GuidesFree-parking attractions
Which attractions in Daegu have free parking?
Of the 513 attractions in Daegu listed on this site, 102 list their parking fee as free.
By district, Gunwi-gun has 20, Dalseong-gun 16, Dong-gu 15, Suseong-gu and Dalseo-gu 13 each, Buk-gu 9, Jung-gu 6, and Seo-gu and Nam-gu 5 each. Seowon and hyanggyo are the most numerous at 29. The list also has 10 temples, 9 museums and galleries, 6 performance venues, 10 parks and nature sites, 5 streets such as food alleys, and 3 traditional markets. Of the 102, 60 also list the admission fee as 'free', and 14 are closed every Monday. The 5 places where parking is free only for a set time, such as Daegu Aquarium (2 hours) and Daegu Opera House (4 hours for visitors), are not included.
The 102 places in this guideFull list
Daegu Hyanggyo Confucian School
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- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
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- Open at all times more
- Closed days
- Open year-round
Gwandeokjeong Martyrdom Memorial Hall
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- 09:30–17:00
- Closed days
- Every Monday more
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- 10:00–19:0010:00–18:00 more
- Closed days
- Every Monday more
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- 10:00–19:00
- Closed days
- Every Sunday
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- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
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- Always open more
- Closed days
- Open all year
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- 09:00–18:00
- Closed days
- Every Monday more
Daegu Citizen Safety Theme Park
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- Opening hours 09:00–18:00Experience hours 10:00–17:00
- Closed days
- Every Monday more
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- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
Baegwonseowon Confucian Academy
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- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
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- Always open
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- 90 moreSee the full list
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Notice Palgongsan National Park (Pagyesa Temple District): October 12, 2026 – December 26, 2026: trail section Pagyesa Temple–Pagyejae Pass closed (works, a fine for entering) · set to reopen as soon as the works end · Source: Korea National Park Service, Palgongsan National Park East Office
102 places list the parking value as 'fee (free)' or the parking fee as 'free'
- This site lists 513 attractions, not counting stores inside department stores and outlets.
- In Korea Tourism Organization data, 84 have 'fee (free)' in the parking value and 18 have 'free' as the parking fee value. That makes 102 in all.
- Three places state a number of vehicles in the parking value.
- Daegu National Meteorological Science Museum has 28 vehicles, Ellimong has about 270 vehicles, and Seodaegu Market uses the Neunggeum Park public parking lot (about 30–40 vehicles).
- Yeollakdang uses the Wolgok History Park parking lot for free.
- The 5 places where parking is free only for a set time are not in this list.
- Parking is free for 2 hours at Daegu Aquarium, 4 hours for visitors at Daegu Opera House, 1 hour at Sinmae Market, and the first 30 minutes at the Bullo Traditional Market public parking lot.
- At Void Gallery, parking is free for 2 hours if you buy 10,000 won or more and for 3 hours if you buy 20,000 won or more.
Daegu National Meteorological Science Museum
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- 10:00–17:30 (entry closes at 17:00)
- Closed days
- Every Monday more
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- 10:00–20:00
- Closed days
- Open all year
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- 08:00–19:00Business hours differ by shop
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- Open year-round (individual closing days)
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- Always open
- Closed days
- Open year-round
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The list includes 29 seowon and hyanggyo, 10 temples, 9 museums and galleries, and 6 performance venues
- The 29 seowon and hyanggyo are Daegu Hyanggyo Confucian School, Chilgok Hyanggyo Confucian School, Baegwonseowon Confucian Academy, Cheombaekdang, Maeyangseowon Confucian Academy, and Seogyeseowon Confucian Academy. They also include Gosanseodang, Ocheonseowon Confucian Academy, Nakdongseowon Confucian Academy, Byeongamseowon Confucian Academy, Yeollakdang, and Yonggangseowon Confucian Academy.
- In Dalseong-gun they are Nokdongseowon Confucian Academy, Dogokjae, Songdamseowon Confucian Academy, Yeyeonseowon Confucian Academy, and Iyangseowon Confucian Academy.
- In Gunwi-gun they are Gunwi Hyanggyo Confucian School, Uiheung Hyanggyo Confucian School, Namgyeseowon Confucian Academy, Namgokseowon Confucian Academy, Munyangseowon Confucian Academy, and Bonggangseowon Confucian Academy.
- Also in Gunwi-gun are Buksanseowon Confucian Academy, Yangsanseowon Confucian Academy, Yangcheonseowon Confucian Academy, Jedongseowon Confucian Academy, Hwagyeseowon Confucian Academy, and Hyoryeongsa Shrine (Janggundang).
- The 9 museums and galleries are Gwandeokjeong Martyrdom Memorial Hall, Daegu Art Factory, and Yesong Gallery in Jung-gu, and Daegu National Meteorological Science Museum and Daegu Bangjja Yugi Museum in Dong-gu.
- The others are Daegu Art Museum and Jeong Ho-seung Literary Museum in Suseong-gu, Dalseong Korea-Japan Friendship Center in Dalseong-gun, and Gyeongbuk University Natural History Museum in Gunwi-gun.
- The 10 temples are Gwaneumsa Temple and Dorimsa Temple in Dong-gu, Seobongsa Temple in Nam-gu, and Geumyongsa Temple, Seonghwasa Temple, and Imhyusa Temple in Dalseo-gu. They also include Hwajangsa Temple in Dalseong-gun and Beopjusa Temple, Sinheungsa Temple, and Apgoksa Temple in Gunwi-gun.
- The 6 performance venues are Daegu Seogu Culture Hall and Biwon Music Hall in Seo-gu, Haengbok Buk-gu Cultural Foundation Eoul Art Center in Buk-gu, and Suseong Artpia in Suseong-gu.
- In Dalseo-gu they are Daegu Koorong Outdoor Music Hall and Daegu Culture and Arts Center.
- The 10 parks and nature sites include Palgongsan National Park (Pagyesa Temple District), Daegu Apsan Park, Chimsan Park, Gangjeonggoryeongbo Weir, and Iryeon Park.
- The 5 streets are Daegu Dongseong-ro Street, Indongchon Anago Alley, Keunjang-gil Chimguryu Myeongmul Street, Anjirang Gopchang Alley, and Deurangil Meokgeori Town.
- The 3 traditional markets are Daegu Chilgok Market, Hwanggeum Market, and Seodaegu Market.
- The 3 theme parks are Daegu Citizen Safety Theme Park, Daegu Children's Grand Park, and Ellimong.
