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Jungmun ByeoljangCafé

South90 min

Jungmun Byeoljang

Originally built in 1987 as a chairman's private villa, Jungmun Byeoljang is a sophisticated multi-cultural space located near the Jungmun Tourist Complex in Seogwipo, Jeju. Spanning a vast 3,500-pyeong estate, the property features an exotic garden where citrus groves, palm trees, and traditional Jeju stone houses with basalt walls blend seamlessly together. Operating as both a cafe and a pub, Jungmun Byeoljang offers a tranquil sanctuary where visitors can unwind with coffee amidst the sweet fragrance of tangerine blossoms and the breathtaking beauty of nature.

Eomeoni Bakery Yeondong Main BranchCafé

North90 min

Eomeoni Bakery Yeondong Main Branch

Established in 1985, Mother's Bakery is a beloved traditional bakery that has been a local favorite on Jeju Island for over 30 years. Committed to quality and health, they use 100% organic flour combined with domestic red beans and chestnuts, crafting every loaf using natural fermentation starters without any chemical additives. The menu offers a delightful variety of specialties, including Cheese Scallion Bread, Garlic Baguette, Roasted Sesame Bread, and Squid Ink Condensed Milk Baguette. Guests can also enjoy their delicious baked goods alongside freshly brewed coffee in the cozy seating area provided within the shop.

Summer MungusaShopping

East90 min

Summer Mungusa

Located next to a cozy rural elementary school in Sehwa-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si, Summer Mungusa is a stationery and sundries shop tailored for those with a "kidult" sensibility. You can easily find the brick building, which features a sign reading "Jungang Nongyak Jongmyosa" and a charming watermelon illustration. The shop sells a wide variety of adorable items, ranging from nostalgic snacks to diaries and postcards. In particular, the signature "watermelon bikini" and various watermelon-themed goods capture the true essence of a Jeju summer.

Lee Jung-seop StreetShopping

South90 min

Lee Jung-seop Street

Lee Jung-seop Street is a vibrant cultural and artistic district located in Seogwipo, steeped in the traces of the genius painter Lee Jung-seop. The street features the preserved Lee Jung-seop residence—a traditional thatched-roof house where he lived with his family during their wartime displacement—offering a poignant glimpse into the lifestyle of that era. Today, the area beautifully blends history with creativity, as various artisan workshops and contemporary art spaces coexist along the street.