Dalseong Park

About

About
A park with traces of history, the oldest urban park in Daegu, with an old earthen fort and Gwanpungnu pavilion inside the park. There is a zoo where you can see deer, ostriches, seals, and tigers, making it popular with families. There are many benches and rest areas here and there, and a path that circles the park, making it a great place to take a leisurely stroll and rest. The wooden chair photo zone in the grass square and the place where a single western azalea tree stands are popular photo zones, so you have to wait in line in spring and fall. There are also many trees and monuments in the park that give you plenty of stories to tell. Among them, the Lee Sang-hwa Poetry Monument is the oldest in Korea, and his famous poem "To My Bedroom" is engraved on the front. A grove of Kaizuka pine trees also provides a resting place. This tree is especially famous for being planted as a greening project during the Japanese colonial period. It is a great place for couples to walk around the park, see animals, and climb up the ridge to take a quick stroll while looking out over the surrounding Daegu city. The ridge of the walking trail itself is the wall of Dalseong Toseong Fortress, so it is higher than the plain. If you walk along the shade of the trees on Toseong Road, it will be a wonderful memory.

Admission Fee
Free

Opening Hours

Open 24/7 (Open all year round)
(AM 05:00~PM 21:00)

Location

Address

35 Dalseong Park-ro, Jung-gu, Daegu, South Korea

Quick Address

Subway:
Line 3 Dalseong Park Station -> About 10 minutes on foot.

Bus :
Get off at Dalseong Park: 300, 523, 808, 836, 939, Donggu 2
Get off at Keunjang Intersection: 156, 240, 309, 405, 425, 523, 524, 623, 653, 724, Express 1, Express 5

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south korea,daegu,junggu,dalseong park,park|zoo,walking trail,ruins,forest,picnic|landmark

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• Jung-gu
• Daegu
• Daegu
• South Korea
• Latitude : 35.87402
• Longitude : 128.57775

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