Chilgok Hyanggyo Confucian School
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- Open at all times
- Closed days
- Open year-round
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- Open at all times
- Closed days
- Open year-round
Maeyangseowon Confucian Academy
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- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
Seogyeseowon Confucian Academy
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- Open at all times
- Closed days
- Open year-round
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- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
Ocheonseowon Confucian Academy
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- Always open
- Closed days
- Open year-round
Nakdongseowon Confucian Academy
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- Summer season 10:00–18:00Winter season 10:00–17:00
- Closed days
- Open all year
Byeongamseowon Confucian Academy
- Hours
- Varies by facility, so call to ask
- Fee
- Varies by facility, so call to ask
Yonggangseowon Confucian Academy
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- 09:00–17:00
- Closed days
- Open year-round
Nokdongseowon Confucian Academy
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- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
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- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
Songdamseowon Confucian Academy
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- Open at all times
- Closed days
- Open year-round
Yeyeonseowon Confucian Academy
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- Always open
- Closed days
- Open year-round
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- Always open
- Closed days
- Open year-round
Gunwi Hyanggyo Confucian School
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- 09:00–18:00
- Closed days
- Open all year
Uiheung Hyanggyo Confucian School
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- 09:00–18:00
- Closed days
- Open year-round
Namgyeseowon Confucian Academy
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- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
Namgokseowon Confucian Academy
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- 09:00–18:00
- Closed days
- Open all year
Munyangseowon Confucian Academy
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- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
Bonggangseowon Confucian Academy
- Hours
- 09:00–18:00
- Closed days
- Open all year
Buksanseowon Confucian Academy
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- 09:00–18:00
- Closed days
- Open all year
Yangsanseowon Confucian Academy
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- Open only during events
- Closed days
- Open all year
Yangcheonseowon Confucian Academy
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- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
Jedongseowon Confucian Academy
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- Open at all times
- Closed days
- Open year-round
Hwagyeseowon Confucian Academy
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- 09:00–18:00
- Closed days
- Open year-round
Hyoryeongsa Shrine (Janggundang)
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- Always open
- Closed days
- Open year-round
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- 09:00–18:00 (admission closes at 17:30)
- Closed days
- Every Monday more
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- 10:00–19:0010:00–18:00 more
- Closed days
- Every Monday more
Jeong Ho-seung Literary Museum
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- Weekdays 10:00–21:00Weekends 10:00–18:00
- Closed days
- Every Monday / legal public holidays
Dalseong Korea-Japan Friendship Center
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- March–October 09:00–18:00November–February 09:00–17:00
- Closed days
- Every Monday more
Gyeongbuk University Natural History Museum
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- 10:00–17:00
- Closed days
- Every Monday more
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- Open at all times
- Closed days
- Open year-round
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- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
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- Open at all times
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- Open year-round
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- 09:00–18:00
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- Open year-round
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- Always open
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- Open year-round
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- Varies by performance more
- Closed days
- Every Sunday
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- 09:00–22:00Preparation time 12:00–13:00
- Closed days
- Every Sunday
Haengbok Buk-gu Cultural Foundation Eoul Art Center
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- Varies by performance more
- Closed days
- Open all year
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- Varies by performanceSee the website for details more
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- Varies by performance more
Daegu Koorong Outdoor Music Hall
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- Varies by event; see the website
- Closed days
- Open all year
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- 10:00–19:0010:00–18:00 more
- Closed days
- Every Monday / Seollal and Chuseok days
Palgongsan National Park (Pagyesa Temple District)
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- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
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- Summer season 10:00–19:00Winter season 10:00–18:00
- Closed days
- Open all year
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- Open at all times
- Closed days
- Open year-round
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- Always open
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- Open all year
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- Open at all times
- Closed days
- Open year-round
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- Open at all times
- Closed days
- Open year-round
Keunjang-gil Chimguryu Myeongmul Street
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- Varies by shop; see the website
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- Varies by store
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- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
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- Varies by shop
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- Varies by store
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- 09:00–18:00
- Closed days
- Every Monday
Photos: Korea Tourism Organization · KOGL Type 3 (no changes allowed), KOGL Type 1
- Daegu Hyanggyo Confucian SchoolHours Always open
- Baegwonseowon Confucian AcademyHours Always open
- YeollakdangHours Always open
- Gwandeokjeong Martyrdom Memorial HallHours 09:30–17:00
- Daegu Art FactoryHours 10:00–19:00
- Yesong GalleryHours 10:00–19:00
- Daegu National Meteorological Science MuseumClosed days Every Monday
- Gwaneumsa TempleHours Always open
- Dorimsa TempleHours Always open
- Daegu Dongseong-ro StreetHours Always open
- Seodaegu MarketHours 08:00–19:00
- Daegu Citizen Safety Theme ParkClosed days Every Monday
- EllimongHours 10:00–20:00
60 places also list admission as 'free', and 14 are closed every Monday
- Of the 102, 60 have 'free' as the usage fee value.
- Admission to Daegu Art Factory and Daegu Textile Museum is free, but some special exhibitions may charge a fee.
- An amount is listed at 5 places.
- Daegu National Meteorological Science Museum charges 2,000 won for adults, Daegu Art Museum charges 1,000 won for adults, and Ellimong charges 20,000 won for children and 9,000 won for adults.
- Puruncha Tea Culture Research charges 30,000 won for a tea class.
- At Hwabon Village, the museum admission fee is 3,000 won from middle school students to adults and 2,500 won from children (age 3) to elementary school students.
- 51 places have an hours value that starts with 'always open', and 79 are open on Mondays too.
- The 14 places closed every Monday start with Gwandeokjeong Martyrdom Memorial Hall, Daegu Art Factory, Daegu Textile Museum, Daegu Citizen Safety Theme Park, Daegu National Meteorological Science Museum, Daegu Bangjja Yugi Museum, and Daegu Children's Grand Park. They continue with Daegu Art Museum, Jeong Ho-seung Literary Museum, Daegu Culture and Arts Center, Daedeok Equestrian Center, Samunjin Jumakchon Village, Dalseong Korea-Japan Friendship Center, and Gyeongbuk University Natural History Museum.
- The 5 places closed every Sunday are Yesong Gallery, Yeohaengjaui Chaek, Daegu Seogu Culture Hall, Biwon Music Hall, and Dalseong Cultural Center.
- Daegu Ice Park is closed every Tuesday and Wednesday.
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- 09:00–21:00
- Closed days
- Open all year
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- Museum March–October 09:00–18:00November–February 09:00–17:00
- Closed days
- Open year-round
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- Tuesday–Friday 09:00–20:00Saturday 09:00–18:00 more
- Closed days
- Every Monday
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- 11:30–18:30
- Closed days
- Every Monday
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- 10:00–19:00
- Closed days
- Every Sunday
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- 09:00–18:00
- Closed days
- Every Sunday / Public holidays / National holidays
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- Weekdays 13:00–16:00Weekends 13:00–17:00
- Closed days
- Every Tuesday and Wednesday
Photos: Korea Tourism Organization · KOGL Type 3 (no changes allowed), KOGL Type 1
- Daegu Art FactoryHours 10:00–19:00
- Daegu Textile MuseumHours 09:00–18:00
- Daegu National Meteorological Science MuseumClosed days Every Monday
- Daegu Art MuseumHours 10:00–19:00
- EllimongHours 10:00–20:00
- Gwandeokjeong Martyrdom Memorial HallHours 09:30–17:00
- Daegu Citizen Safety Theme ParkClosed days Every Monday
- Daegu Bangjja Yugi MuseumClosed days Every Monday
- Daegu Children's Grand ParkHours 09:00–18:00
- Jeong Ho-seung Literary Museum
- Daegu Culture and Arts CenterHours 10:00–19:00
- Dalseong Korea-Japan Friendship CenterClosed days Every Monday
- Gyeongbuk University Natural History MuseumHours 10:00–17:00
- Yesong GalleryHours 10:00–19:00
- Daegu Seogu Culture HallClosed days Every Sunday
- Biwon Music HallHours 09:00–22:00
Gunwi-gun has 20, Dalseong-gun 16, Dong-gu 15, and Suseong-gu and Dalseo-gu 13 each
- The 15 in Dong-gu are Daegu Citizen Safety Theme Park, Daegu Bangjja Yugi Museum, Dorimsa Temple, Palgongsan National Park (Pagyesa Temple District), and Daegu Education Palgongsan Training Center on the Palgongsan side.
