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Seomun Market Night Market

📍 중구 대신동, Daegu

Seomun Market Night Market photo

Seomun Market is one of Daegu's major markets, with roots going back to the Joseon era, and textiles and clothing such as silk goods and fabrics still make up its biggest share. Separate from the regular daytime market, a night market sets up stalls along a 350 m stretch inside the market in the evening.

There are about 80 stalls, 65 of them food stalls. Daegu foods like makchang (grilled pork intestines) and leaf-shaped dumplings mix with street food from around the world, like lobster with cheese and pad thai, so you'll end up sampling a little of everything. The night market opens only on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings and is closed Monday through Thursday.

Visitor information

Address 대구광역시 중구 큰장로26길 45
Opening hours Night market: Friday and Saturday 19:00~23:30 / Sunday 19:00~22:30 (permanent market 09:00~18:00)
Closed days Monday~Thursday (night market operates Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, March~December)
Admission Check official information
Parking Seomun Market parking building (around 500 KRW for the first 30 minutes)

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Opening hours and prices can change. For items marked “Check official information,” confirm the details through the official channel before visiting.

Useful tips

  • The night market only opens on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings, so check the day of the week before planning your visit.
  • Lines are shortest right after it opens at 7 PM, and waits start forming after 8 PM.
  • There isn't much seating, so plan on eating as you walk with food in hand.
  • In winter and early spring, there are periods when operations pause, so check whether it's open ahead of time.
  • If the parking building is full, use nearby lots such as Gyeseong Paid Parking Lot.

Frequently asked questions

Is there nothing to see on weekdays?

The night-market stalls open only on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings, but the regular daytime market is open on weekdays too. If you're looking for food on a weekday evening, it's better to head toward Gyodong Market Food Alley next to Dongseong-ro.

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Photo — Korea Tourism Organization (KOGL attribution). The introduction was written by EasyTicket.