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The way to enjoy Freedom Park can be found in the name of this park. The pleasure of the environment given by nature and the sense of space the park offers. When these two come together, there is a point where the leisure you enjoy feels endlessly pleasant. This is why countless people gather at New York's Central Park and Paris's Luxembourg Palace Garden. Freedom Park offers similarly deep enjoyment. It could be said it is a park for experiencing individual freedom. There is also a Children's Traffic Park here, where various traffic signs and signals are installed to provide traffic safety education for children. This place, where children growing up in Anyang first learn the joy of the park, equally brings great pleasure to adults. History enthusiasts can imagine the Bronze Age by looking at the five dolmens that look like large stones, and when in need of classical music performances, they can visit Pyeongchon Art Hall. It is also perfect to visit with foreigners visiting Korea for the first time. Of course, simply resting on the benches or pavilions in Freedom Park is also fine. The greatest advantage of Freedom Park is that all these attractions are gathered in one place. (Source: Anyang City Hall homepage)

With the development of the Pyeongchon New Town in the 1990s, a food town began to form centered around Guindong and Sinchondong on either side of the road. It is the most popular dining area for Anyang residents on weekends. About 100 restaurants are clustered here, offering a wide variety of options that make it hard to find a menu item that is not available. There are countless types such as grilled eel, tuna sashimi, seafood hot pot, clam stew, stir-fried cuttlefish, whole chicken, ramen, and more. (Source: Naemamae Anyang)

Located opposite Anyang City Hall, Pyeongchon Central Park is a representative park of Anyang featuring themed gardens for all four seasons, fountain facilities, public artworks, sports facilities, and convenience amenities, serving as an urban resting space. Various festive events take place throughout the year, attracting a continuous flow of visitors. The park is especially beautiful with diverse flowers and trees planted to match each season's theme garden. In summer, children enjoy the many fountains designed to beat the heat. It is situated within a 10-minute walk from Beomgye Station and Pyeongchon Station on Line 4.

When people from Anyang think of Hakwoon Park, the first thing they mention is the most eye-catching yellow building in the park called 'Open School.' One of the works by APAP, Open School is a multipurpose space with the concept of an 'open place for an open school,' composed of eight containers cut at a 45-degree angle combined in a fishbone shape. The first floor is an outdoor auditorium, the second floor is an indoor space used for exhibitions and studios, and the third floor is an observatory overlooking Hakui Stream and the Hakwoon Park area. Additionally, there are artworks such as 'Rhizome' by artist Shin Hyung-seop and 'Drifting Islands' by Kim Sang-kyun. It is a park where visitors can enjoy walking along trails while viewing art pieces.