- In Do-dong they are Gwaneumsa Temple and Baegwonseowon Confucian Academy, and in Pyeonggwang-dong they are Cheombaekdang and Pyeonggwang-dong Apple Village.
- The rest are Haemaji Park and Daegu National Meteorological Science Museum in Hyomok-dong, together with Daegu Textile Museum, Yulha Sports Park, Yeohaengjaui Chaek, and Daegu Ice Park.
- Suseong-gu's 13 include Daegubu Suseong Monument and Yeongyeongchukseongbi at 248 Palhyeon-gil, plus Daegu Art Museum, Daegu Children's Grand Park, and Deurangil Meokgeori Town.
- Dalseo-gu's 13 include Geumyongsa Temple, Seonghwasa Temple, Daegu Koorong Outdoor Music Hall, Daegu Culture and Arts Center, and Seodaegu Market on the Duryu Park side, and Ellimong and Ellibaden Wolseong Branch in Wolseong-dong.
- Buk-gu's 9 include Hwanseongjeong Pavilion, on the same grounds as Seogyeseowon Confucian Academy, and Eumnae-dong Rock-carved Buddha and Daegu Chilgok Market in Eumnae-dong.
- Dalseong-gun's 16 are Gangjeonggoryeongbo Weir in Dasa-eup, Nokdongseowon Confucian Academy and the Dalseong Korea-Japan Friendship Center next to it in Gachang-myeon, and Dalseong (Hyeonpung) Sajikdan Altar, Iyangseowon Confucian Academy, and Dalseong Cultural Center in Hyeonpung-eup.
- The others are Dogokjae in Habin-myeon, Yeyeonseowon Confucian Academy and Doseongam 3-story Stone Pagoda in Yuga-eup, and Songdamseowon Confucian Academy, Tomb of Honguijanggun Gwak Mang-u-dang, and Daegu Hwalgong Land in Guji-eup.
- Hwawon-eup has Samunjin Jumakchon Village, Subongjeongsa, and Hwajangsa Temple, and Okpo-eup has Sogyejeong Pavilion.
- Gunwi-gun's 20 are Gunwi Hyanggyo Confucian School, Namgyeseowon Confucian Academy, Buksanseowon Confucian Academy, and Yangcheonseowon Confucian Academy in Gunwi-eup, plus Uiheung Hyanggyo Confucian School and Hwagyeseowon Confucian Academy in Uiheung-myeon.
- Namgokseowon Confucian Academy and Bonggangseowon Confucian Academy are in Ubo-myeon, and Munyangseowon Confucian Academy, Yangsanseowon Confucian Academy, and Hanbam Village are in Bugye-myeon.
- Jedongseowon Confucian Academy, Hyoryeongsa Shrine (Janggundang), and Gyeongbuk University Natural History Museum are in Hyoryeong-myeon, and Beopjusa Temple is in Sobo-myeon.
- The rest are Apgoksa Temple in Goro-myeon, Iryeon Park and Gunwi Hwasan Fortress Observatory in Samgugyusa-myeon, and Hwabon Village in Sanseong-myeon, with Sinheungsa Temple on Gosan-gil.
Daegu Education Palgongsan Training Center
- Hours / Closed days
- Varies by program
Pyeonggwang-dong Apple Village
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- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
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- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
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- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
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- Always open
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Hours
- Spa 06:00–23:0006:00–22:00 more
- Closed days
- Varies by facility, so see the website
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open year-round
Eumnae-dong Rock-carved Buddha
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- Always open
- Closed days
- Open year-round
Dalseong (Hyeonpung) Sajikdan Altar
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
Tomb of Honguijanggun Gwak Mang-u-dang
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- Always open
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Closed days
- Open 24 hours a day, every day (see the website). Varies with the weather. Open as usual on legal (temporary) public holidays.
- Hours
- 10:00–17:00 more
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Hours
- Private historic site more
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
Gunwi Hwasan Fortress Observatory
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
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- Daegu Citizen Safety Theme ParkClosed days Every Monday
- Daegu Bangjja Yugi MuseumClosed days Every Monday
- Dorimsa TempleHours Always open
- Palgongsan National Park (Pagyesa Temple District)Hours Always open
- Gwaneumsa TempleHours Always open
- Baegwonseowon Confucian AcademyHours Always open
- CheombaekdangClosed days Open year-round
- Daegu National Meteorological Science MuseumClosed days Every Monday
- Daegu Textile MuseumHours 09:00–18:00
- Yulha Sports ParkHours Always open
- Yeohaengjaui ChaekHours 10:00–19:00
- Daegu Ice Park
- Daegu Art MuseumHours 10:00–19:00
- Daegu Children's Grand ParkHours 09:00–18:00
- Deurangil Meokgeori TownHours Always open
- Geumyongsa TempleHours Always open
- Seonghwasa TempleClosed days Open year-round
- Daegu Koorong Outdoor Music HallClosed days Open all year
- Daegu Culture and Arts CenterHours 10:00–19:00
- Seodaegu MarketHours 08:00–19:00
- EllimongHours 10:00–20:00
- Seogyeseowon Confucian AcademyClosed days Open year-round
- Daegu Chilgok MarketHours / Closed days Varies by shop
- Gangjeonggoryeongbo WeirHours Always open
- Nokdongseowon Confucian AcademyHours Always open
- Dalseong Korea-Japan Friendship CenterClosed days Every Monday
- Iyangseowon Confucian AcademyHours Always open
- Dalseong Cultural CenterHours 09:00–18:00
- DogokjaeHours Always open
- Yeyeonseowon Confucian AcademyHours Always open
- Songdamseowon Confucian AcademyClosed days Open year-round
- Samunjin Jumakchon VillageHours 11:30–18:30
- Hwajangsa TempleHours Always open
- Gunwi Hyanggyo Confucian SchoolHours 09:00–18:00
- Namgyeseowon Confucian AcademyHours Always open
- Buksanseowon Confucian AcademyHours 09:00–18:00
- Yangcheonseowon Confucian AcademyHours Always open
- Uiheung Hyanggyo Confucian SchoolHours 09:00–18:00
- Hwagyeseowon Confucian AcademyHours 09:00–18:00
- Namgokseowon Confucian AcademyHours 09:00–18:00
- Bonggangseowon Confucian AcademyHours 09:00–18:00
- Munyangseowon Confucian AcademyHours Always open
- Yangsanseowon Confucian AcademyClosed days Open all year
- Jedongseowon Confucian AcademyClosed days Open year-round
- Hyoryeongsa Shrine (Janggundang)Hours Always open
- Gyeongbuk University Natural History MuseumHours 10:00–17:00
- Iryeon ParkClosed days Open year-round
- Hwabon VillageClosed days Open year-round
The 102 places in this guide
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Daegu Hyanggyo Confucian School
This hyanggyo (Confucian school) at 112 Myeongnyun-ro, Namsan-dong still has its main shrine hall (Daeseongjeon), lecture hall (Myeongnyundang), and east and west dormitories (Dongjae and Seojae). The seokjeon rite is still held here in spring and fall. It is always open with no closing day, and parking is free.
