VISIT JEJU

Seongan Olle

Olle Course where you can walk in the original downtown of Jeju City

Miyo Candle

Soy candles, diffusers, perfumes, tea lights. Learn more in a one-day class at Miyo Candle

Gwandeokjeong Hall

The Oldest Existing Building in Jeju-do Island, Designated as Treasure 322

Crazy Kitchen

A Japanese Family-style Restaurant

Affinity

Freshly roasted coffee beans, seasonal juices make up Affinity's interesting selection of menu items

Saengdonuri

Enjoy some good slightly pre-barbequed thick black pork!

Hotel Alice & Trunk

A ‘lifestyle’ hotel catering to a young sensibility that opened in Jeju City in 2019

Sweet Hotel

Greeting Customers With Pleasant Service and Clean, Luxurious Accommodations

Sakura Motel

E-mart, Lotte Mart and Other Eateries Are Nearby

Book Time

A bookstore near Seogwipo Central Rotary

The Islander Souvenirs

A Jeju Island art and souvenir shop located downtown

Like It Jeju

An independent bookstore on Chilseong-ro in downtown Jeju City

Activities by Regions_Jeju City

A lot of activities that can be experienced in Jeju City, the largest downtown area of Jeju and the location of Jeju International Airport, and a city tour bus that operates across these major attractions and historical sites. These include: Gwandeokjeong Hall and the Jejumok Gwana Government Office. In addition, you can trek: the Seongan Olle Trail, which can be enjoyed while walking around the city’s downtown area. You can also see Jeju, Dodubong Peak, famous for its rainbow bridge, and Sarabong, a famous sunrise night-time viewing spot. In addition to these, there is a wide and diverse infrastructure, such as the Jeju Healing Meditation Center, which consists of various experiential programs that take care of both mind and body.

Exploring Jeju's Traditional House

Jeju is overflowing with cafes, restaurants, and accommodations renovated from old houses. The frameworks are similar, but every one of their clothes of different colors and shapes catch the eye. The most preferred old houses are Jeju's traditional houses. It is a composition where the Angeori (inner quarter, Ankeri) and the Bakgeori (outer quarter, Bakeri) are facing each other and the elderly couple lived in the Angeori, and their married children lived in the Bakgeori. On land, the space was divided by genders, but in Jeju, nuclear family in which family members lived together but maintained an independent lifestyle were melted into the space. Let's meet Jeju's traditional houses that have diverse variations from traditional Jeju houses to modern stone-walled houses with slate roofs.

Autumn is the perfect weather for enjoying baked goods: Bakeries in Jeju

There is certain bread that captivates people's hearts, even though it is just bread. Whether it is the taste of the bread itself, the unique atmosphere of the bakery, or a photo spot where you can take the best pictures, the smell of savory bread attracts people with its own charm. People come to Jeju to take “bread tours” with the addition of beautiful scenery and leisurely travels. Here are some of the bakeries in Jeju that attract bread addicts who are staying or plan to stay in Jeju.