Day 3: Seoul Folk Flea Market - Seoul, South Korea

We have no idea where else to go in Seoul, so we googled and found this flea market.  Not that we like vintage things, but the pictures looked interesting.  On the 2nd floor of the Seoul Folk Flea Market, there is a mini museum/display of what the old days look like.  There are several old shops props/photo area.  Not very big.  Lasted us about 20 minutes of photo taking.

The rest of the building is full of bits and pieces of everything you would find in life.  Shoes, utensil, shoes, clothing, food, antiques etc...even found a phone booth, though I don't know who would want to buy a phone booth.  Some of the things are used.  The place smell musky, something you would expect from a place filled with old stuff.

Seoul Folk Flea Market is at point G in Places Part 4:

Chi

Day 1: LG Palace B2 Luggage Storage > Breakfast at 김밥천국 > airbnb at Exit 1 > Line Friends Store Hongdae > Shopping and Eating in Hongdae > Meerkat Cafe > 신 돈아돈아 BBQ > Street Food Tent Hongdae

Day 2: Breakfast at 싸움의고수 > Exit Mall > Dunkin Donuts > 빈스킹토스트 cheesy sandwich > Zapangi Cafe > Mangwon Market > Mapo Agricultural & Marine Products Market > supermarket inside fish market > 七百食堂-칠백식 > Shopping Near Exit 8 Hongdae >

Day 3: Majang Market > 청춘1번가 Seoul Folk Flea Market > Uban Space Myeongdong > Myeongdong street food > 신진도간장게장（弘大醬油蟹）

Day 4: Breakfast at 돈수백 홍대직영점 (猪寿百 弘大直营店) > Kakao Friends Museum > 2D Cartoon CAFE 연남동239-20 > Haneul Park (pink grass) > Eating at Homeplus > Bamdokkaebi Night Market > Chicken Delivery

Day 5: Yeonnamdong > The April Cafe > Underground Korean Restaurant near exit 9 > Lammbraten > Stretch Angel > Kitsune Cafe > Bistopping

Day 6: Sinseon Seolnongtang > Hyehwa Dong > Jeffrey Cauendish st. London > Ihwa-dong Mural Village > Bibimbap at Yookssam Naengmyeon