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- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Not listed
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At 2029 Dalgubeol-daero, Dongsan-dong, this 2-story red brick house from around 1910 was the home of the missionaries Blair and Rice. Indoor viewing is now suspended, so you can see it from outside only. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
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- Open at all times more
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Free
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Gwandeokjeong Martyrdom Memorial Hall
At 11 Gwandeokjeong-gil, Namsan-dong, this Catholic martyrdom shrine stands on the site of an execution ground from the late Joseon period. It has a chapel that holds the remains of Saint John Yi Yun-il and a martyrdom exhibition room. It is open 09:30–17:00 and closed every Monday, on legal public holidays, and during the Seollal and Chuseok holidays. Admission and parking are free.
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- 09:30–17:00
- Closed days
- Every Monday more
- Fee
- Free
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At 31-12 Dalseong-ro 22-gil, this contemporary art exhibition and performance space was made from a warehouse in the annex of the former tobacco factory. It is open 10:00–19:00 in summer (April–October) and 10:00–18:00 in winter (November–March), and closed every Monday. Admission is free (special exhibitions may charge an entrance fee), and parking is free.
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- 10:00–19:0010:00–18:00 more
- Closed days
- Every Monday more
- Fee
- Free more
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At 56 Bongsanmunhwa-gil, Bongsan-dong, this gallery specializing in Western-style painting opened on Bongsan Culture Street in 1992. It is open 10:00–19:00 and closed every Sunday. Admission and parking are free.
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- 10:00–19:00
- Closed days
- Every Sunday
- Fee
- Free
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Around 27 Dongseong-ro 2-gil, this downtown commercial area takes its name from the road built where the east wall of Daegu Eupseong Fortress was torn down. Fashion stores and exhibition and performance spaces are gathered here. The street is always open, and the parking value is listed as 'Available Fee (Free)'.
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- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Free
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At 535 Dunsan-ro, Do-dong, this branch temple of Donghwasa Temple lies below a cliff in an arborvitae forest. It has a standing stone statue of Gwanseeum Bosal in Gwaneumjeon Hall and a five-story stone pagoda. It is always open (visits are discouraged after sunset), and admission and parking are free.
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- Always open more
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Free
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At 227 Palgong-ro, Bongmu-dong, this general museum covers textiles and fashion together. It is open 09:00–18:00 and closed every Monday, on January 1, and on the days of Seollal and Chuseok. Admission is free (some special exhibitions may charge a fee), and parking is free.
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- 09:00–18:00
- Closed days
- Every Monday more
- Fee
- Free more
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Daegu Citizen Safety Theme Park
At 1155 Palgongsan-ro, Yongsu-dong, this safety education facility lets visitors go through disaster situations such as subway accidents, earthquakes, and fires and learn how to respond. The facility is open 09:00–18:00, and experiences run 10:00–17:00. It is closed every Monday. The usage fee and parking are free.
- Hours
- Opening hours 09:00–18:00Experience hours 10:00–17:00
- Closed days
- Every Monday more
- Fee
- Free
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At 242 Insan-ro, Jinin-dong, this branch temple of Haeinsa Temple lies below Gamtubong Peak on Palgongsan Mountain. It runs day-type, experience-type, and rest-type temple stays. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Free
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Baegwonseowon Confucian Academy
At 18 Dopyeong-ro 51-gil, Do-dong, this seowon (Confucian academy) honors the filial son Seo Si-rip. It has a lecture hall, Jeongwidang, a shrine, Gyeongdeoksa, and a monument pavilion for filial conduct. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Free
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At 278 Geumhogangbyeon-ro, Yulha-dong, this sports park has a soccer field, a basketball court, a badminton court, and a walking path. It is always open with no closing day, and parking is free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Not listed
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At 192-7 Dopyeong-ro 116-gil, Pyeonggwang-dong, this building was built in 1896 to teach the children of the Danyang U clan and was repaired in 1924. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Open at all times
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Free
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Palgongsan National Park (Pagyesa Temple District)
At 741 Pagye-ro, Jungdae-dong, this district on the western slope of Palgongsan Mountain is centered on Pagyesa Temple. Sutaegol Valley and Pagye Campground are close by. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Free
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Pyeonggwang-dong Apple Village
At 37 Dopyeong-ro 116-gil, Pyeonggwang-dong, about 140 of the 192 households in this village grow apples. Visitors can try apple picking in fall, and there is a protected giant willow about 200 years old. It is always open with no closing day, and parking is free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Not listed
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In Hyomok-dong, this park has an octagonal pavilion with a view down over the Geumhogang River, Ayang Railway Track, and Haemaji Bridge. A sunrise event is held here every January 1. It is always open with no closing day, and parking is free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Not listed
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Daegu National Meteorological Science Museum
At 10 Hyodong-ro 2-gil, Hyomok-dong, this science museum has 3 exhibition halls where visitors make weather, make weather forecasts, and try being a weather caster. It is open 10:00–17:30 (last entry 17:00) and closed every Monday. Admission is 2,000 won for adults and 1,000 won for teenagers and children, and the parking lot (28 vehicles) is free.
- Hours
- 10:00–17:30 (entry closes at 17:00)
- Closed days
- Every Monday more
- Fee
- Adult 2,000 wonIndividual more
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At 29 Dojang-gil, Dohak-dong, this museum opened in May 2007 after receiving a donation of 1,489 pieces in 275 types of bangjja brassware made and collected by the brassware maker Yi Bong-ju. It is open 09:00–18:00 (last entry 17:30) and closed every Monday. Admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- 09:00–18:00 (admission closes at 17:30)
- Closed days
- Every Monday more
- Fee
- Free
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At 3 Bangcheon-ro 2-gil, Bullo-dong, this bookstore in front of Daegu Airport uses the 1st floor as a bookstore and the 2nd floor as a book stay. It also has a cafe and an exhibition space. It is open 10:00–19:00 and closed every Sunday. Parking is free.
- Hours
- 10:00–19:00
- Closed days
- Every Sunday
- Fee
- Not listed
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Daegu Education Palgongsan Training Center
At 538 Yongcheon-ro, Sinmu-dong, this training institution for elementary school students is directly under the Daegu Metropolitan Office of Education. It runs forest experience and camping courses, a sports experience learning ground, and a family campground. Hours and closing days differ by program. Facilities are booked through the Daegu Education Integrated Reservation System, and parking is free.
