10 Best Things to Do with Kids in Incheon

Songwol-dong Fairy Tale Village is a bright and colourful place decorated with murals of classic fairy tales. The well-maintained paths are wide enough to walk comfortably. It takes some time to fully explore the entire village, which is divided into several different themes. 

So, put on your favourite walking shoes and grab a camera. Chinatown is within walking distance if you get hungry. You can also visit one of the many cafés in the village for a light snack and coffee or tea. It’s a delightful place where you can relive your childhood with your loved ones.

Songdo Central Park is located in the centre of Songdo International City, Yeonsu-gu and is famous for its exotic landscape and beautiful night view. It also has a 1.8-km waterway where you can enjoy activities such as canoeing, kayaking and boating. The park has stroll gardens, sculpture gardens, and terrace gardens with well-prepared trails and bicycle paths and contains great sculptures and photo zones for its visitors.

Sit at the sunset café observatory or on a park bench to enjoy the night view. Skyscrapers, the waterway, dark skies, and aeroplanes in the sky create memorable scenes. The Free Observation Deck on the 33rd floor of G-Tower offers a panoramic view across the park of the West Sea and Incheon Bridge.

Wolmi Theme Park is a popular amusement park with a long history in Incheon. There are about 20 rides and attractions, but the queues are short, so you should be able to experience everything without any of the exhaustingly-long wait times. 

The Ferris wheel, which overlooks the sea, is excellent for those on a special date. It’s great for relaxing with your significant other and enjoying a nice view of the sunset.

The Neulsolgil Park can be reached in about 15 minutes on foot from Exit #1 of Nonhyeon Station in Incheon. Parking is free, but as it's popular, parking is not easy. There is a sheep ranch that children love next to the shaded shelter in the spacious park. They do not sell sheep feed, but you can feed them with grass and leaves in the park. It's not a fancy and stylish park, but you can feel the effort that was made to enable you to feel nature as it is.

Incheon Grand Park in Jangsu-dong is a great place for family outings. It's nestled in the wide mountainous area of Gwanmosan and Sangasan. The park offers many things to see and do to its visitors, such as lakes, botanical gardens, rose gardens, a children's zoo, trails, 4-season sledging slopes, sculpture gardens, and sports facilities.

This all-year outing spot is famous for spring cherry blossoms, summer water, autumn foliage, and winter snow. Forests and trails are an ideal place for relaxing holidays and great for kids and bike rides. It's better to plan your routes in advance because the park is quite large.

Eurwangni Beach is a famous sunset-viewing spot year-round, though it’s busiest in summer when people flock to sunbathe and enjoy a swim. The long beach is full of white sand, and the scenery is lovely thanks to the surrounding dense pine forest and rock formations. Eurwangni Beach can be conveniently reached via the airport bus. If you’re looking for a place to sunbathe in Incheon, this beach comes highly recommended.

The centuries-old trees on the path leading to Jeondeungsa Temple create cool and refreshing shade in the summer, but their true beauty is revealed in autumn when the leaves change colour. Since the temple is surrounded by mountain fortress walls, the fortress gate doubles as the temple gate, which is highly unusual. 

What the temple lacks in size, it makes up for in an amazing atmosphere. If you’re a nature lover, be sure to visit and take a stroll around Jeondeungsa Temple.