Anguk Station

An independence movement-themed station that exhibits and promotes the history of independence fighters. The pillars are covered with photos of activists, and the inscriptions on the screen doors recount the history of the anti-Japanese movement. Also worth seeing is the "100 Years Sky Gate" at Exit 4 and the platform decorated with Gwimyeon (monster masks) that evoke traditional Korean painting.

Conveniently located for major tourist attractions. The Seoul Museum of Craft Art is right in front of Anguk Station's Exit 1, and Exit 2 takes you to Bukchon Hanok Village, a great place to soak up the Korean atmosphere. You can walk to Insadong, a neighborhood that combines traditional and modern cultures and is a popular tourist destination.