Seoul Amsa-dong Prehistoric Site
Amsa-dong Prehistoric Site is a Neolithic settlement on the north bank of the Han River in Amsa-dong, Gangdong-gu. Discovered in 1925, it features restored pit dwellings, tools, and comb-pattern pottery; families and school groups visit for tours and hands-on programs.
About 6,000 years ago, Neolithic people lived here in a riverside village. It was designated Historic Site No. 267 in 1963. The Amsa-dong Prehistoric Site Museum opened in 1997 with restored dwellings, an experience zone, and exhibition halls.
It is a major prehistoric site within Seoul, drawing families on weekends and school trips. Group visits and seasonal events cause real-time population to rise.
Subway Line 8 Amsa Station, Exit 2, about 15 min on foot. City bus to Amsa-dong / Prehistoric Site. Parking available.