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Miju Coffee and Cake
Located on Donggwang-ro 5-gil in Jeju City, Miju Coffee and Cake is a charming takeout cafe created from a beautifully remodeled traditional house. The space is uniquely characterized by its floral fragrance that fills the air throughout all four seasons. As the cafe is operated solely by the owner, please note that your order may take a little extra time to prepare.
Poksak Sokassuda: Children, Mothers, and Grandmothers
Held in Seonheul Village, Jocheon-eup, Jeju City, this exhibition celebrates the Netflix drama *When Life Gives You Tangerines* (Poksak Sokassuda) through the eyes of the local "Grandmother Artists" of Seonheul, who have an average age of 87. Visitors can immerse themselves in paintings where the lived experiences of these grandmothers intersect with the cinematic world of the drama. New artworks are unveiled and made available for purchase every week.
Tapdong Alley
Located on Jungang-ro 5-gil in Jeju City, Tapdong Alley is a unique music bar designed for those who wish to focus entirely on music, drinks, and their own inner thoughts without the need for conversation. Orders are placed via KakaoTalk, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the curated playlists or get lost in a book while relaxing in comfortable recliner chairs. You can enjoy a variety of drinks, including refreshing Guinness draught beer and the signature Inhyeon Highball.
Oman Confectionery
Located right in front of Samyang Black Sand Beach in Jeju City, Oman Confectionery is a charming bakery featuring an eye-catching exterior with green brick walls and a bright yellow sign. The interior boasts a unique wave-shaped ceiling and large windows that offer breathtaking, unobstructed views of the ocean. Every day, Oman Confectionery serves a delightful variety of freshly baked treats, including 20 types of American-style cookies, butter bars, pound cakes, and various other gourmet pastries and cakes.
Namguksa Temple
Located on Jungang-ro in Jeju City, Namguksa Temple is a city temple offering excellent accessibility due to its close proximity to the airport. It is a beautiful destination where you can enjoy a peaceful moment amidst a tranquil atmosphere while strolling along scenic paths adorned with blooming hydrangeas.
2025 Seongan Olle Walking Festival
This walking festival celebrates the opening of the Seongan Olle Course 3, located in the historic old downtown area of Jeju City. Participants can immerse themselves in the beautiful autumn scenery while enjoying a healing journey along the Seongan Olle trails.
2023 Seongan Olle Walking Festival
This healing walking tour utilizes the historical tourism resources of Jeju City's old downtown to let participants experience the history, culture, and nature of Seongan Olle through all five senses. Held to attract tourists from both within and outside the province and to revitalize the local economy, the festival takes place around the Seongan Olle Courses 1 and 2.
Yogi Gae (closed)
This is a dog park where your pet can run around to their heart's content.
Samdo Confectionery
Located on Jungang-ro in Jeju City, Samdo Confectionery is a charming bakery cafe that crafts bread using only water, flour, and house-made natural sourdough starters. Situated conveniently along the main road near the Jeju City Hall intersection, it is best known for its popular signature items, including artisanal croissants and salt bread. The shop features a few cozy tables, allowing visitors to enjoy their freshly baked treats on-site.
Space waves
Located near Yongyeon Valley in Jeju City, Space waves is a charming pub characterized by its bohemian-style retro interior and uniquely curated decor. The venue serves a delightful selection of fusion cuisine and craft cocktails, and every Saturday night, you can immerse yourself in the soulful sounds of free live indie music performances.
Seungppeumdang
Located in Ildo 2-dong, Jeju City, Seungppeumdang is a charming neighborhood bakery offering a selection of healthy treats, including rice-based breads and refreshing beverages. The signature Strawberry King Bomb Cake is a must-try, featuring an abundant amount of fresh strawberries and whipped cream that outweighs the bread itself. You can also enjoy a variety of other delicious options, such as savory salt bread, chewy croissants, and moist ang-butter.
