Seodaemun

This is Pureun-kkot, a tea house.

I took a long look at the tunnel map on a GTX construction fence.

At a gallery on Seoul Future Heritage at Donuimun Museum Village, I found this photo of Euljiro Nogari Alley, in which you can see OB Bear on the left, and two Manseon Hofs to the right of it.

I've seen this map before but never really studied the leftmost fork in Manchocheon.

Another look at it.

This is the most crowded I've ever seen this area.

Next stop was Gyeonggyojang.

This was on the new Swiss Embassy, which they very ambitiously call the "Swiss Hanok."

Yeongcheon Market.

Baewha Women's University.

This was a Hanok that was open to the public.

A new KOCIS office of some kind.

Saving this in case the city offers bounties on signs with errors again.

Crazy Christian cart.