- Hours / Closed days
- Varies by program
- Fee
- Not listed
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At 69-4 Ipseok-ro 1-gil, Ipseok-dong, this ice rink opened in 2018. Visitors skate under lights and music and learn ice hockey, figure skating, and short track. It is open 13:00–16:00 on weekdays and 13:00–17:00 on weekends, and closed every Tuesday and Wednesday. Parking is free.
- Hours
- Weekdays 13:00–16:00Weekends 13:00–17:00
- Closed days
- Every Tuesday and Wednesday
- Fee
- Not listed
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In Bisan-dong, this village lets visitors follow alley murals to learn the history of Dalseong Earthen Fortress. It has a workshop called 'Dalseong Toseong Village Attic', a sunflower garden, and a greenhouse. The alley garden is open 10:00–17:00, the attic 10:00–19:00, and the greenhouse 10:00–18:00, with no closing day. Parking is free.
- Hours
- Alley Garden 10:00–17:0010:00–19:00 more
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Fees differ by facility, so call to ask
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At 49 Bukbisan-ro 74-gil, Bisan-dong, this alley of anago restaurants starts beside the wall of Dalseong Park and runs about 150 m toward Bukbisan Intersection. Shops have opened here since 1973. The alley is always open, and parking is free.
- Hours
- Open at all times
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Free
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At 403 Dangsan-ro, this performance and exhibition venue in Seo-gu opened in 1998 and adjoins Ihyeon Park. It holds special performances and exhibitions and culture courses. It is closed every Sunday, hours and fees differ by performance and exhibition, and parking is free.
- Hours
- Varies by performance more
- Closed days
- Every Sunday
- Fee
- Varies by performance more
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At 374 Dalseocheon-ro, Wondae-dong 1-ga, this 200-seat hall for classical music opened in 2022 through an urban regeneration project. It operates 09:00–22:00 (preparation time 12:00–13:00) and is closed every Sunday. Fees differ by performance, and parking is free.
- Hours
- 09:00–22:00Preparation time 12:00–13:00
- Closed days
- Every Sunday
- Fee
- Varies by performance more
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Keunjang-gil Chimguryu Myeongmul Street
At 35 Keunjang-ro, Naedang-dong, this street near Seomun Market has about 70 businesses that sell blankets, pillows, and needlework. Hours and closing days differ by shop, and parking is free.
- Hours / Closed days
- Varies by shop; see the website
- Fee
- Not listed
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At 43 Yongdu 2-gil, this metasequoia forest path made by Nam-gu lies in Gosangol at the entrance to Apsan Park. A barefoot walking path and Dinosaur Park are close by. It is always open and free to enter. Its parking fee is listed as free, but the Dinosaur Park listing at the same address gives 2,000 won a day, so call 053-664-2782 before visiting.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Free
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At 574-87 Apsansunhwan-ro, this urban nature park lies in the northern valley of Apsan, Sanseongsan, and Daedeoksan mountains. A cable car climbs toward the Apsan Observatory, and 2–4 km walking paths branch off in several directions. It is open 10:00–19:00 in summer and 10:00–18:00 in winter with no closing day. Admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Summer season 10:00–19:00Winter season 10:00–18:00
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Free
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At 34 Myeongdeok-ro 54-gil, this temple for Buddhist nuns sits on top of Sudosan Mountain in Icheon-dong. It was founded in 1920 and has a T-shaped main hall (Daeungbojeon) modeled on the Jeokmyeolbogung hall of Tongdosa Temple. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Open at all times
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Free
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At 67 Anjirang-ro 16-gil, this alley of seasoned gopchang (small intestine) restaurants began around 1979 with one restaurant. Hours and closing days differ by shop, and parking is free.
- Hours / Closed days
- Varies by store
- Fee
- Not listed
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Apsan Mountain Haeneomi Observatory
In Daemyeong-dong, this observation facility is built in the shape of 'wringing out laundry', drawing on the history of Apsan Ppallaeteo Park. It looks down over the city of Daegu. It is open 09:00–22:00 with no closing day. Admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- 09:00–22:00
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Free
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At 45-7 Donam-gil, Gugu-dong, these three taengja (trifoliate orange) trees grow in the backyard of a house and are nearly 400 years old. They are a Daegu Metropolitan City monument. It is always open, and viewing and parking are free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Free
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Maeyangseowon Confucian Academy
At 48 Maecheon-ro 37-gil, this seowon (Confucian academy) was built in 1705 to enshrine Song Won-gi and restored in 2006. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Free
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Seogyeseowon Confucian Academy
At 45-17 Hoguk-ro 51-gil, this seowon (Confucian academy) enshrines Yi Mun-hwa and Yi Ju. Its signboard is in the calligraphy of Yun Yong-gu, and Hwanseongjeong Pavilion stands on the grounds. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Open at all times
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Free
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Eumnae-dong Rock-carved Buddha
At 169-3 Chilgokjungang-daero 129-gil, Eumnae-dong, this group of rock-carved Buddhas has a seated Buddha, about 30 other venerated figures, and a rock-carved pagoda, all cut into sandstone rock. It is always open, and viewing and parking are free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Free
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Chilgok Hyanggyo Confucian School
At 597 Chilgokjungang-daero, this hyanggyo (Confucian school) has its main shrine hall (Daeseongjeon) behind the lecture hall (Myeongnyundang). It holds giroyeon (elders' banquets), traditional weddings, and calligraphy classes at Yanghyeondang, built in 2013. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Open at all times
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Free
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In Chimsan-dong, this park is view No. 8 of the Buk-gu 8 Scenic Views. It has Chimsanjeong Pavilion, an observation deck that looks down over the city, an artificial waterfall, a water play area, and a barefoot walking path. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Open at all times
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Free
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On the grounds of Seogyeseowon Confucian Academy at 45-17 Hoguk-ro 51-gil, this pavilion was first built in 1582 by the righteous army leader Yi Ju. Its signboard is in the calligraphy of the Daewongun, and there is a protected crape myrtle 270 years old. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Free
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At 526 Chilgokjungang-daero, Eumnae-dong, this district-run public market started from the Chilgok five-day market and reopened in March 2014. It has a parking lot for 48 vehicles and a children's playground. Hours and closing days differ by shop, and parking is free.
- Hours / Closed days
- Varies by shop
- Fee
- Not listed
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Haengbok Buk-gu Cultural Foundation Eoul Art Center
At 47 Guam-ro, Gwaneum-dong, this multi-purpose cultural space has a 425-seat performance hall and an exhibition hall. It started from the Buk-gu Culture and Arts Center, which opened in 1999. Show times and admission fees differ by performance. It has no closing day, and parking is free.
