Sanjicheon Gallery reuses the Noksujang and Geumseongjang inns. Its exhibition spaces also recall people staying in Jeju’s old town.
Korea Tourism Organization describes the preserved inns becoming a gallery during old-town renewal. Check current exhibitions and opening arrangements separately.
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Sanjicheon linked inland neighborhoods, markets, and the waterfront of Jeju's growing old downtown.
Road construction covered sections of the stream between 1966 and 1970, absorbing the waterway into streets and commercial blocks.
A restoration completed in 2002 reopened the waterway, reconnecting the port, Dongmun Market, and old downtown as a walkable route.
Sanjicheon links old downtown streets, Dongmun Market, and the port through a waterway that was partly covered and later reopened. Its restoration reveals both environmental change and the trade and migration of the city center.
Early 1900s — A stream runs through the port town. Sanjicheon linked inland neighborhoods, markets, and the waterfront of Jeju's growing old downtown.
1966–1970 — Urban roads cover the waterway. Road construction covered sections of the stream between 1966 and 1970, absorbing the waterway into streets and commercial blocks.
2002 — The stream returns to public view. A restoration completed in 2002 reopened the waterway, reconnecting the port, Dongmun Market, and old downtown as a walkable route.
Public records explain dates and places. Residents preserve the shops, school roads, sounds, and ordinary moments that maps cannot hold.
Follow the restored waterway through old downtown.
Learn about the merchant remembered for famine relief and public generosity.
Finish with the city's long-running market culture.
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A reference point from the official source, not a verified entrance. Check access before visiting.
Location source checked: 2026-09-18
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Jeju International Airport, then local bus
About 3 hoursThe market and port area can be crowded. Keep bags close, follow pedestrian crossings, and check weather before the exposed waterfront section.
Opening hours, admission, and transport conditions can change. Check the linked map and official information before you go.