A tourist monorail from which you can see the tourist spots of Wolmido Island
The Wolmido Sea Train, opened on October 8, 2019, is a tourist monorail that allows you to tour Wolmido, and is a representative tourist destination in Jung-gu, Incheon.
The monorail circulates through Wolmi Bada (Sea) Station, Wolmi Park Station, Wolmi Cultural Street Station, and Museum Station covering a total travel distance of 6.1km.
The Wolmido Sea Train canteen sells food such as drinks and snacks, so you can satiate your hunger as you travel.
For parking lot services, you can conveniently access the parking lot at Pier 8 near Wolmi Bada Station, and the temporary parking lot at the National Maritime Museum at Museum Station.

Wolmi Bada (Sea) Station
Wolmi Bada Station, the starting point, can be reached immediately by walking from the Incheon Station exit.
Tourist attractions near Wolmi Bada Station include Chinatown, which started with the opening of Incheon Port and the establishment of Qing Dynasty’'s settlement and boasts a unique history and food culture; the cultural district which holds 130 yearsof history with the opening of Incheon Port in 1883; Songwol-dong Fairytale Village, where you can take unique pictures and feel like a character in a story; and Sinpo International Market, Incheon's first modern permanent marketplace, where it is overflowingwith popular foods such as sweet and sour chicken and gonggalppang (bubble bread).
You will be able to double the sites of attraction and enjoyment if you visit Wolmido Island together with Incheon Junggu's tourist spots.

Wolmi Park Station
Wolmi Park was restricted to citizens for 50 years after the Korean War, but Incheon City took it over from the Ministry of National Defense in 2001 and changed it to a park and opened it to the public.
In Wolmi Park, Wolmi Traditional Garden and Wolmi Cultural Center offer a variety of traditional experiences.
The observation deck at the top of Wolmi Park is 23m high, and from it you can see Incheon city as well as the West Sea, Incheon Port, the sunset on the west coast, and Incheondaegyo Bridge.

Wolmi Cultural Street
Wolmi Cultural Street is a 600m long seaside promenade consisting of sashimi shops and cafes overlooking the sea.
Various cultural events and festivals are held against the backdrop of the blue sea of Wolmido Island. You can also take a cruise that departs from Wolmido Island and offers views of Peony Island, Incheondaegyo Bridge, Lower Waterway Lock, and CheongnaInternational City.
An amusement park where you can enjoy thrills while looking at the sea is also a feature of Wolmi Cultural Street.

Museum Station
The Museum of Korea Emigration History,, the first museum of emigration history built in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of emigration to the Americas in 2003; the Lock Gate Public Relations Center with exhibition items of Incheon Port and LockGate; and the Eulmi Center, a complex cultural space that introduces Wolmido's long history and cultural heritage are just a few of the museums and cultural facilities you can enjoy while you look around.