For other areas with the same name, see Jung-gu.

Jung-gu (중구, 中區, centre.district) is a district of Seoul. It is bounded on the north by Jongno-gu; on the east by Seongdong-gu; on the south by Yongsan-gu; and on the west by Mapo-gu and Seodaemun-gu.

[edit] Administrative divisions

• Euljiro-dong
• Guanghui-dong
• Hoehyeon-dong
• Hwanghak-dong
• Jangchung-dong
• Jungnim-dong
• Myeong-dong
• Pil-dong
• Shindang 1-dong
• Shindang 2-dong
• Shindang 3-dong
• Shindang 4-dong
• Shindang 5-dong
• Shindang 6-dong
• Sogong-dong

[edit] Local Points of Interest

There are a number of notable cultural attractions in Jung-gu, including:

• National Treasure No. 1 - Namdaemun (South Gate)
• Namsan Park
• Cheonggyecheon
• Deoksugung Palace
• Gwanghee Gate
• Yackhyun Cathedral
• Jeongdong Church
• Seoul Station
• Namsan Bongsudae
• Sungjeon Jeon
• Supyo Bridge
• The Old American Legation

There are four museums, as well:

• Bank of Korea museum
• Joheung Financial museum
• Paper art museum
• Quilt museum

[edit] External Links

• Official Site