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Monday, April 25, 2011

Seoul Fortress Walls (re)completed by 2014

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Seoul confirmed that the restoration of its 18.6 km fortress (see " Donuimun Restoration and Sadaemun Resurrection ") would be fin...
Thursday, April 21, 2011

Hi Seoul Festival 2011

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Now focused on non verbal performing arts, the Hi Seoul Festival proposes 6 days of animation : "The Gestures of Spring (Calling for Sp...

Seochon, Sejong Village, or what ?

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Now officially protected from reckless redevelopment, Seochon area is preparing for its cultural rebirth. All the ingredients are there, but...

Seoul, to rise again / Enrique Stanko Vraz's visit to Seoul in 1901

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There's always some interesting exhibition at the Seoul Museum of History , and quite often two, like nowadays (hurry up if you want to ...

Sanchaehyang (Seoul)

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More changes happening where Gyeonghuigung-gil forms an elbow : - Metro newspaper successfully split its mediterranean villa in two, opening...
Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Seoul from above : 40 years of archives soon available

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Next year, Seoul Metropolitan Government will open its satellite databases (1971-2010) : all citizens will have access to forty years of arc...
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The Spice (Seoul)

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This is Itaewon street, but on the "Northern Garosugil" / "Hannam-dong" / "Hangangjin" half. Twenty years ago,...
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