcheong-dong&Bukchon 04 Legend 2016.12.01 Update Seoul 01 Whole Map Line 1 1 Line 2 2 Line 3 3 Line 4 4 Line 5 Bukchon Hanok Village 5 Gyeongui•Jungang Line G Airport Railroad Line A Tongin Market Changdeokgung Palace Gyeongbokgung Palace Seochon Anguk Gyeongbokgung 3 안국역 3 경복궁역 Gwanghwamun Insa-dong Jongmyo Shrine Center Mark Hotel 5 Gwanghwamun Jongno 3(sam)ga 5 광화문역 3 SM Duty Free 종로3가역 1 Jongno 5(o)ga 종로5가역 1 15-minute walk Gyeonghuigung Jonggak 15-minute walk 1 Gwangjang Palace 종각역 Map 03 Insa-dong Market Che onggyecheon Map Stream 05 Gwanghwamun&Seochon Euljiro 4(sa)ga5 Euljiro 3(sam)ga3 을지로4가역 2 Euljiro 1(il)ga 을지로3가역 2 2 Seoul 을지로입구역 Deoksugung Palace Plaza 1 City Hall 2 시청역 Tmark Hotel Myeongdong 5-minute walk Myeong-dong 3 Chungmuro Myeong-dong 4 충무로역 4 명동역 Map 02 Myeong-dong Namdaemun Namsangol Sungnyemun Market Hanok Village Hoehyeon 회현역 4 Tmark Grand Hotel Myeongdong G 1 A 4 Seoul Station 서울역 N N 200m N Seoul Tower Namsan Mountain A B C 2016.12.01 Update Seoul Che 02 Myeong-dong Direction to Insa-dong onggyec heon Stream Cheungkee Myeonga Cheonggyecheon hanbit Plaza 청키면가(忠記麵家) Legend Experience original Recommendation Wantangmyeon il 10-g spot by Tourtips o Wonheung Things not to be missed in Myeong-dong’s Top 5 amdaemun-r Tourist Attraction 원흥(元興) N The best Jjamppong(A spicy Korean soup with noodles and seafood) 1. Exchange – Numerous currency exchange and banks Restaurant 2. Street Food –한화빌딩 Experience unique street food in Mugyo-dong octopus alley Hyunsunine 1 Myeong-dong 1 현선이네 Dessert/Café -gil o 3. Shopping – From duty free shops, shopping malls, r Mirae Asset - Once you try, o 5 o n r Center Building and stores Shopping i- you will be addicted to j l u 4. Recollected Chinese Cuisine – Many Chinese Cuisine emu Gungmul Tteok-bokki and E 서울고용 a Post office Restaurants-gil located in Chinese Embassy d Mini Gimbap 노동청 m 5. Cosmetics7 o store – Various brands of cosmetics are in a r Bank N i- j Myeong-dongl with free samples Samhwa Tower u Police office Ferrum Tower E Information Samil-daero 13-gil Bus Stop Subway exit 3 2 SKT Tower Gyowon Building 4 Direction to 1 Dongdaemun 1-1 Line 2 2호선 Eulji-ro 2 Euljiro 1(il)ga 을지로입구역 Eulji-ro Euljiro 1ga 8 Crossroad 5 M Bank Of Korea y eong My Money Museum e 7 d 6 o on n Myeong-dong g KEB Hana Bank g d ong 2 1 2 1 -g 9 i - l g Korean Electric il Lotte hotel Seoul Power Corporation Lotte Department Store- Main Branch Myeong-dong Tourism 롯데 면세점 본점 Information Center Representative department store Myeong-dong Chicken Alley ong 9ga-gil The Korea Federation with the most number of branches Myeongd 명동 치킨골목 of Banks Lotte Duty Free Shop Street where chicken dishes pulls you in 롯데 면세점 Center of Seoul Tourism and Shopping, Located in Lotte Department Store. Kookmin Bank Myeong-dong Myeong-dong! so it is possible to non-stop shopping Central building Din Tai Fung 143Bus 딘타이펑 (direction to finance corp.) Hadongkwan Taiwan Dimsum Restaurant 하동관 Ibis Ambassador Most famous Gomtang(Beef Bone Soup) restaurant Lotte Department Store Myeong-dong Misungok Avenuel Hai Di Lao 미성옥 하이디라오 Seolleongtang(Ox Bone Soup) and Myeong-dong Chinese-style Huo Guo Suyuk(Boiled Beef Slices) Theater Olive young Myeong-dong Main office Crystal jade Andong Jjim Dak 올리브영 명동본점 크리스탈 제이드 dong-gil A front-runner of healthy-beauty store Where you can enjoy 안동찜닭 Myeong Chinese food to your heart's content Sweet and spicy braised chicken Woori Bank Myeong-dong Catholic Cathedral Eight Seconds 명동성당 Myeong-dong Police substation Representative Lotte young plaza H&M Chungmu Gimbap 3 Noon Square Catholic Cathedral of Korea 3 눈스퀘어 Nanta Theater 충무김밥 Shopping Complex located in Gimbap, Ojingeo Muchim(Seasoned Squid) Myeong-dong Center and kkakdugi(Diced Radish Kimchi) Yoogane 유가네 Dak-galbi(Spicy Stir-fried Chicken) Woori Bank o on the iron plate r - Myeong-dong Shopping Central Street Myeo emun a Chinese Embassy d n m a gdong 2 N M Plaza Dunkin - ZARA Myeongdong kyoja Gyeseong Girls’ High School - Donuts The Bank of Gaehwa gi - FOREVER 21 명동교자 Korea sogong l 개화(開花) Where kal-guksu (Noodle soup), Mandu annex Chinese restaurant with a 50-year history (Dumplings), Bibim-guksu (Spicy noodles) are all delicious managed by a Chinese ro Namdaemun- A