- Hours
- Varies by performance more
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Varies by performance more
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At 39-3 Seongdong-ro 37-gil, this seodang (village school) has a record of lectures by Yi Hwang and Jeong Gyeong-se. Its lecture hall burned in a fire on December 20, 2021. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Free
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Memorial Monument to Colonel Naya
In Beomeo-dong, this monument honors Colonel Uni Naya, India's representative on the United Nations commission, who died in a land mine accident in 1950. Visitors pay their respects here every Memorial Day. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Free
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At 248 Palhyeon-gil, this stone monument was erected in 1869 to commemorate the repair of Daegubuseong Fortress. It stands beside Yeongnamjeilgwan. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Free
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At 176 Dongdaegu-ro, Hwanggeum-dong, this is the outdoor play area of Daegu Children's World. It has an adventure playground, a forest adventure playground, a fountain plaza, and a lawn plaza. It is open 09:00–18:00 and closed every Monday. Admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- 09:00–18:00
- Closed days
- Every Monday
- Fee
- Free
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Around 109-1 Deuran-ro, Sang-dong, this street formed in the late 1980s as large restaurants from downtown moved here one after another. About 150 restaurants line the main road. It is always open, and parking is free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Free
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At 41 Yunibeosiadeu-ro 11-gil, Samdeok-dong, this tea education institution was founded in 1996 and offers tea ceremony, tea meditation, and tea tasting experiences. A tea class costs 30,000 won, and the traditional tea ceremony experience and the tea and meditation program cost 50,000 won. It operates 09:00–21:00 with no closing day, and parking is free.
- Hours
- 09:00–21:00
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Tea class 30,000 won more
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At 248 Palhyeon-gil, Manchon-dong, this stone monument was erected in 1737 to commemorate rebuilding Daegu Earthen Fortress in stone. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Free
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Ocheonseowon Confucian Academy
At 20 Padong-ro 2an-gil, this seowon (Confucian academy) was built in 1744 to honor Yang Hui-ji, who held the post of Daesaheon. The shrine is on the east side and the lecture hall on the west. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Free
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At 413 Jinbat-gil, Beommul-dong, this forest park has a loop walking path that passes the Meditation Forest, a chrysanthemum patch, and an azalea stand. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Open at all times
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Free
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At 40 Misulgwan-ro, this city art museum holds exhibitions of Daegu modern and contemporary art and of current art. It is open 10:00–19:00 in summer (April–October) and 10:00–18:00 in winter (November–March), and closed every Monday. Admission is 1,000 won for adults, and parking is free.
- Hours
- 10:00–19:0010:00–18:00 more
- Closed days
- Every Monday more
- Fee
- Adult 1,000 wonIndividual more
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At 180 Muhak-ro, Jisan-dong, this facility for performances, exhibitions, and arts education opened in 2007. It has a large theater, a small theater, and Exhibition Halls 1 and 2, and it finished remodeling in May 2023. Hours and fees differ by program, and parking is free.
- Hours / Closed days
- Varies by performanceSee the website for details more
- Fee
- Varies by performance more
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Jeong Ho-seung Literary Museum
At 403-1 Deuran-ro, Beomeo-dong, this literary museum displays about 200 items donated by the poet Jeong Ho-seung, including poetry collections, manuscripts, and photos. It is open 10:00–21:00 on weekdays and 10:00–18:00 on weekends, and closed every Monday and on legal public holidays. Admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Weekdays 10:00–21:00Weekends 10:00–18:00
- Closed days
- Every Monday / legal public holidays
- Fee
- Free
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At 19 Cheongsol-ro, Hwanggeum-dong, this market combines shops and houses and opened in 1970. Today it has a food ingredient mart inside and grain mills and restaurants along the road. Hours and closing days differ by shop, and parking is free.
- Hours / Closed days
- Varies by store
- Fee
- Not listed
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At 213 Gongwonsunhwan-ro, Seongdang-dong, this temple for Buddhist nuns lies on a mountain slope behind Duryu Swimming Pool inside Duryu Park. It is a branch temple of Donghwasa Temple. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Free
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Nakdongseowon Confucian Academy
At 32 Songhyeon-ro 7-gil, this seowon (Confucian academy) is inside Wolgok History Park. The lecture hall and the east and west lodges are combined in a single building shaped like the Korean letter giyeok. It is open 10:00–18:00 in summer and 10:00–17:00 in winter with no closing day, and parking is free.
- Hours
- Summer season 10:00–18:00Winter season 10:00–17:00
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Not listed
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Byeongamseowon Confucian Academy
At 21 Saebang-ro, this seowon (Confucian academy) enshrines the brothers Do Eung-yu and Do Gyeong-yu and runs traditional culture experiences in about 10 hanok buildings newly built in 2003. Hours and fees differ by facility, so call 053-428-9980 to ask. Parking is free.
- Hours
- Varies by facility, so call to ask
- Closed days
- Not listed
- Fee
- Varies by facility, so call to ask
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At 10 Janggi-ro 12-gil, Seongdang-dong, this city temple was founded in July 1978 as a branch temple of Haeinsa Temple and uses a 3-story concrete building. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Open at all times
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Free
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On the 3rd floor at 38 Joam-ro, Wolseong-dong, this kids' park has about 30 kinds of play facilities and a 63 m racing kart course that children drive themselves. It is open 10:00–20:00 with no closing day. Admission is 20,000 won for children (24 months to elementary school students) and 9,000 won for adults, and the parking lot (about 270 vehicles) is free.
- Hours
- 10:00–20:00
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Child (24 months–elementary school student) 20,000 won more
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At 38 Joam-ro, this jjimjil spa runs a spa, a sauna, a hanjeungmak (steam sauna), a fitness center, and a kids' cafe. The spa is open 06:00–23:00. Fees differ by facility, and parking is free.
- Hours
- Spa 06:00–23:0006:00–22:00 more
- Closed days
- Varies by facility, so see the website
- Fee
- Varies by facility, so see the website
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At 134-13 Sangin-ro, inside Wolgok History Park, this jaesil (ancestral lodge) honors the righteous army leader U Bae-seon and was rebuilt in 1995. It is always open with no closing day, and it uses the Wolgok History Park parking lot for free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Not listed
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Yonggangseowon Confucian Academy
At 101 Seonwon-ro 33-gil, this seowon (Confucian academy) at the entrance to Seonwon Park on Waryongsan Mountain enshrines Heo Deung-nyang and Heo Bong-nyang. There are two juniper trees in the yard. It is open 09:00–17:00 with no closing day, and parking is free.
- Hours
- 09:00–17:00
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Not listed
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At 12-25 Apsansunhwan-ro, Sangin-dong, this temple at the foot of Apsan Mountain has a name that means 'a temple where one rested for a while'. You can look around 09:00–18:00, with no closing day. Admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- 09:00–18:00
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Free
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Daegu Koorong Outdoor Music Hall
At 180 Yaoeeumakdang-ro, Duryu-dong, this outdoor performance venue sits on a lawn plaza of about 10,000 pyeong inside Duryu Park and holds about 27,000 people. It opened on September 29, 2000. Show times and fees differ by event. It has no closing day, and parking is free.
- Hours
- Varies by event; see the website
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Varies by event; see the website
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At 201 Gongwonsunhwan-ro, Seongdang-dong, this performance and exhibition venue opened inside Duryu Park in 1990. The municipal traditional music orchestra, dance company, theater company, and boys' and girls' choir belong to it. It operates 10:00–19:00 in summer and 10:00–18:00 in winter and is closed every Monday and on the days of Seollal and Chuseok. Admission fees differ by performance and exhibition, and parking is free.
