Catching a Samsung Lions would be a must when visiting Daegu. One of the most successful franchises in the Korean league, they've been one of the top performing teams in the past decade.

You can get an affordable seat whether you want to sit. Also there is plenty of food and beer available inside at somewhat reasonable prices depending on what you want.

DGB Daegu Bank Park, known as the Forest Arena in the Asian Football Confederation international matches, is a football-specific stadium located in Daegu, South Korea, and is the home stadium of the K League 1 club Daegu FC. The fans are very enthusiastic and genuinely enjoy the sport.

There is a lot of dancing and chanting!
Enjoy a sporting event among them at DGB Daegu Bank Park!

Dongseongro is the busiest shopping street in Daegu, full of the lively spirit of youth throughout the year. Dongseongro is a great place to eat amazing Korean food, see some of the best cafes in Daegu, and even maybe do a little partying and check out the Daegu bar scene. Dongseongro has also A variety of cultural spaces, bookstores, movie theaters, and performance halls are lined up along the street.

Shop at the beautiful Shinsegae department store that offers more than just shopping.

Shinseage Department Store is a popular department store with locations in most of the major cities in Korea. It’s your one-stop-shop for entertainment.

You can come and catch a movie at the in-house movie theater, visit the bouncy trampoline gym, take a gander at the rooftop, eat a delicious meal, visit the aquarium and more!

E-World is the theme park that surrounds Woobang Tower – the most noticeable feature of the Daegu skyline. The park was constructed in 1993 as a comprehensive theme park, and was modeled in a European style. It features waterfalls, fountains, lighting, and flowers, as well as a plethora of amusement park rides, an exhibition hall, performance arenas, and restaurants.

For the more adventurous visitors, Sky Jump is a thrilling 123m drop from the top of Woobang Tower, allowing panoramic views of the entire city.

This place that makes you feel as if you are in a remote rural area is Otgol Village located less than 10 minutes after leaving the center of city. In a rapidly changing metropolis, this village has silently preserved itself for 400 years of time. Otgol Village, wrapped by the foot of Palgongsan Mountain like a folding screen, is the hometown of Gyeongju Choi clan. The beautiful stone wall road and the Baekbul Old House, the oldest house in Daegu, greet you.

If you plan for a travel list for finding happiness, you had better put the trip to Buddhist temples on the top list. Especially, if you have been staying on your toes while pushing yourself, it is high time for you to get your breath back and take a rest. Donghwasa Temple, teeming with happiness, is the best place for travel of healing.

Daegu’s interesting history is beautifully illustrated in its “Modern History Streets” in the Jung-gu area. There are five different routes to follow through the streets and Course 2, Modern Culture Alley, is perhaps the most interesting, covering roughly a century of local history. Here, visitors can explore attractions such as the House of Missionary Chamness, Daegu’s first Western-style building, Gyesan Catholic Church, and the Daegu Yangnyeongsi Museum of Oriental Medicine.

Daegu National Museum is divided into ArcheologyArt historyTraditional Folk Life exhibitions according to exhibited contents. And all kinds of cultural classes and culture art performance events are held at the museum. To understand and experience old traditional Korean culture easily, various experience corners are arranged such as excavation training, rubbing and early printing at Haesol hall.

Apsan Observatory is a work of architecture that harmoniously brings together the city with nature and combines the past and future of Daegu. As an attraction that offers visitors a panoramic view of the city, Apsan Observatory is heavily frequented by tourists, but is also an excellent place for Daegu residents to learn more about their home city. There are two ways to reach the observatory: taking the cable car from Keungol (15 minutes) and going on foot from Anjiranggol via the hiking trail (one hour).

The Arc is a famous landmark on the outskirts of the city that houses a waterworks museum detailing the process in Daegu. Aside from that, All around the Arc is tons of open grassy space for a picnic. And also it’s actually a great place to rent motorized scooters and drive around while munching on sugar-coated corn dogs and watching locals fly their kites.

Suseong Lake is one of the most beautiful lakes in South Korea and one of the most visited places in Daegu. The cool evening breeze makes it a delightful spot to visit in the summer. Children will enjoy the small amusement park, while those wanting to get some exercise can make use of the tennis and basketball courts. Take your special someone on a romantic boat ride, or enjoy the impressive fountain show, which runs in the evenings from May until October.

Palgongsan Mountain Cable Car runs 1.2km section from Donghwa Facility District to 820meters mountain peaks. At the top of the mountain, There is a rest area that sell foods and drinks. Also, The hiking trail is in the direction of Donghwasa Temple and Sutaegol Valley.

Nestled on a hillock on the southern ridge of Palgong Mountain and north of Geumho River, Bullo-dong Ancient Tomb Park is an ancient tomb complex which consists of a total of 210 big and small tombs.

With its elevation, it can be a great place to watch the sunset.

If you are looking for a unique and quiet place to walk around, Ancient Tombs in Bullo-dong is a great choice. The perfect time to go is early in the morning or late afternoon.

The market is the largest traditional market in the city, with many shops specializing in textile merchandise. The market offers plenty to see in the day, but really becomes active at night when the night market starts. As one of the three largest markets opened during the Joseon Dynasty, Seomun Market’s night market is larger than most. The streets are lined with about 80 different shops, most of which sell delicious foods. The vendors sell everything from street food favorites like mandu and tteokbokki to Vietnamese cuisine such as cha gio and pho for a completely global dining experience.

There’s a festival devoted to chicken and beer One of the best ways to cool down in Daegu, Korea’s hottest city, is to gorge on chimaek, the famous Korean culinary combination of chicken and beer. The Daegu Chicken & Beer Festival, which is held annually in July, provides visitors with the opportunity to experience this increasingly popular Korean gastronomic trend. Some 100 participating vendors serve up the country’s best recipes, while K-pop concerts keep audiences entertained.