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Montebianco is a revolving restaurant that rotates 360 degrees over 3 hours. Located in Poseung-eup, Pyeongtaek-si, Gyeonggi-do, its representative dishes include Italian food, pasta, steak, and lobster. It is a beautiful place to create memories with family or loved ones, especially at sunset. As a revolving restaurant, you can enjoy a meal while viewing the stunning West Sea Bridge.

Utdari Culture Village, a cultural and artistic experience center that began in August 2006, was established when Pyeongtaek City and Pyeongtaek Cultural Center renovated the closed old Seotan Elementary School Geumgak branch into a cultural and artistic experience space. It features classrooms reminiscent of 1960s to 1980s elementary schools and a permanent outdoor Utdari stationery store exhibition. Cultural artists and program instructors offer various programs such as pottery, traditional experiences, crafts, and nongak (farmer’s music). Utdari Culture Village’s 'visiting experiential learning' is cultural and artistic education that enhances cultural achievements and expands understanding and experience of the arts through diverse programs that allow participants to experience both tradition and modernity. It is open to all ages from infants to adults, offering opportunities to directly engage with arts, find connections between art and daily life, share diverse emotions and experiences, and deepen understanding of art and culture.

Pyeongtaek International Central Market originated in 1958 when the US military base was established, and merchants started bringing cheap agricultural products from the nearby Songbuk Market to sell in front of the base, naturally forming a market there. Since it was created targeting the US military from the beginning, it features many hobby shops, fashion accessories, and multinational restaurants, giving it a distinctive exotic atmosphere unlike other traditional markets. Designated as a business target for the International Market, Pyeongtaek International Central Market refers collectively to the Sinjang Shopping Mall Street, about 500 meters in front of the US military base, and the Central Market once known as the evening market. Sinjang Shopping Mall Street hosts unique restaurants and shops from Mexico, Brazil, Thailand, Japan, and more, while the Central Market is an alley-style market with various food stores, clothing shops, and general merchandise stores. Famous foods include Budae-jjigae derived from the US military base, handmade burgers to satisfy international tastes, and Chicago pizza.