A Day to Enjoy Both the Charm and Flavor of Daegu

Explore Daegu's brilliant history and its rising food alleys. This is a trip that lets you take in nature, history, and cityscape all at once — from the National Daegu Museum, home to the cultural heritage of the Daegu-Gyeongbuk region, to Apsan Observatory, offering a bird's-eye view of the whole city. Finally, wrap up the trip at Anjirang Gopchang Alley, a famous food street.

Along the way

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   National Daegu Museum

   국립대구박물관

   The National Daegu Museum opened on December 7, 1994, to preserve, research, and exhibit the distinctive cultural heritage of the Daegu-Gyeongbuk region, while also expanding local residents' access to culture through various educational programs. Built on a 101,904㎡ site within the Beomeo Park area of Suseong-gu, Daegu, the museum is a modest brick building with two floors above ground and one below, with a total floor area of 15,027.64㎡. MoreLess

   

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   Daegu Apsan Park

   대구앞산공원

   In Nam-gu, Daegu, Mt. Apsan rises to an elevation of 660m. Apsan is flanked by Mt. Sanseongsan (653m) and Mt. Daedeoksan (546m) on either side. Apsan Park was developed in the valley to the north of these three connected peaks. MoreLess

   

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   Anjirang Gopchang Alley

   안지랑 곱창골목

   Anjirang Market, formed midway along the road leading from Anjirang-ogeori intersection to Apsan's Anjirang Valley, has left its former glory behind, and in recent years has found new energy with a cluster of seasoned gopchang (grilled beef/pork intestine) restaurants. It traces back to around 1979, when Chungbuk Sikdang opened near Anjirang Market; after the 1998 IMF crisis, more people opened restaurants here to make a living, and the alley has grown into what it is today. MoreLess

   

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