Itaewon Antique Furniture Street — Attraction in Seoul

The Antique Furniture Street starts as soon as you take exit no 4 at Itaewon subway station. I had some work at Mondrian Hotel so I walked past these shops and the vibe was more vintage-y than antique. However, some of the pieces were absolutely gorgeous.

On my way back from the Mondrian, I got a little adventurous and visited the bylanes tucked behind the antique shops. Some had beautiful murals and I actually took a narrow, winding, uphill path through the houses from around here to reach the exit 1 area of the Itaewon subway.

I don't know how feasible it is to buy things or even gift things from here but there is definitely a charm that you cannot escape. If you're looking for a stroll after a wholesome meal on a pleasant day, you can roam...

It is a decent place for hanging out with friends and finding out some antiques you may like but it's not gonna be cheap. A place recommended for everyone to visit once if you are in the city. Itaewon is aplce where you can see a lots of foreigners and a...

It was ok but it's mostly mid century and not really antiques. But it's worth ticking off your Seoul sights list before going to nearby Troika (open during the day) for a late lunch or Dam Bam (from Itaewon Class - open after...