Incheon — Sights
A red gate on the harbour hill, jjajangmyeon below
- Incheon Chinatown — A Chinese quarter that Shandong settlers built by Incheon Station
- Songwol-dong Fairy Tale Village — A hillside lane repainted with fairy-tale scenes
- Incheon Grand Park — Incheon's biggest neighbourhood park
- Wolmido — A seaside amusement strip on a former island
- Songdo Central Park — A park with a seawater canal under the skyscrapers
- Sinpo International Market — A market lane that smells of fried chicken
- Incheon Open Port Area — Old Japanese bank buildings from the port-opening era
- Jayu Park (Freedom Park) — Korea's first Western-style park, with the MacArthur statue
- Incheon Open Port Museum — Incheon's port-opening story in an old Japanese bank
- Incheon Art Platform — Old warehouses turned into artist studios and galleries
- Incheon Landing Operation Memorial Hall — The 1950 landing told through exhibits and real hardware
- Mt. Gyeyangsan — A 395 m local mountain over the city
- Eurwangni Beach — A west-coast sunset beach by the airport, lined with clam grills
- Jjajangmyeon Museum — The old restaurant said to have first sold jajangmyeon
- Sorae Port — A fishing-port market for crab, salted shrimp and raw fish
- Jeondeungsa Temple — A very old temple inside a mountain fortress on Ganghwa
- Ganghwa Dolmens — Giant Bronze Age tombstones on the UNESCO list
- Bomunsa on Seokmodo — A coastal Guanyin temple on Seokmodo's hillside
- National Museum of World Writing Systems — From Egyptian hieroglyphs to cuneiform
- Ganghwa Anglican Church — A boat-shaped church built in hanok style