Old Seoul Station (Seoul)

Korea (South) / Soul / Seoul
 cultural heritage / national heritage, train station, 1900_construction
Old Seoul Station was completed in 1925. This red brick building features a Byzantine-style central dome and a centralized and symmetrical layout. In 1981 the old station was designated as Historic Site #284.

In 2004 the new Seoul Station was erected adjacent to the existing station, completed to facilitate KTX high-speed rail service. In 2011 Old Seoul Station was reopened after a two-year restoration project as a cultural complex keeping its original exterior with venues for performances, exhibitions and events, and a multipurpose hall on the upper level.
Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seoul_Station#Old_Seoul_Station
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Coordinates:   37°33'21"N   126°58'17"E
This article was last modified 6 years ago