Holiday Inn Incheon Songdo LOCAL AREA

Nestled in the heart of Songdo International Business District, Central Park offers a serene oasis amidst the bustling cityscape of Incheon. Spanning over 100 acres, this park boasts lush greenery, walking paths, and scenic waterways. Stroll the picturesque promenades or rent a bike to explore the expansive grounds. With its vibrant flora, captivating sculptures, and captivating views of the city skyline, Songdo Central Park is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and urban adventurers.

Enjoy outdoor leisure sports including kayaking, canoeing and boating along the picturesque sea water lake stretching 1.8 km long. The lake runs through Central Park and is accessible directly outside the hotel.

This world-renowned golf club was established in Songdo International Business District by Jack Nicklaus, a legendary golfer and currently gaining fame in the world as a golf club designer. This is a members-only golf club.

The Canal Walk is a new kind of street including a luxury premium outlet shopping mall. Small waterways run between the buildings, emphasizing its spatial aesthetics. As a result, the Canal Walk has often been featured in commercial films, dramas, and movies. Four low-rise buildings, each of which are named after a season - Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter - stand in a straight line, and the unobstructed view of the sky will make your shopping experience more pleasant.

Tri-bowl is a compound word made from the words triple and bowl. Tri-bowl was constructed to celebrate the Global Fair & Festival 2009 Incheon, symbolizing the sky (airport), ocean (seport), and land (transportation network), simultaneously referring to Songdo International Business District (business), Cheongna International City (leisure), and Yeongjong Zone (logistics). Tri-bowl is receiving the attention of architects due to it being the world's first upsidedown shell structure.

Escape to nature at Incheon Grand Park, a sprawling urban parkland nestled in the heart of Namdong-gu, Incheon. Spanning over 727 acres, this green space offers attractions and recreational activities for visitors of all ages. Stroll through lush forests, serene lakes, and vibrant gardens as you immerse yourself in the beauty of the natural world. Discover flora and fauna, including rare indigenous species, and enjoy picnics, hiking trails, and scenic viewpoints throughout the park.

Marvel at the engineering of Incheon Bridge, a stunning architectural landmark that connects the mainland of Incheon to Yeongjong Island. Stretching over 21.4 km, this cable-stayed bridge spans the vast Incheon Strait, offering breathtaking views of the coastal landscape and bustling port city. As one of the longest bridges in South Korea, the Incheon Bridge serves as a vital transportation artery, facilitating seamless connectivity between Incheon International Airport and the mainland.

Ignite young minds and foster creativity at the Incheon Children's Museum, an interactive learning center designed to inspire and educate children of all ages. Located in the heart of Jung-gu, Incheon, this museum offers hands-on exhibits, educational programs, and immersive experiences that encourage exploration and discovery. From interactive science displays and art workshops to cultural exhibits and outdoor play areas, the museum provides endless opportunities for fun and learning.

Experience the allure of Wolmido, a charming island paradise nestled off the coast of Jung-gu, Incheon, renowned for its scenic beauty, vibrant atmosphere, and entertainment. Stroll the waterfront promenade lined with quaint shops, lively cafes, and delectable seafood restaurants, or explore the island's lush parks, sandy beaches, and iconic landmarks. From thrilling amusement rides and cultural attractions to seaside retreats and stunning sunset views, Wolmido offers something for everyone.