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CaféLocated in Gwandeok-ro, Jeju City, Twosnos Jeju is a specialized vintage shop offering a curated selection of pre-loved fashion, including sweatshirts, shirts, outerwear, trousers, and eyewear. While the original flagship store is located in Hangyeong-myeon, Twosnos Jeju occupies a charming two-story building, with the first floor featuring two distinct rooms for browsing.
CaféA café in a beautiful hanok
CaféLocated near Iho Tewoo Beach, this cafe features its signature menu item, Eggultart, which perfectly recreates the unique, bumpy appearance of a Hallabong citrus fruit. Each Eggultart is generously filled with sweet Hallabong filling and rich cream cheese. Since they are easy to carry on flights, they are incredibly popular as souvenirs to bring home from Jeju.
CaféUrban Jungle Gray Bamboo, the cafe closest to the sea in Jeju, pursues time in a jungle where you eat, drink, get drunk, and flow as if stopped.
CaféSpecialty fossil crackers inspired by Japanese senbei, featuring seafood and batter uniquely pressed into thin, flavorful snacks.
ShoppingLocated in the heart of western Jeju City, Jeju Seomun Market is a traditional market with a 60-year history, specializing in livestock and premium meats. The market features approximately 80 shops and three dedicated meat marts. For a seamless dining experience, you can take your fresh purchases to nearby butcher restaurants within the same commercial building and enjoy them grilled on the spot.
CaféZero Point Trail is a cafe located at Sanjicheon and a space for people who love roads and travel. It serves as a base camp for participants of the Zero Point Trail. The Zero Point Trail is a trekking program that starts from the Jeju coastline at sea level (0m) and ascends to the summit of Hallasan Mountain (1,947m) using only the participants' own two feet, without relying on vehicles or motorized power.
CaféThe Jeju Horse Pasture Culture Festival (also known as the Heeing Festival) is a special event where the Jeju horse pastures, typically closed to the public, are opened for only two days a year. Visitors can witness the breathtaking sight of Jeju horses—a Natural Monument (No. 347) that inhabits the pastures throughout the winter—gathering across the meadows. This festival offers a unique opportunity to experience the harmony between traditional livestock culture and the beauty of nature.
NatureOpened in February 2025, Halla Digital Art Museum is an immersive space where visitors can experience cutting-edge media art powered by digital technologies such as VR, AR, and AI. In the permanent exhibition, "Brave New World," you can explore a variety of captivating installations, including "Lighthouse of Hope," "Strange Jungle," "Underwater Aquarium," and "Ancient City."
CaféHi5ive Jeju is a unique, one-day experiential kids' cafe that captures the vibrant colors and emotions of Jeju Island to host immersive classes designed to foster children's creativity, sensory development, and physical abilities. Moving beyond simple play, Hi5ive Jeju offers an extraordinary space where children can explore independently, engage deeply, and experience true joy through discovery.
ShoppingEstablished in 1972, Jeju Boseong Market has been a beloved traditional market in the heart of downtown Jeju City for over five decades. The bustling market is home to a diverse array of shops, including restaurants, butcher stalls, seafood vendors, dried fish sellers, bakeries, rice cake shops, and tailoring services. Amidst its warm and nostalgic atmosphere, visitors can glimpse into the daily lives of local merchants while savoring an abundance of delicious street food, such as the market’s famous sundae (Korean blood sausage).