Jayu Park
| Jayu Park | |
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 Main square in the park (2023) | |
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| Location | Incheon, South Korea |
| Coordinates | 37°28′33″N 126°37′17″E / 37.47583°N 126.62139°E |
| Status | Open all year |
| Parking | Available |
Jayu Park (Korean: 자유공원; Hanja: 自由公園) is an urban park located in Incheon, South Korea. It is seen as the city's marquee public park. Known as Freedom Park in English, it is located on a bluff overlooking the city's harbor. Prominently placed is a statue of the Korean War officer Douglas MacArthur, whose amphibious assault liberated the city. The park also houses a number of other statues, a small zoo, and a memorial to the Joseon–United States Treaty of 1882.[1] It is the first "Western-style" urban park built in South Korea. The park is also renowned for its cherry blossom blooming season.[2]
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View of the port of Incheon from the park (2006) -
Korea-USA friendship monument (2007)
References
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Media related to Jayu Park, Incheon at Wikimedia Commons