Myeongdong Cathedral

Myeongdong Cathedral, located in Myeongdong, Seoul, is a representative church of Korean Catholicism. Built in 1898, this beautiful Gothic-style structure is made of red bricks and holds the distinction of being Korea's first parish church as well as the cathedral of the Archdiocese of Seoul. Beyond its religious significance, the cathedral is historically important, having served as a gathering place for citizens during the democratization movement. Today, it stands as a space for faith and a quiet retreat in the heart of Seoul, attracting numerous tourists as a popular landmark.