Street Art Museum in Seoul

#KoreaTrip I went to the "Street Art Museum" in Ihwa-dong, Seoul, Korea. This place exhibited art such as murals and sculptures. Although it is called a museum, it is free to view. It is in a residential area, but because it was used as a location for a drama, it attracted too many tourists, and residents complained, so the mural of the carp on the stairs seems to have been removed. The way to get there was to leave Hyehwa Station on subway line 4 and climb the slope, and the mural was supposed to be visible, but I got lost and ended up in a narrow alley. A local person spoke to me, and since I couldn't speak his language, I showed him a screenshot of the mural, and he kindly told me the way. When I reached the top of the hill, I could see Seoul city, including Seoul Tower in the distance. In the area where the murals are gathered, there were stylish select shops and cafes here and there. On the way back, I walked down the hill to Dongdaemun Station, did some shopping and had a massage, and then went home.