Wolmi Observatory

Wolmi Park Observatory is 23-meter tall and located at the top of Wolmi Park. You can walk along the trail or use a shuttle bus called the Mulbeom (Water Seal) Car. From the observatory, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Incheon, including the downtown, Incheon Port, and the beautiful sunset of the West Sea. When the night comes, the lights coming from the residential apartments in Yeongjongdo Island together with the portlights serve to complete an astonishingly beautiful night view of Incheon.

Incheon Bridge

Incheon Bridge is the longest in Korea and has been dubbed a “highway over the sea.” Also, the main towers, which are as tall as 63 Building (245m), have become a landmark gateway to Incheon International Airport. Those main towers were designed to harmonize with the surroundings and ensure safety and economic efficiency. Watching the bridge from a far distance offers a spectacular experience, and there are 2 spots in particular where people stand to capture this view. At Dongchun Tunnel Observatory, you can capture the S-curve of Incheon Bridge harmonized with Songdo International City, and at Incheon Bridge Observatory, you can photograph the main towers along the C-curved piers

Sorae Railway Bridge

On June 25, 1950, refugees tried to flee to the southern part of Korea, escaping the North Korean invasion. Some refugees who had managed to survive without sacrificing their lives falling from Sorae Railway Bridge established a foundation in this area and formed Sorae Port. Sorae Railway Bridge that used to link Gyeonggi-do Province and Incheon has become a major tourist attraction in Incheon. In fact, Sorae Railway Bridge once faced demolition as it aged, but thanks to the efforts of local residents it has become one of the most popular night view spots, pleasantly harmonized with downtown and nature