Mercado Tradicional Sejong (세종전통시장(4, 9일))

2025-09-16

42, Jochiwon 8-gil, Jochiwon-eup, Sejong

Sejong Traditional Market operates as a regular market. On the 4th, 9th, 14th, 19th, 24th, and 29th of each month, it transforms into a larger fifth-day market with an expanded selection of food and attractions. Visitors can find fresh vegetables, fruits, seafood, and everyday goods at affordable prices. Popular snacks include handmade mandu with a 50-year tradition, as well as jjajangmyeon (black bean sauce noodles) and syrup-filled pancakes with nuts, which often draw long lines.

Mercado Sanseong de Gongju (공주산성시장)

2025-09-16

22, Yongdang-gil, Gongju-si, Chungcheongnam-do

Opened in 1937, this expansive market features a variety of items across its five sections. It’s conveniently located near tourist attractions like Gongju National Museum, Gongsanseong Fortress, and Tomb of King Muryeong. The arcade-style roof allows for comfortable exploration in any weather or season. The Food Alley offers an irresistible selection of local delicacies, making it hard to choose from options like gimbap, banquet noodles, and bulgogi. Not to be missed are Gongju’s specialties: chestnut makgeolli (rice wine) and chestnut sweet rice cake, made from local chestnuts.

Mercado de Pescado de Yeosu (여수수산시장)

2025-09-16

24, Yeogaekseon Terminal-gil, Yeosu-si, Jeollanam-do

With a 50-year history, Yeosu Fish Market, the largest of Yeosu’s three major seafood markets, retains the familiar charm of a traditional market while offering a pleasant, modernized setting with renovation work completed in 2011. The market epitomizes both tradition and modernity. Here, visitors can find fish species rarely seen in capital-area markets such as snailfish (Mulmegi), rockfish (Bollak), and Spanish mackerel for sashimi—all at affordable prices. The market is divided into three main sections of live fish, dried seafood, and food items. The live fish section uses clean seawater drawn from a dedicated seawater pipeline 400 meters deep, ensuring the freshness of its offerings. The dried seafood section features products processed and sun-dried in sea breeze at an on-site facility located on the market’s rooftop. In the food item section, visitors can purchase local specialties such as Yeosu-style gat kimchi and salted seafood. The night market features a variety of fresh seafood-based street foods, attracting crowds. Since the launch of the Viking Night Market in 2016, the area has become even livelier, packed with attractions to see and enjoy.

Cheongju Seongan-gil Fashion Street (청주 성안길)

2025-08-06

59, Sangdang-ro 59beon-gil, Sangdang-gu, Cheongju-si, Chungcheongbuk-do

Located in the heart of Cheongju, Seongan-gil Fashion Street is known for its bustling fashion street, culture street, and car-free zone, where various shops, including clothing stores and restaurants, are gathered in one area. In addition, there are movie theaters, cafés, accessory shops, and a plaza, along with the Jungang Park and the Sangdang Park. The area is always lively, with street festivals and performances. It hosts various events, including flea markets and the Cheongju Cultural Heritage Night Tour.

Sehwa Fifth-day Market (세화민속오일시장(5일, 0일)

2025-07-31

1412, Haemajihaean-ro, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do

Sehwa Fifth-day Market is one of the largest of its kind in eastern Jeju. Being a fifth-day market, it only opens on days ending in 5 or 0. It is at its busiest before noon, with many stores closing their doors by 14:00. This market offers an interesting glimpse into the lives of Jeju locals with its dazzling array of Jeju’s pride, seafood, along with stalls offering lifestyle goods, food, and side dishes. Don’t miss the Manna Sikdang here: This joint is famous for its tteokbokki, stir-fried rice cake, one of the most beloved snack dishes in Korea. There are other places offering snack fare near Manna Sikdang, so visitors are recommended to drop by and sample some Korean favorites. Note that Sehwa Fifth-day Market is situated to the left of Sehwahaebyeon Beach, so one can easily visit the two when in the area.

