Recreating a Space from 100 Years Ago

Cultural Station Seoul 284, located in front of Seoul Station, feels like stepping into a time machine. Originally built as Gyeongseong Station in the 1920s, this building has been restored and transformed into a multi-cultural space hosting exhibitions and performances. Inside, the red brick walls, arched windows, and vintage marble floors evoke a nostalgic atmosphere. The ceiling decorations in the central hall, in particular, showcase the architectural beauty of a century ago. Throughout the space, exhibitions and artworks recreate the scenes of the old railway station, blending the past and present seamlessly. Visitors capture the grandeur of the historic train station in photos, creating lasting memories. While reborn with a modern touch, this space still breathes the traces of time. It’s a unique Seoul destination where culture and history converge.

Post by wh diary | Oct 29, 2025

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