2002 World Cup Stadiums
Busan:
1st round (3)
Daegu:
1st round (3)
3rd Place match
Daejeon:
1st round (2)
Second Round
Gwangju:
1st round (2)
Quarter-final
Incheon:
1st round (3)
Jeonju:
1st round (2)
Second Round
Seogwipo:
1st round (2)
Second Round
Seoul:
1st round (2)
Semi-final
Suwon:
1st round (3)
Second Round
Ulsan:
1st round (2)
Quarter-final
Ibaraki:
1st round (3)
Kobe:
1st round (2)
Second Round
Miyagi:
1st round (2)
Second Round
Niigata:
1st round (2)
Second Round
Oita:
1st round (2)
Second Round
Osaka:
1st round (2)
Quarter-final
Saitama:
1st round (3)
Semi-final
Sapporo:
1st round (3)
Shizuoka:
1st round (2)
Quarter-final
Yokohama:
1st round (3)
World Cup Final |
Matches in Korea
 Seoul Stadium |
Seoul hosts two first
round matches and one Semi-final game.
Friday, May 31 at 20:30
Group A:
France vs Senegal (0-1)
Thursday, June 13 at 15:30
Group C:
Turkey vs China (3-0)
Tuesday, June 25 at 20:30
Semi Final Game 1
Germany vs South Korea
(1-0)
Getting To Seoul Stadium:
You can get to Seoul World Cup Stadium, from Downtown, by taking subway line no.6 or bus
#361 from Hyundai Department Store Sinchon Branch.
Maps of Seoul:
Finding your way around Seoul just got easier with these clear, three-dimensional maps.
Seoul
City Tour:
Bus tours of Seoul begin every 30 minutes; from the bus terminal in front of the Dong Wha
Duty Free Shop, at Gwanghwamun Gate.
Visit Seoul:
What to see and do in the capital of South Korea.
There's plenty of interest for
visitors looking for side trips out of Seoul.
DMZ and the Vicinity:
The Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), 2 kilometers wide on either side of the Military Demarcation
Line, winds about 241 kilometers from the East Sea to the Yellow Sea.
Incheon and the West
Coast:
Even if you're not watching any World Cup Games in Incheon, it's
still worth making a trip out to the coast.
Rural markets:
Korean style country markets operate every five days. Moran and Icheonjang markets are
easy to get to and provide an unforgettable experience.
Korean Folk Village:
Set in a natural environment occupying approximately 243 acres, visitors can experience
the authentic atmosphere with over 260 traditional houses reminiscent of the late Choson
Dynasty including various household goods from the different regions. (Getting there)
North Hangang River
Resorts:
Leading along the North Hangang River -- from Seoul to Chuncheon City -- Gangwon-do, the
KNR Gyeongchunseon Railroad and the Gyeongchun Highway offer a fine view of the river and
the lakes. Numerous resorts make this a pleasant escape from the city.
By Bus
Two express bus terminals serve Seoul: the
Seoul Express Bus Terminal and the Dong Seoul Bus Terminal.
Long Distance Buses:
Fast and reliable highway buses operate on expressways throughout Korea. The journey to Busan takes around 5hrs 20mins, Daejeon
(1hr 50 mins), Daegu (3hrs 50 mins) and Gwangju
(4hrs).
By Train
There are three classes of trains in Korea:
the super-express Saemaeul-ho, the express Mugunghwa-ho and the limited express Tongil-ho.
An extensive rail network covers most of the
country. Trains can get crowded on weekends so a reservation is advisable.
For Further Information and Reservation:
Seoul Station : 82-2-393-7008
Daejeon Station : 82-42-253-0087
Dongdaegu Station : 82-53-954-7788
Gyeongju Station : 82-54-743-8052
Busan Station : 82-51-463-5783.
Seoul Subway:
Eight subway lines and a surface line of the government-run Korean National Railroad (KNR)
merging with them serve Seoulites and visitors most effectively.
By Air
With the opening of Incheon International
Airport, Gimpo Airport primarily serves as the domestic airport. Subway Line 5 links Gimpo
Airport with central and southeastern Seoul.
Domestic Flights:
Visitors can fly to 13 major cities in Korea, from Seoul, through a well-developed
domestic flight network served by Korean Air and Asiana Airlines (no flight is longer than one hour).
From Incheon Airport:
While the train service is not yet available from Incheon International Airport to Seoul,
the city is still conveniently accessible via buses.
International Flights:
Listing of carriers flying into Korea. Passenger service charges at Incheon are 15,000 won
(USD 12) for departing international passengers. 4,000 won (USD 3.20) for domestic
flights.
By Sea
International Ferries:
There are ferry services between Busan and Japan and Incheon and China.
Airport Hotel:
500 meters from Gimpo Airport, this hotel is handy if you've got an early flight or arrive
in Seoul late at night.
Seoul Palace Hotel:
Located near the Seoul Express Bus Terminal, the Seoul Palace Hotel has 283 rooms,
Japanese and Chinese restaurants, a wide range of international dishes in the Buffet
Romantica, an elegant bar, sauna and health club.
Matches
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