Iho Teolbo Bae Naksi
Located at Hyeonsapo Port at the edge of Iho Teulbo Beach—famous for its iconic horse lighthouses—Iho Teolbo Bae Naksi is a premier destination for boat fishing experiences. With all fishing gear and bait provided, even beginners can easily join the adventure without any prior preparation. Depending on the season, you can catch a wide variety of fish, including specialized night fishing for spear squid and hairtail. After a successful catch, you can take your fresh fish to a nearby restaurant to enjoy it as sashimi or a spicy fish stew for a small cooking fee.
Daraehyang
Located near Hamdeok Beach in Jocheon-eup, Jeju, Daraehyang is a specialized Jjamppong restaurant boasting deep, flavorful broths crafted from a recipe passed down through two generations. At Daraehyang, you can enjoy a variety of Jjamppong dishes and Chinese cuisine, featuring generous servings of fresh seafood such as brisket, oysters, and abalone.
Humcheo-on Dwitgogi Hwabuk Branch
Located in Hwabuk-dong, Jeju City, Humcheo-on Dwitgogi Hwabuk Branch is a specialty restaurant dedicated to *dwitgogi* (pork rear cuts), offering a delightfully chewy and flavorful dining experience. Among its standout dishes, the fried rice topped with savory green onion kimchi and the smoky, flame-kissed *jjamppong* ramen are highly recommended local favorites.
Chujabonseom
Located in Yeon-dong, Jeju City, near Jeju International Airport, this specialty sashimi restaurant offers a unique culinary experience. It is particularly renowned for its seasonal Spanish mackerel (samchi) sun-eo-hoe (aged raw fish), a delicacy that is difficult to find in mainland Korea. Specializing in fresh, wild-caught seafood such as mackerel and yellowtail, Chujabonseom is a beloved local favorite where travelers can experience the distinct and authentic textures of Jeju's finest seafood.
Jeju Modajeong
Located in Gujwa-eup, Jeju City, Jeju Modajeong is a specialized restaurant dedicated to authentic local cuisine. Here, you can savor traditional Jeju delicacies such as Jeopjjak-ppeoguk (pork bone soup), Momguk (seaweed and pork soup), and the signature Modajeong Gukbap. The Gosari Yukgaejang (bracken beef soup) is particularly noteworthy, featuring tender, perfectly prepared ingredients that are free from any unpleasant odors. For your convenience, parking is available directly in front of the restaurant.
Elisha
Located in Aewol-eup, Jeju City, Elisha is a specialty handmade cookie shop featuring a unique exterior that looks just like a gingerbread house from a fairy tale. Visitors can enjoy a variety of handcrafted cookies and even participate in fun icing decorating experiences. As there is no indoor seating, we highly recommend visiting on a beautiful sunny day to fully enjoy the magical atmosphere.
Former site of Jeju Agricultural School
The Former site of Jeju Agricultural School holds a profound place in the island’s history, originating from the privately-run Eshin School established in 1907. Once a vibrant hub for student activism during the Japanese colonial period and the post-liberation era, this historic location is now situated near Halla Arboretum in Jeju City. During the tragic April 3 Incident, the school served as an educational institution for the island’s brightest minds but was subsequently occupied by military forces, beginning with the 9th Regiment. It became a site of detention and interrogation, and it was here that Colonel Park Jin-gyeong was assassinated. While few physical traces of this turbulent past remain today, the nearby street name Jeonnong-ro serves as a lasting tribute to the memory of this significant site.
UTOP UBLESS HOTEL JEJU
Located in Hamdeok-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si, UTOP UBLESS HOTEL JEJU offers exceptional accessibility with its close proximity to the beautiful Hamdeok Beach. Guests can enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi and parking facilities, as well as a variety of dining options through the three on-site restaurants.
4th Jochon-ri Spring Water History and Culture Festival
Held from September 13 to 14, 2025, around Yeonbukjeong Pavilion and Jochonjinseong Fortress in Jochon-eup, Jeju City, this festival celebrates the rich heritage of local spring water. Under the theme "Spring Water: Where People Meet and History Walks," the event serves as a cultural venue to reflect on the historical value and traditional lifestyle surrounding these springs. It aims to bridge generations by revisiting the spring water—once a bustling communal laundry site and a cherished place to escape the summer heat—to share stories and timeless memories.