- Hours
- 10:00–19:0010:00–18:00 more
- Closed days
- Every Monday / Seollal and Chuseok days
- Fee
- Varies by performance and exhibition
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At 206 Apsansunhwan-ro, Songhyeon-dong, this riding center runs beginner, intermediate, and advanced horse riding lessons. It is open 09:00–20:00 Tuesday–Friday and 09:00–18:00 on Saturday (break 12:00–13:00), and closed every Monday. Parking is free.
- Hours
- Tuesday–Friday 09:00–20:00Saturday 09:00–18:00 more
- Closed days
- Every Monday
- Fee
- Not listed
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At 30 Myeongdeok-ro 2-gil, Duryu-dong, this small traditional market opened in the 1970s and sells farm and fishery products, sundries, rice cakes, and makchang. Grilled clam and muchimhoe alleys are nearby. It is open 08:00–19:00 (differs by shop) and uses the Neunggeum Park public parking lot (about 30–40 vehicles) for free.
- Hours
- 08:00–19:00Business hours differ by shop
- Closed days
- Open year-round (individual closing days)
- Fee
- Not listed
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At 57 Gangjeongbon-gil, Dasa-eup, this weir on the Nakdonggang River has The ARC, a cultural space designed by Hani Rashid, beside it. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Free
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Nokdongseowon Confucian Academy
At the foot of Samjeongsan Mountain in Urok-ri, Gachang-myeon (218 Urok-gil), this seowon (Confucian academy) enshrines General Kim Chung-seon. The general's tomb is behind it. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Free
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Dalseong (Hyeonpung) Sajikdan Altar
In Sang-ri, Hyeonpung-myeon, this altar is a restoration, made in 1996–1997 at its present site, of the sajikdan where people prayed for the town's abundance. Red-spiked gates (hongsalmun) stand on all four sides of the wall. It is always open with no closing day, and parking is free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Not listed
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At 10-4 Gukgasandanbuk-ro 25-gil, Guji-eup, this paragliding experience site offers 2-seat tandem flights with a professional pilot, so first-time riders can also fly through the sky. It is listed as operating every day, but this depends on the weather, and it also operates on legal and temporary public holidays. Parking is free.
- Hours
- Not listed
- Closed days
- Open 24 hours a day, every day (see the website). Varies with the weather. Open as usual on legal (temporary) public holidays.
- Fee
- Not listed
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At 62 Yuksinsa-gil, Habin-myeon, this house was built as a residence by Bak Mun-hyeon in 1778. Around 1800, Bak Jong-u used it as a study and took his pen name for the house's name. It is always open with no closing day, and parking is free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Not listed
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Doseongam Three-story Stone Pagoda
At 180 Doseong-gil, Yuga-eup, this stone pagoda, 218 cm high, stands at Doseongam Hermitage, a hermitage affiliated with Yugasa Temple. The part above the 3rd story was restored around 2008 with new members. You can look around 08:00–18:00, with no closing day. Parking is free.
- Hours
- 08:00–18:00
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Not listed
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At 40-12 Samunjin-ro 1-gil, Hwawon-eup, this tavern village in Samunjin, a former ferry landing on the Nakdonggang River, sells makgeolli, janchi guksu, gukbap, and buchujeon. The ferry landing park has a piano plaza. It is open 11:30–18:30 and closed every Monday. Parking is free.
- Hours
- 11:30–18:30
- Closed days
- Every Monday
- Fee
- Varies by facility; see the website
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At 25-14 Okpo-ro 57-gil, Okpo-eup, this pavilion was built by disciples to honor Sogye Seok Jae-jun and stands on a small hill across from Ogyeonji Songhae Park. It is a privately owned historic site, so call before visiting. Admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Private historic site more
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Free
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Songdamseowon Confucian Academy
At 530-47 Gujiseo-ro, this seowon (Confucian academy) was built in the late 17th century to honor Daeam Bak Seong. It has a lecture hall, Gyeonguidang, and a main gate, Deogyangmun. It is always open with no closing day, and parking is free.
- Hours
- Open at all times
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Not listed
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At 16 Inheung 3-gil, Hwawon-eup, this building has 6 bays across its front and stands in the middle of the front part of the Bon-ri settlement of the Nampyeong Mun clan. The clan uses it for gatherings and to receive guests. It is open 10:00–17:00 (ask before visiting) with no closing day. Admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- 10:00–17:00 more
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Free
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Yeyeonseowon Confucian Academy
At 123 Gurye-gil, Yuga-eup, this seowon (Confucian academy) was first built as Chunghyeonsa in 1618 to honor the righteous army leader Gwak Jae-u and received a royal plaque in 1677. It was restored in 1977 and 1984. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Free
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At 23 Samgang 3-gil, Hyeonpung-eup, this seowon (Confucian academy) was built in 1707 to honor Gwak An-bang, Gwak Ji-un, and Gwak Gyu. It now has 8 buildings. It is always open with no closing day, and parking is free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Not listed
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Tomb of Honguijanggun Gwak Mang-u-dang
In Daeam-ri, Guji-eup, this is the tomb of General Gwak Jae-u (pen name Mang-u-dang), who raised a righteous army in Uiryeong during the Imjin War. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Free
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At 41 Biseul-ro 522-gil, Hwawon-eup, this branch temple of Donghwasa Temple was built around 1925. Its Geungnakbojeon Hall has a small jade Amitabha Buddha, and the grounds have 3 dolmens. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Free
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Dalseong Korea-Japan Friendship Center
At 206 Urok-gil, Gachang-myeon, this Korea-Japan exchange space beside Nokdongseowon Confucian Academy has an exhibition hall on the history of exchange, a 3D video room, an etiquette classroom, and a Japanese-style garden. It is open 09:00–18:00 from March to October and 09:00–17:00 from November to February, and closed every Monday. Admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- March–October 09:00–18:00November–February 09:00–17:00
- Closed days
- Every Monday more
- Fee
- Free
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At 92 Hyeonpungdong-ro, Hyeonpung-eup, this local culture organization was founded in 1985. It holds the Jeongwol Daeboreum moon-greeting culture festival, the sajikje rite, and the moonlight tea gathering, and runs a culture school. It is open 09:00–18:00 and closed every Sunday, on public holidays, and on national holidays. Parking is free.