Jeonju New Jungang Market (전주 신중앙시장)

2025-07-17

70, Taepyeong 3-gil, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeonbuk-do

Jeonju Jungang Market is one of the four major traditional markets in Jeonju. The four major traditional markets in Jeonju constists of Nambu Market, Dongbu Market, Jungang Market, and Moraenae Market, The Jungang Market's Tteok (rice cake) Alley, by the market entrance connected to the road leading to the bus stop, is known for selling delicious rice cakes at a cheaper price than at regular stores.

Jeonju Moraenae Market (전주 모래내시장)

2025-07-17

8-8, Moraenae 4-gil, Deokjin-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeonbuk-do

Along with Jeonju Nambu Market and Jungang Market, Jeonju Moraenae Market is a traditional market that represents Jeonju. It was first formed in 1970, and sells a wide variety of goods including vegetables, fruits, poultry, fish, dried fish, clothing, and general supplies. The market also gets supplied with fresh fruits from the nearby city of Wanju. Jeonju Moraenae Market is filled with delicious local foods and located in proximity to popular tourist attractions such as Jeonju Hanok Village, Gyeonggijeon Shrine, Jeondong Catholic Cathedral, National Jeonju Museum and Moaksan Mountain.

Stage 35 Seongsu (스테이지35 성수)

2025-07-17

Yeonmujang-gil 35, Seongdong-gu, Seúl

Stage 35 Seongsu es un espacio cultural de cuatro plantas ubicado en el barrio de Seongsu-dong de Seúl, el cual ofrece una variedad de cosas para ver, desde tiendas temporales hasta exposiciones de arte, muestras de lanzamientos y más. Fácilmente accesible en transporte público, es una visita obligada para quienes desean descubrir contenido que es tendencia y marcas de moda. También se realizan colaboraciones regulares con marcas reconocidas como Levi's, Comme des Garçons, Bao Bao y Thom Browne, entre otras.

Suncheon Aretjang Market (days ending in 2 and 7) (순천 아랫장(2, 7일))

2025-07-08

60, Jangpyeong-ro, Suncheon-si, Jeollanam-do

This accessible traditional market is located less than 1 kilometer away from KTX Suncheon Station. It is open at night as a night market as well, so the market is beloved by visitors and locals alike. The market is a fifth-day market (open on the 2nd, 7th, 12th, 17th, 22nd, 27th), and it is the largest of its kind in Korea. The market serves fresh agricultural and fishery goods from Suncheon and the surrounding areas (Beolgyeo, Yeosu, etc.). Aretjang Market’s pride, the night market, is open on Fridays and Saturdays, and serves everything from small snacks to pancakes, fried chicken, and more exotic fare.

Mercado Tradicional de Janghowon (장호원재래시장(4, 9일))

2025-06-19

Seodong-daero 8965-beongil 36, Janghowon-eup, Icheon-si, Gyeonggi-do

El Mercado Tradicional de Janghowon, ubicado cerca de la Terminal de Autobuses de Icheon, es un mercado permanente que se extiende en paralelo al mercado de cinco días. Se encuentra en su ubicación actual desde 1936 y obtiene reconocimiento nacional gracias al mercado que se abre cada cinco días, en las fechas terminadas en 4 y 9 de cada mes. Los días de mercado, las tiendas se disponen en forma de cruz a lo largo de aproximadamente 1 km alrededor de la intersección de cinco calles que se encuentra a la entrada del mercado. Se pueden adquirir productos agrícolas regionales como mijo, semillas de sésamo, frijoles, frijoles mungo, azufaifas, melocotones especiales de Janghowon, peras de Icheon, arroz de Icheon, verduras silvestres, hierbas medicinales y chiles de Eumseong. También se venden productos regionales como el nabo gegol, un nabo autóctono que solo se cultiva en Icheon, y kimchi elaborado con este nabo.

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