Map & Access

Cheonggyecheon is located in the center of Seoul and is easily accessible by public transportation. The stream runs east to west through major business, shopping, and cultural districts.

This page explains how to reach Cheonggyecheon, where to enter the walking paths, and how to navigate the area.

Where Cheonggyecheon is located

The stream begins near Gwanghwamun and City Hall and continues east toward Dongdaemun. It passes through some of the busiest parts of Seoul.

This central location makes it convenient for both tourists and locals.

Subway access

Several subway stations are located close to Cheonggyecheon. Major stations include City Hall, Gwanghwamun, Jonggak, Jongno 3-ga, and Dongdaemun.

From these stations, it usually takes only a few minutes to walk to the stream.

Bus and street access

Many city buses stop along major roads near Cheonggyecheon. Main streets such as Jongno and Euljiro run parallel to the stream.

This makes it easy to reach from different parts of Seoul.

Entry points to the walking paths

Stairways and ramps lead down to the stream at regular intervals. These access points are clearly marked and connect to sidewalks, plazas, and nearby buildings.

Visitors can join or leave the walking path at almost any block.

Using maps and navigation apps

Most visitors use Google Maps, Naver Map, or Kakao Map to locate Cheonggyecheon and nearby entrances.

Public transit information is also available through the Seoul Metropolitan Government.

Accessibility and walking conditions

Much of Cheonggyecheon is flat and suitable for easy walking. Some entry points include ramps for strollers and wheelchairs.

Benches and rest areas are located throughout the route.

Planning your visit

Because the stream passes through busy districts, it is easy to combine a walk with shopping, dining, or sightseeing.

Knowing where to enter and exit helps visitors save time and enjoy the area more comfortably.