Daegu Modern History Streets (Tour of Modern Streets) (대구 근대골목(근대로의 여행))
Daegu · 66, Gukchaebosang-ro 102-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu
Hours
April-October 10:00–19:00, November-March 10:00-18:00
April-October 10:00–19:00, November-March 10:00-18:00
Address
66, Gukchaebosang-ro 102-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu
66, Gukchaebosang-ro 102-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu
Parking
Not available
Not available
Overview
Daegu Modern History Streets is an experiential tour that brings the participants across Daegu’s alleyways and living history. During the Korean War, Daegu was much less damaged than other regions. Because of that, the city retains the changes in lifestyles before and after the war relatively well.<br>
There are 13 courses in total, run by regional self-governance groups in Daegu, defined according to different themes and areas. The most popular among them is Course 2, the Modern Cultural Street, which takes visitors on a tour of major sites associated with Daegu’s modernity. Follow the retro aesthetics and the history of Daegu and Korea along places like Kyesan Catholic Church, Jeil Church, old houses, and the former Chinese Elementary School.<br>
Note that multilingual tours are offered to international visitors in English, Japanese, and Chinese, in regular tours (14:00 every Saturday) and on-demand tours (available for groups of more than 5). Reservations are offered on the official website.
There are 13 courses in total, run by regional self-governance groups in Daegu, defined according to different themes and areas. The most popular among them is Course 2, the Modern Cultural Street, which takes visitors on a tour of major sites associated with Daegu’s modernity. Follow the retro aesthetics and the history of Daegu and Korea along places like Kyesan Catholic Church, Jeil Church, old houses, and the former Chinese Elementary School.<br>
Note that multilingual tours are offered to international visitors in English, Japanese, and Chinese, in regular tours (14:00 every Saturday) and on-demand tours (available for groups of more than 5). Reservations are offered on the official website.
Location
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Info: Ssamji Park Tourist Information Center +82-53-661-3327
Best Time to Visit
South Korea has four distinct seasons. Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) are the most popular times to visit. Summer brings humidity and occasional typhoons, while winter is cold but great for ski resorts and festivals.
Frequently Asked Questions
April-October 10:00–19:00, November-March 10:00-18:00
Not available
Closed Mondays (refer to the website for closed days)
Ssamji Park Tourist Information Center +82-53-661-3327
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