Seoul Station 서울역

Seoul Station is the largest train station in South Korea.

If you go to Seoul Station, there are two large buildings.

 

One is the new building and the other is the old one.

 

 

Seoul Station was built by Japan during the Japanese colonial era period.

 

 

 

It was made for military procurement to invade China.

 

 

Built against a modern background, this building has a two-story structure with one basement floor,

 

and the ceiling of the building is shaped like a Byzantine roof.

 

Originally, it was planned to be larger, but due to funding problems, it only became what it is now.

 

 

The old building was closed in 2004 when a new building was established,

 

 

and the restoration work began in recognition of its historical value, and the work was completed in 2011 and was called Cultural Station Seoul 284.

 

 

I also remember using this place while holding my mother's hand when I was young.

The new building at Seoul Station is huge.

 

 

The location where the subway meets, the point where trains gather, and the huge number of bus stops all gather at the hub of Seoul Station, which inevitably grows in size.

There are also department stores and movie theaters here.

 

 

 

When I write a post, I usually capture and paste the direction to the destination as well.

The starting point of the place is Seoul Station.

This is because there are so many public transportation going to Seoul Station.

If you go here, there are all taxi, bus, train, and subway stations.

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