Gwangmyeong Cave: Gwangmyeong Cave has been designated as one of the top 10 must-visit tourist attractions in South Korea, offering a cool escape in the summer and a cozy atmosphere in the winter.

Songwol-dong Fairytale Village: Fairytales that served as motifs for the murals and sculptures include Cinderella, Alice in Wonderland, The Wizard of Oz, Pinocchio, Aladdin, Sleeping Beauty, and Snow White.

Incheon Chinatown: In Incheon Chinatown, you can visit the Jajangmyeon Museum, the Overseas Chinese History Museum, and the Han-Jung Cultural Center, and also enjoy various representative Chinese snacks such as mooncakes and tanghulu.

Wolmido Seagulls: In the past, the ferry from Wolmido to Yeongjongdo was used simply as a means of transportation, but now, with the popularity of seagull feeding, it has become a place visited by many tourists every day.

Yeongjongdo Rail Bike: It is the only rail bike in Incheon, and you can blow away all your stress while riding the rail bike towards the coast.

Songwol-dong Fairytale Village: Since the opening of the port in 1883, Songwol-dong was a wealthy neighborhood where foreigners resided. As the village aged, it was transformed in April 2013 with a classic fairytale theme, featuring murals on old walls and sculptures placed throughout the area.

. Incheon Chinatown: This is the most representative tourist destination that comes to mind when thinking of Incheon and Chinatown in Korea. It is the largest Chinatown in the country, surpassing those in Seoul and Busan. Upon exiting Incheon Station, you can see the Chinatown gate with the characters 中華街 written on it across the street.

Wolmido Seagulls: Wolmido is famous as the outpost for the Incheon Landing Operation, and its coastal road is currently popular for its many amusement facilities. A highlight not to be missed here is feeding the seagulls while taking the ferry to Yeongjongdo. It is an activity that people of all ages can enjoy together.

Yeongjongdo Rail Bike is the only rail bike in the Incheon area and opened on April 29, 2017. You can ride 5.7km round-trip while viewing the West Sea, including Wolmido, Songdo, and Incheon Bridge.