This place may be permanently closed. Please check official sources before visiting.
A solo traveler can freely wander the 50+ craft stalls, chat with young artists, grab street food, and watch live music; crowd is safe but busy only on Sat afternoons, so plan schedule.
Why 2-4 hours visit duration is ideal for solo trip: Enough time to browse stalls, join a craft seminar, and enjoy performances.
Talk one-on-one with makers:
Ask artists about their creative process at each stall.
Tip: Learn a few Korean or use English; makers welcome questions.
Join the open-mic stage:
Sign up to perform music, dance, or spoken word.
Tip: Arrive early to register; bring any instruments or USB drive.
Leather-craft seminar:
Attend a free mini-class; pay only for materials.
Tip: Reserve your spot by emailing artfreemarket@hanmail.net in advance.
Street photography:
Capture candid shots of crafts, performances, and murals.
Tip: Ask performers for permission; use a small lens for mobility.
Café break and people-watching:
Recharge in a themed café overlooking the park.
Tip: Choose a seat with a market view; order a cold brew or tea.
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Item | Cost (Approx.) |
---|---|
Leather seminar materials | KRW 7,500 |
Snacks | KRW 3,000 |
Coffee at café | KRW 4,500 |
Total Estimated | KRW 15,000 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
Open Saturdays 1–6PM from March to November. Closed in winter months; check online for holiday events.
Address: 19-3 Wausan-ro 21-gil, Mapo-gu, Seoul, South Korea
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JoJo Jung (hellojojo)
This place is so cozy and peaceful! Also we can enjoy hidde musicians' great music :)
Aratrika
I recommend this place for tourists who are interested in art and creativity. There's a flea market with quirky jewellery and other interesting things to buy. They may be a bit pricey for the area. Must walk through to have a look even if you don't want to buy. There is the Seoul museum of art right above it, so over all a treat for creative people to explore.
Bong Kim
It's like a flea market. Lot's of small vendor stalls selling various crafts. Jewelry, bags and other knick knacks. Stays open late into the night. There are food stalls among the vendors also. It usually gets real crowded at nighttime. Not a place someone goes out of their way to shop at, just if you are nearby.
Wan-man WONG
A popular place for youth with lot of shops to eat to to buy
Donnit Delajungle
A really nice and tiny market. Most goods are handmade. You can find some original and unique gifts like painted cap and wooden craft. The place to go if you want to buy quality souvenirs for your friends and family.
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