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Gallery2 Joongsun NongwonNature

North120 min

Gallery2 Joongsun Nongwon

Located on Yeongpyeong-gil at the foot of Hallasan, Gallery2 Joongsun Nongwon is a unique cultural space transformed from a former tangerine farm. With citrus orchards still surrounding the building and scattered throughout the village, visitors can truly immerse themselves in the authentic charm of Jeju. The site features a creative repurposing of its original structures: the large warehouse used for tangerine storage has become Gallery2 Joongsun Nongwon, the smaller warehouse serves as a cozy cafe, and the former agricultural tool storage has been reborn as the library, Cheongsinjae.

Dal Cheese Gujwa Sehwa BranchCafé

East90 min

Dal Cheese Gujwa Sehwa Branch

Located near Seohwa Beach in Gwacheon-eup, Jeju Island, Dal cheese is a charming cheese café run by Chef Im Kyung-mo and his wife, who previously owned the popular Nohyeong Moluhwadok Pizza. Housed in a low-rise building with a thatched roof, this cozy spot offers a delightful array of Italian-inspired cheese dishes, including wood-fired pizzas and cheesy moon breads (cheese dal-ppang). It’s the perfect place to savor authentic flavors while soaking in the relaxed seaside atmosphere.

GYULMEDAL HouseCafé

North90 min

GYULMEDAL House

Located in Tapdong, Jeju City, GYULMEDAL House is a vibrant citrus playground that offers a creative reinterpretation of Jeju's iconic tangerines. From the moment you step inside, you'll be greeted by a refreshing burst of citrus fragrance. Guests can sample fresh tangerines to check their sweetness before making a purchase, and the space features charming photo zones—including a bright sky-blue juice box backdrop and various citrus variety models—perfect for capturing memorable shots.

ninety-six degreesShopping

North90 min

ninety-six degrees

ninety-six degrees is a local specialty shop located in the Youth Mall within Dongmun Traditional Market, Jeju's largest and most historic market. The shop offers a unique reinterpretation of Jeju's traditional flavors and culinary heritage. Their signature product is 'Harubang Jocheong,' a handmade cauldron-cooked grain syrup crafted from healthy medicinal herbs and natural ingredients. Packaged in distinctive boxes that capture the unique essence of Jeju, ninety-six degrees products are highly popular as thoughtful gifts for parents or as special souvenirs.