Hangang Park (Hangang Gongwon) is a popular spot. It's especially popular in spring and autumn, and people who enjoy running or cycling use it regularly.
There are many Hangang Parks in different areas, but the ones in downtown Seoul are convenient to use. Banpo Hangang Park, Ttukseom Hangang Park, and Yeouido Hangang Park are my favorites. There are others, but their facilities aren't as good.
'# How to Get There
Get off at Jayang Station (Line 7) and head towards Hangang Park. It's easy to find if you follow where most people are going.
'# What to Eat
When you go to Hangang Park, you can either get takeout from a restaurant or order delivery to the park. Buying food from the park's convenience store is also an option ^^
My recommendation is to pack your favorite food to bring along. If you want something easy, use the convenience store. At the convenience store, you absolutely must try Hangang Ramyeon (instant noodles cooked at the park). It's not particularly special, but eating ramyeon outdoors tastes great haha.
'# Picnic Item Rental Shop
Prices will be similar at other places too. Renting from the park entrance will make returning items easier. There are also package deals, so consider renting a package instead of individual items.
'# Ttareungi (Seoul Public Bicycle) Rental Station
Ttukseom Hangang Park Rental Station Location → Rental Station Map
This is what it looks like. You'll recognize it right away.
'# Nearby Places to Visit
You know how hot Seongsu-dong is, right? Seongsu-dong is also close by. You can even walk there.
Konkuk University Station (Konkuk-dae-ipgu) has many Chinese restaurants here; if you like yangkkochi (lamb skewers), I recommend it!
I quickly wrote this post because I wanted to share this information while cycling along the Hangang River yesterday.
I hope you have a pleasant trip today too.
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