- Hours
- 09:00–18:00
- Closed days
- Every Sunday / Public holidays / National holidays
- Fee
- Not listed
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Gunwi Hwasan Fortress Observatory
In Hwabuk-ri, Samgugyusa-myeon, this observation deck is in the Hwasan Fortress area, about 700 m above sea level, where high-altitude vegetables are grown. Around sunrise you look down on the clouds, the mist, and the sunrise. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Free
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Gunwi Hyanggyo Confucian School
At 17-28 Dongseo 2-gil, Gunwi-eup, this hyanggyo (Confucian school) was first built in 1407 and moved to its present site in 1701. It has the main shrine hall (Daeseongjeon), the lecture hall (Myeongnyundang), and Gwangpungnu, a pavilion built in 1926. It is open 09:00–18:00 with no closing day. Admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- 09:00–18:00
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Free
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Namgyeseowon Confucian Academy
At 9 Daebuk-gil, Gunwi-eup, this seowon (Confucian academy) enshrines Ryu Seong-ryong and Yi Ho-min. It burned during the Korean War (6·25) and was restored in 1991. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Free
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Namgokseowon Confucian Academy
At 66-7 Miseong 3-gil, Ubo-myeon, this seowon (Confucian academy) enshrines Yi Seok-ji, a Daejehak of Bomungak in the Goryeo period, and his five sons. The film Little Forest was shot here. It is open 09:00–18:00 with no closing day. Admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- 09:00–18:00
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Free
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Munyangseowon Confucian Academy
At 37 Nambang-gil, Bugye-myeon, this seowon (Confucian academy) was built in 1793 to honor Yi Eon, an incorruptible official (cheongbaengni). It was restored in 1972 and has 4 buildings. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Free
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At 215 Dalsan 3-gil, Sobo-myeon, this temple was founded in 493 by Simji, the royal teacher. It has Bogwangmyeongjeon Hall, Sansingak (a mountain spirit shrine), a five-story stone pagoda, and a giant millstone 115 cm in diameter. It is always open with no closing day, and parking is free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Not listed
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Bonggangseowon Confucian Academy
At 795 Hwagyebongsan-gil, Ubo-myeon, this seowon (Confucian academy) enshrines Mun Ik-jeom, Mun Rae, Mun Yeong, and others. It was built in 1861 and rebuilt in 1960. It is open 09:00–18:00 with no closing day. Admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- 09:00–18:00
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Free
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Buksanseowon Confucian Academy
At 207-3 Daebuk-gil, Gunwi-eup, this seowon (Confucian academy) was built in 1684 to enshrine Jang Hae-bin, the founding ancestor of the Jeolgang Jang clan, and rebuilt in 1959. It is open 09:00–18:00 with no closing day. Admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- 09:00–18:00
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Free
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At 262 Gosan-gil, this temple at the foot of Dobongsan Mountain was rebuilt at its present site in 1678, and its main hall (Daeungjeon) was rebuilt in 2010. It is always open with no closing day, and parking is free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Not listed
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At 836-144 Hyeollinakjeon-gil, Goro-myeon, this temple was founded in 677 by the Great Master Uisang. Portraits of Seon masters are mounted and kept in glass frames. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Free
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Yangsanseowon Confucian Academy
At 32 Namsan 4-gil, Bugye-myeon, this seowon (Confucian academy) was built in 1786. Its Jangpangak (woodblock storehouse) keeps the woodblocks of 'Gyeongjae Seonsaeng Silgi' and 'Hwichan Ryeosa'. It opens only when there is an event. Admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Open only during events
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Free
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Yangcheonseowon Confucian Academy
At 243-55 Naeoeryang-gil, Gunwi-eup, this seowon (Confucian academy) of the Namyang Hong clan enshrines Hong Gwan, Hong Eon-bak, and Hong Wi. It was rebuilt in 1926. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Free
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Uiheung Hyanggyo Confucian School
At 89-5 Eumnae-gil, Uiheung-myeon, this hyanggyo (Confucian school) was founded in 1398 and moved to its present site in 1641. The main shrine hall (Daeseongjeon), Gwangpungnu, and Samuljae remain. It is open 09:00–18:00 with no closing day. Admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- 09:00–18:00
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Free
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At 12 Hwabuk 1-gil, Samgugyusa-myeon, this park below Gunwi Dam has Iryeon Falls, a shallow water play area, a wetland ecology zone, and a wildflower garden. Cooking and camping are not allowed. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Open at all times
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Free
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Jedongseowon Confucian Academy
At 35 Janggundang 1-gil, Hyoryeong-myeon, this seowon (Confucian academy) enshrines the tablets of three generals, Yi Mu, Kim Yu-sin, and So Jeong-bang. It was built in 1946, and rites are held every Dano. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Open at all times
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Free
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At 2137-3 Hanti-ro, Bugye-myeon, this is a village of the Burim Hong clan where each house has a low stone wall around it. Old houses and pavilions remain. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open all year
- Fee
- Free
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Hwagyeseowon Confucian Academy
At 16-3 Geumyang 3-gil, Uiheung-myeon, this seowon (Confucian academy) was built in 1726 to enshrine Son Gi-nam. It was torn down in 1868 and restored in 1897. It is open 09:00–18:00 with no closing day. Admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- 09:00–18:00
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Free
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At 722 Sanseonggaeum-ro, Sanseong-myeon, this village has murals of Samguk Yusa stories, Hwabon Station, and 'Eomma Appa Eoryeosseul Jeoge' (When Mom and Dad Were Young), made from a closed school. The museum admission fee is 3,000 won from middle school students to adults. It has no closing day, and parking is free.
- Hours
- Museum March–October 09:00–18:00November–February 09:00–17:00
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Middle school students–adults 3,000 wonMuseum more
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Hyoryeongsa Shrine (Janggundang)
At 35-1 Janggundang 1-gil, Hyoryeong-myeon, this shrine honors Kim Yu-sin and also enshrines So Jeong-bang and Yi Mu. Rites were held every year at Sangwon and Dano. It is always open, and admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- Always open
- Closed days
- Open year-round
- Fee
- Free
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Gyeongbuk University Natural History Museum
At 2228 Gyeongbuk-daero, Hyoryeong-myeon, this museum is affiliated with Gyeongbuk University and has an aquatic life hall, a wild animal hall, a dinosaur fossil hall, and a geology and rock hall. It is open 10:00–17:00 and closed every Monday, on legal public holidays, and on Seollal and Chuseok. Admission and parking are free.
- Hours
- 10:00–17:00
- Closed days
- Every Monday more
- Fee
- Free
Photos: Korea Tourism Organization · KOGL Type 3 (no changes allowed), KOGL Type 1
FAQ
Which museums and galleries in Daegu have both free parking and free admission?
The museums, galleries, and exhibition halls listed with both free parking and free admission are Gwandeokjeong Martyrdom Memorial Hall, Yesong Gallery, Daegu Bangjja Yugi Museum, Jeong Ho-seung Literary Museum, Dalseong Korea-Japan Friendship Center, and Gyeongbuk University Natural History Museum. Admission and parking are also free at Daegu Art Factory and Daegu Textile Museum, but some special exhibitions may charge a fee. Yesong Gallery is closed every Sunday, and the others are closed every Monday.
Which attractions in Daegu have parking that is free for only part of the time?
Parking is free for 2 hours at Daegu Aquarium, 4 hours for visitors at Daegu Opera House, 1 hour at Sinmae Market, and the first 30 minutes at the Bullo Traditional Market public parking lot. At Void Gallery, parking is free for 2 hours if you buy 10,000 won or more and for 3 hours if you buy 20,000 won or more.
Which performance venues in Daegu have free parking?
Parking is listed as free at 6 venues: Daegu Seogu Culture Hall, Biwon Music Hall, Haengbok Buk-gu Cultural Foundation Eoul Art Center, Suseong Artpia, Daegu Koorong Outdoor Music Hall, and Daegu Culture and Arts Center. Show times and admission fees differ by performance. Daegu Culture and Arts Center is closed every Monday, and Daegu Seogu Culture Hall and Biwon Music Hall are closed every Sunday.
Source: Korea Tourism Organization TourAPI