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Gungisi Relics Exhibition Hall

Myeong-dong & Jung-gu


Head down to the basement of City Hall to this glassed-in archaeological site displaying items dating from the Joseon dynasty unearthed during excavation of the complex, including arrowheads and firearms.


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