It refers to the long street full of various restaurants, shops and entertainment sources. This place attracted many young people by Seoul National University students until the campus moved to Guan Ak area. Since then, Maronie park was formed and the organizations of play, movies, concerts and musicals.
You can get DaeHak Ro by getting off at HyeHwa station of line number 4 which is blue line by subway. You can save time by using subway as there is usually a traffic jam. You could use buses depending on where you are coming from.
102,149,104,106,107,140,143,150,710,273 – buses of these numbers stop by HyeHwa station, so you should check which one you can get on.
Food
This is a franchise called Hong JjuGgu. Its main dish is webfoot octopus and additional things such as sliced pork, gopchang (beef intestines) and so on. Price : Its basic cost is 9000won per person. The price differs depending on what you add on the basic.
How to find : Come out of number 2 exit and turn when you see KFC and then turn left and go straight when you see Minto.
Plays
The little theaters are literally wheat the title means. It is a small theater where actors and audiences are very close as you can see in the picture. It gives unique and special experience much different from watching movies or other plays as this is happening right in front of your eyes. You can find most of little theaters around 1st exit and 2nd exit of HyeHwa subway station. They clustered around Maroniepark.
HanOk HomestayThere is a place where you could experience traditional Korean style floor and sleeping. It refers to a tourism program developed by the Jongno-gu Administration to offer international tourists visiting the borough an opportunity to stay with a registered homestay family at a Korean traditional dwelling house called Hanok.
Its cost varies from 30,000 won to 100,000 won depending on the quality of the room and the environment. If you stay longer than 10 days, the more you would get discounts the longer you stay.