LAND Crossroad in front of Gogung Korea Overseas Chinese The bank of Korea 고궁 Korea Postage Elementary School Korean Bibimbap Stamp Museum ga-gil Myeongdong 8 KT Myeong-dong building Wangbi jib HAZZYS You can enjoy free luggage storage 왕비집 service and WI-FI service in 4 Galbi(Beef Ribs) course that is UnionPay Card Vip Lounge on the 4 S Seoul Central inexpensive with large servings og 5th building of HAZZYS o Post Office SPAO ng-ro -gil ong 8na Yeongyang Center ·CGV Myeongd ·UNIQLO 9 영양센터 Kookmin Bank Flavored electric grilled chicken N Embassy of Senegal Migliore 6 8 Shinsegae Department Store- Main Branch Bover Lounge 7 5 ong 명동역 신세계 백화점 본점 보버라운지 Myeong-d 1 Long history from 1930 China National Tourism Administration Affordable but 4 luxurious afternoon tea 2 3 Line 4 ro 4 Direction to Sungnyemun 4호선 Toegye- 30m A B C A B C 4 Legend 2016.12.01 Update Seoul 03 Insa-dong 5 국역 To Bukchon Recommendation k 안 spot by Tourtips gu Hanok Village Pungmoon Girls’ High School 1 An 3 Tourist Attraction To Restaurant Amandier Dessert/Café Samcheong Yu lg 아몬디에 Bukchon, Samcheong-dong, and Insa-dong Unhyeongung o lgok-ro Pharmacy/Hospital -dong k Desserts such as coffee, u by using Anguk Station 삼 -r Y Palace o macaroon, and cake Haejung 서울노인복지센터 일대로 1 3 Places where tourists can visit through Anguk Station Post office 1 -g in one place 6 Hospital contains not only old Seoul, but also scent. il Anguk Station is connected to Insa-dong through the Bank 6th exit, Bukchon Hanok Village, through the 2nd exit, and Samcheong-dong through the 1st exit. Police office Line 3 You can observe different scenes in Seoul when you Anguk-dong 3호선 go for a stroll during the day Information Intersection Jongno Police Office 덕성여자대학교Subway exit 종로캠퍼스 Sueun Starbucks Chon Assembly House McDonalds 촌 U j e Korean Table d’hote with onggu l Misslee café Ins 16-gi various side dishes a ng -d sado on In Sagwa Namu k -ro g 사과나무 Insa-dong gi l Enjoy steak and pasta 인사동 -gil Kimchi Stew House 14 at affordable prices Experience dong Insa 김치찌개집 Korean Traditional Culture Bonjuk Only Kimchi Stew! Dawon(Traditional Tea Garden) Seoul Gyodong Elementary School 전통다원 The teahouse operating in t raditional korean house Ssamzigil Koong 쌈지길 Osu A shopping mall that has become a landmark 궁 in Insa-dong Attractive and a real expert 오수 g 10-gil Fusion of Tofu in Gyeseong dumpling on Osulloc Tea House Ssamzigil Insad and Bossam 2 오셜록티하우스 (Napa Wraps with Pork) 2 Place where you can Jeongseon Gondeure bap 원조정선 할매곤드레밥 enjoy Jeju green tea il Choedaegamne 1-g Various side dishes Templestay g 1 최대감네 n Ins and Gondeure-namul-bap Information Center ado Affordable Shabu Shabu Ins a- (Seasoned Thistle with Rice) d with a great ambience Ilsong on Jogyesa g Building gi Temple AGIO l Suyoil Insa-dong Tofu Village Hand-made noodles 수요일 Great Insa-dong View through Traditional Italian l -gi Season's Table restaurant 9 the window and Traditional tea ong 계절밥상 ad Ins An all-you-can-eat buffet full Maru S&S Building of Korean food Teahouse with a panoramic il 4-g SK Kwanhun view of Insa-dong dong Insa Hotel Aventree Building 인사동 풍경이 있는 찻집 Traditional drinks like Sikhye(Sweet Rice Punch), Insa-dong Sujeonggwa(Cinnamon Punch) and snacks intersection KEB Hana Bank Nakwon Tteok Jib Nagwon Arcade Imun Seolleongtang Bongchu Jjim Dak il 5-g Katsuya adong CenterMark Hotel Ins 센터마크 호텔 An affordable hotel with a neat and clean atmosphere located at the entrance to Insa-dong 3 Missha 3 Line 5 NH Nonghyup Bank 5호선 Bizeun Siwhadam Ins a Hanaro Hall 시화담 -d o Enjoy a meal at Insa-dong n Taehwa building g IBK Industrial Bank with the feel of Korea gi SM Duty Free l Alive Museum SM 면세점 KB Kookmin Bank 박물관은 살아 있다 A major tourist attraction at the center of Seoul! 하나투어빌딩 Amazing and fun trick arts A large-scale duty free shop in Insa-dong l Uj Public Restroom e Insadong 3-gi ongguk-r o r e da - o Samil 9-gil Standard -ro Tapgol Park g Chartered Bank Jon l i 2 3-1 11-g o r - Jongno Tower Building g n Jo 4 4 Seoul YMCA Kumkang Shoe 1 3 7 8 11 N 1 Jonggak 종각역 1호선 Line 1 4 9 10 12 6 Giordano KEB Hana Bank 30m Bosingak Pavilion A B C A B C 2016.12.01 Update Seoul 04 Samcheong-dong&Bukchon
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