Songwol-dong Fairy Tale Village

This is my third time here, but my first time writing a review. Since there weren’t many people around, I felt free to take photos and wander through the small streets. I also saw some pitiful cats along the way. It’s right next to Chinatown, with a colorful gate and walls covered in pictures. I’m sure this place will be liked by both children and adults.

This is a very quirky but cute neighborhood next to China Town in Incheon South Korea. On a sunny day it is wonderful with cute shops and treats to eat. On a rainy day it can be slick and treacherous and many stores closed. Don’t go before 10am as nothing will be open and you will need to wait.There is a very Asian vibe to the fairy tales depicted around the village. It adds to the quirky and fun feeling. Many cheesy but nice photo opportunities. We had wonderful ice cream and found a few souvenirs.

Lovely place where you can celebrate the child in you. Right now it is raining but it is still quite enjoyable.

A charming little village straight out of a fairytale book within walking distance from Incheon station and its absolutely free!!

It is just next to Chinatown. There are old houses whose walls are colored and decorated to look like a fairyland. There is no ticket. Kids may like it. Public parking is available near to this place. Inside there are cafes and restaurants and some shops.

It's a very artistic area that is full of children's fairy tale murals and figures that pops when juxtaposed to industrial buildings surrounding the area.

Local Houses decorated with colourful painted and fairy tales themes. Plenty of slopes up and down along the way. Its some leg power to walk around. Some cafes and shop along the way. Good to visit with the kids.

If U are into fairly tale when U were young, there is sure one of the theme there which U will recognise.. we spend a lot of time as a family taking pictures there and having a break there sipping coffee and having waffle in the cold nice weather.