Heritage

The Dragon Ascends to the Sky

Yongsan, a propitious site where the energies of mountains and rivers converge and once the gateway of its time, is now reborn as the core of global business connecting the world.

From ancient times to the Joseon;Period, a vital national gateway

Yongsan, the capital’s gateway embracing the Hangang River

From the Baekje, Goguryeo, and Silla kingdoms to Goryeo and Joseon, Yongsan served as a key land and water transport hub, a gathering point for grain, timber, and seafood, as well as a strategic military and logistical base safeguarding the gates of Seoul.

A river port that once connected land and water, now a guardian of the capital’s gate.

한강을 품은 수도의 문 용산

Opening and Trade;A Center Where People and Goods Converge

The beginning of an international city where people and goods came together

In the modern era, Yongsan transformed into a residential and commercial district for foreigners, becoming a precursor to the international city where railways, trams, and steamships coexisted. It is also a land that carries the painful history of modernization, once used as a Japanese military base.

Trams and Steamships,
the Beginning of an International City

개항·교역

Beginning of the Railway Industry;Yongsan Railway Maintenance Depot

The engine that powered Korea’s industrialization

Since its establishment in 1905, this site served for over a century as the heart of Korea’s railway industry, a center for train manufacturing, maintenance, and logistics that drove the nation’s industrial development.

The pulse of steel,
the engine that propelled industrialization

철도산업의 심장

Today and Tomorrow;Yongsan International Business District

From a land embracing history to the core of global business

Within a transportation network connecting the Hangang River, Yongsan Park, central Seoul, the airport, and KTX, Yongsan is soaring once again as a new hub for global business and future industries.
오늘과 내일

Yongsan Seoul Core,
a new center of politics, economy, and culture

* The above renderings and images have been produced to help visitors understand the project and may differ from the actual development.