Rha Hye-suk Street

The street was established in memory of Rha Hye-suk, Korea’s first female activist and an artist of Western painting. Her statue, paintings, exhibits, sculptures and other unique works are on display.

Samsung Innovation Museum

This Museum highlights the history of Korea’s electronics industry and Samsung Eletronics-led developments and achievements in information and communications technology(ICY), particularly semiconductors, displays and mobile devices. Also featured are products that left a big mark on the electronics industry.

KBS Suwon Drama Center

A Mecca for drama production, this center is the country’s largest general complex for video production with an open set and special filming site. Guides provide visitors a special tour of the studios and drama sets.

Gwanggyo Mountain & Reservoir

Gwanggyosan Mountain is one of the Eight Scenic Wonders of Suwon. The mountain is a habitat for fireflies, an indication of the clean environment in the area. With gentle ridges and thick tree forests, the mountain is an excellent place for a green shower and hiking. There are ten hiking trails, and Gwanggyo Reservoir is nearby.

Gwanggyo Lake Park

This is the country’s largest in-city lake park with nine fountain facilities, a 6.5km-long ring promenade, family campground and a sports climbing center. There are also several spaces harmoniously nested with nature, including the “Quiet Forest”, ”Happy Flower Island” and “Forest of Distant Island.”

Bongnyeongsa Temple

Located at the foot of Gwanggyosan Mountain, Bongnyeongsa is one of the oldest traditional Buddhist temples in Suwon. It was founded by Monk Wongakguksa in 1208, the fourth year of King Huijong’s reign in the Goryeo Dynasty. See a stone statue of the Buddha Triad from the Goryeo era and the Sinjung portrait of the Buddha from the late Joseon period.

Haewoojae

Located at Toilet Culture Park, Haewoojae(Mr. Toilet House) is the world’s first toilet-shaped museum with models, exhibits and experiential activities pertaining to the toilet. Visitors can see how restroom culture has changed throughout history.

Manseokgeo(Manseok Park)

Manseok Park has a pleasant dulle-gil(trail) for a leisurely walk. In spring, cherry blossoms are in full bloom around the lake. From May to September, the area takes on different colors when there is a music fountain show.

Chilbosan Mountain

Standing 238 meters above sea level. Chilbosan Mountain has dense forests and natural wetlands. The mountain is home to Yonghwasa and Muhaksa temples. There are eight hiking trails and the terrain is gentle enough for a nice hike.

Korean Folk Village

Korean Folk Village was created to introduce the national culture to the native and foreigner tourists by gathering the living custom in our culture which has been passed down for a long time.

Everland

The place staying happiness sharing with all including ‘valuable value’ concealed in the mind. The place is Everland. Everland is consisted of 5 happiness spaces classified with Global fair, American adventure, Magic land, European adventure and Zootopia.

Gyeonggi Provincial Mulhyanggi Arboretum

Gyeonggi Provincial Mulhyanggi Arboretum had been created from 2000 until 2005 themed 「the meeting of water, tree and human」 and opened on May, 2006. The arboretum is located in Sucheong-dong area, Osan-si, Gyeonggi-do, and the size is 34ha. The name was originated from the place name Sucheong-dong named because the clear water flows from old time.