The easiest way is to take the Seoul Subway Line 2 to Ewha Womans University Station. The shopping street is directly accessible from Exit 2 or 3. It's also a short subway ride from other popular areas like Hongdae.

Yes, it's very close to Yonsei University +1 and Hongdae, making it easy to combine visits. The beautiful Ewha Womans University campus itself is a major draw.

The Seoul Subway Line 2 connects Ewha Womans University Station and Hongik University Station in just two stops, making it a quick and convenient journey.

No, the shopping street is a public area and there is no entrance fee. You only pay for the items you wish to purchase.

While there's no official closing time for the street, individual shops usually open around 10 AM or 11 AM and close between 9 PM and 10 PM. However, many shops have been closing early or permanently.

No advance booking is required to visit the Ewha Womans University Shopping Street. It's an open area for exploration and shopping.

While not always advertised, some shops might offer student discounts. It's always worth asking, especially if you have a student ID from a Korean university.

Historically, Ewha was known for trendy and affordable women's fashion, accessories, and cosmetics popular with university students. However, many shops have closed, so the selection has decreased.

Generally, yes, prices at Ewha tend to be cheaper compared to Hongdae, especially for clothing. However, the variety of stores is significantly less now.

You'll find numerous shops selling K-beauty products along the street. While specific brands might not have standalone stores, multi-brand shops offer a good selection.

While the focus is on mass-produced trendy items, you might occasionally find unique accessories or small boutiques with more distinctive pieces. The number of such shops has reduced.

It can be, especially for smaller accessories or K-beauty items. However, for a wider range of traditional Korean souvenirs, areas like Insadong might be more suitable.

Absolutely! The campus is renowned for its stunning modern architecture and beautiful landscaping, especially during autumn when the foliage is vibrant. It's a popular spot for photography.

The main entrance with its iconic staircase and the underground library complex are particularly photogenic. The autumn colors create a magical backdrop.

Generally, you can take photos in public areas of the campus. However, access to academic buildings or specific facilities might be restricted to students and staff.

Late afternoon, during the golden hour, offers beautiful lighting for both the campus and the shopping street. Weekday mornings can also be less crowded for photos.