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Incheon Open Port Walk: Chinatown to Wolmido
Eat jjajangmyeon in Korea's only Chinatown, walk through the colonial-era Open Port district, and ride the Ferris wheel at Wolmido. A half-day trip from Seoul on Line 1.
3 stops4-5 hourssubway + walking + bus
Updated Apr 8, 2026
Stops
3 stops
Duration
4-5 hours
Difficulty
easy
Best Season
Year-round
Transit Cost
~1,500 KRW
Getting to the Start
How to reach Incheon Chinatown from popular areas
From Seoul Station1
Take Seoul Metro Line 1 toward Incheon. Ride to the terminus, Incheon Station (70 min). Exit 1, Chinatown gate is directly across the street. 1,950 KRW with T-money.
From Songdo (Central Park Station)1
Take Incheon Metro Line 1 from Central Park Station to Woninjae Station (20 min). Transfer to Seoul Metro Line 1 toward Incheon. Ride to Incheon Station (15 min). Total ~35 min.
Estimated Total Cost
Admissions6,000 KRW
Transit(subway, bus)1,500 KRW
Total7,500 KRW(~$6 USD)
Best Start Time
11:30 AM
Estimated 4-5 hours to complete all 3 stops
Before You Go
- Arrive around lunchtime to eat jjajangmyeon in Chinatown first. Most restaurants open from 11:00 AM, and the lunch rush fills popular spots quickly
- Chinatown and the Open Port street are on opposite sides of a single staircase. The Chinese concession was on the left, the Japanese concession on the right
- Bus 45 from Incheon Station to Wolmido runs every 10-15 minutes and takes about 9 minutes. Taxi is around 5,000-6,000 KRW
- Time your arrival at Wolmido for late afternoon. The Ferris wheel view at sunset over the West Sea is the highlight of this route
- Wolmi Theme Park is pay-per-ride, not a single admission. You only pay for rides you actually want to try
The map shows a suggested order of stops. Check Transit Guide for public transport details between each stop.
Don't feel tied to this exact route — visit the highlights at your own pace and enjoy the journey freely.
Check exact routes on Google Maps or Kakao Map
Don't feel tied to this exact route. Use Transit Guide for transport details. Travel at your own pace!
Check exact routes on Google Maps or Kakao Map
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