They hold Myeongju Yesul Madang, which uses the former Myeongju Elementary School, a small performance hall called Dan in a building put up in 1958, and cafes converted from an old rice mill and a former Japanese-owned house. The streets are open at all times, every day of the year, and pets on a leash can go in all areas.
Source: Korea Tourism Organization · KOGL Type 1 · 6 photos
Gangneung Myeongju-dong Streets Today
Worked out per date
Nov 4 (Wed)
Open at all times
Sources: Hours and closed days: Korea Tourism Organization
Gangneung Myeongju-dong Streets facilities and access
Pets
Allowed in all areas · All dog breeds allowed · Leash required — source 2
Ages for activities
All ages — source 1
Accessible parking
Dedicated accessible parking spaces available: Environmental Power Plant parking lot (2 spaces); Myeongju Yesul Madang parking lot (4 spaces); Nammun-dong parking lot (1 space); Myeongju free parking lot (1 space) — source 3
Accessible restroom
Accessible restroom available (Daedohobu Government Office, small performance hall Dan, 1st floor of the main building, 1st floor of the annex) — source 3
Main entrance access
Ramp installed up to the entrance; wheelchair accessible — source 3
Gangneung Myeongju-dong Streets map
The places on this map are also listed on this page.
Full bar = straight-line 500 m · Within 2,000 m · straight-line distance · Korea Tourism Organization TourAPI
Photos: Korea Tourism Organization · KOGL Type 3 (no changes allowed)
Gangneung Myeongju-dong Streets FAQ
What cultural spaces are on Gangneung Myeongju-dong Streets?
Myeongju Yesul Madang, the former Myeongju Elementary School turned into a cultural arts space, has a performance hall and rehearsal rooms. Plays and concerts are held in a small hall called Dan. Events such as the Gangneung Coffee Festival and the Myeongju Flea Market are also held.
Where are the accessible parking spaces on Gangneung Myeongju-dong Streets?
There are 2 spaces in the Environmental Power Plant parking lot, 4 in the Myeongju Yesul Madang parking lot, 1 in the Nammun-dong parking lot, and 1 in the Myeongju free parking lot. Accessible restrooms are at the Daedohobu Government Office, the small performance hall Dan, the 1st floor of the main building, and the 1st floor of the annex.
Can I walk the alleys of Gangneung Myeongju-dong Streets with my dog?
Pets are allowed in all areas. There is no breed restriction, and pets must wear a leash.