Yeonsu-gu is one of 11 cities, counties and districts in Incheon. It has 15 neighborhoods (15 dong) and 410,511 registered residents (September 2026). The most populous neighborhood is Songdo 4-dong with 56,430.
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Landmark stamp: Songdo Central Park
Constructed within an international business district, this modern urban oasis features a seawater canal, water taxis, and sculptures nestled among futuristic skyscrapers.
What to see
Water taxis and small leisure boats glide along a seawater canal running between modern glass skyscrapers.
On screen
Thanks to its futuristic cityscape, this park has frequently appeared in popular Korean dramas and television shows.
Visitor tip
Strolling along the waterside paths after sunset lets visitors enjoy dazzling illuminations reflecting off the gentle ripples.
Food, festivals and stories of Yeonsu-gu
Local food
The Songdo Blue Crab Food Street in Ongnyeon-dong is famed for its seasoned spicy blue crab and hearty seafood stew.
Did you know?
Songdo Central Park features an expansive seawater canal bordered by contemporary high-rise towers, offering water taxis and scenic walking paths.
Festivals
Every summer, Songdo Moonlight Festival Park hosts the Incheon Pentaport Rock Festival, drawing vibrant rock bands and passionate music enthusiasts.
On screen
The futuristic Tri-bowl cultural pavilion in Songdo has served as an iconic visual backdrop for famous K-pop music videos and television commercials.
Neighborhoods of Yeonsu-gu (15)
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Ongnyeon 1-dong옥련1동dong · 17,104 residents
Story: Ancient Baekje envoys once bid tearful farewells at this historic harbor before sailing across rough seas to China.
Photo spot: Climbing the outdoor stairs of the Incheon Landing Operation Memorial Hall offers scenic viewpoints overlooking the West Sea and Songdo.
Name: The village earned its elegant name from sparkling spring waters and distinctive rock formations resembling blooming lotus blossoms.
Fun fact: Many ethnic Koreans from Central Asia have settled here, creating a harmonious neighborhood infused with distinctive traditions and vibrant community life.
Food: Neighborhood bakeries and casual diners serve freshly baked flatbread called lipyoshka alongside juicy mutton skewers grilled over charcoal.
Story: The historic Woninjae residence quietly preserves the ancestral heritage and deep origins of the venerable Incheon Lee clan.
Photo spot: Elegant tiled eaves and peaceful hanok courtyards at Woninjae provide refined backdrops for capturing timeless portraits and cultural photos.
Photo spot: Peaceful walkways in Yeonseo Children Park burst with colorful seasonal blooms, offering charming corners for relaxed neighborhood photography.
Fun fact: Green pedestrian paths link the quiet residential complexes seamlessly, providing shaded and safe walking environments for families throughout the day.
Photo spot: The serene traditional Inhwaru pavilion in Michuhol Park creates an artistic contrast against towering skyscrapers surrounding the scenic pond.
Fun fact: Haedoji Park boasts an expansive rose garden and gentle grassy hills, drawing regular strolls and cheerful family picnics year-round.
Photo spot: Suspended clusters of brightly colored umbrellas over the Triple Street promenade create an eye-catching backdrop favored by photography enthusiasts.
Food: Underground food avenues and nearby lifestyle arcades gather popular gourmet eateries and sweet specialty bakeries from around the country.
Local notes were drafted with the help of AI from public information. Population: Ministry of the Interior and Safety resident registration, September 2026. Spotted a mistake? Tell us.