Parchi a Mokpo

Scenic Parks in Mokpo

Mokpo’s urban landscape is defined by its coastal geography and the central Yudalsan Mountain. This collection features diverse green spaces, from the Yudalsan Art Park with its collection of contemporary sculptures to No-eul Park, a coastal spot known for views of the Mokpo Bridge. Visitors can explore lakeside paths at Yonghaehoban or visit neighborhood parks like Baeglyeon and Seoghyeon, which offer quiet walking trails and recreational facilities within the city's residential districts.

Yudalsan Art Park

Located on the slopes of Yudalsan Mountain, this park displays over 40 sculptures by local and international artists. The site offers panoramic views of Mokpo Port and the surrounding archipelago.

Nojeogbong-yesulgong-won

Situated near the historic Nojeogbong Peak, this art park features outdoor exhibition spaces and serves as a cultural hub at the foot of Yudalsan Mountain.

No-eul gong-won

A coastal park in the Bukhang area featuring a wooden boardwalk. It is a primary location for viewing the Mokpo Bridge and evening sunsets over the Yellow Sea.

Yonghaehoban bunsudae

A lakeside park in the Yonghae-dong district featuring a large water fountain and a paved walking trail around the perimeter of the pond.

Baeglyeongong-won

A residential green space with walking paths and exercise equipment, located near the Baegnyeon-daero district.

Seoghyeongong-won

A community park in Seokhyeon-dong featuring shaded seating areas and local recreational facilities near the Mokpo Comprehensive Bus Terminal.

Dung-geungong-won

A circular-shaped neighborhood park in the Sang-dong area providing open lawns and local walking paths.