Sinsa

Sinsa-dong is a neighborhood in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea. It forms part of the southern area of the city and is known for its stylish commercial district along Garosugil, a tree-lined street that runs through the area and is popular with shoppers, diners, and visitors.

Garosugil is a prominent street within Sinsa-dong, famed for its ginkgo trees and a dense concentration of boutiques, cafes, restaurants, and galleries. The area is a popular shopping and dining destination, featuring both international brands and Korean designers. The architecture combines modern developments with renovated older buildings, reflecting a blend of contemporary and traditional influences.

Transportation and accessibility are straightforward, with Sinsa Station on Seoul Subway Line 3 serving the neighborhood. The area is well connected by bus routes and is in proximity to other well-known districts such as Apgujeong and Cheongdam-dong, forming part of the broader Gangnam shopping and dining region.

Economy and culture in Sinsa-dong emphasize fashion and design. The district hosts pop-up events, seasonal markets, and art exhibitions, contributing to a vibrant street culture. Garosugil has become a symbol of Seoul’s modern urban lifestyle and is frequently featured in media and promotional materials.