Jama Park

Jama Park is a park created to commemorate the sister city relationship between Seoul and Ankara, Turkey, with a theme of Turkish culture. It opened in May 1977. The Ankara House within the park is a two-story building modeled after a traditional Ankara vineyard house, built in 1992 and opened as a folk exhibition hall in 1995. Inside, traditional Turkish living spaces are recreated, and over 800 folk items, including Ottoman-era traditional costumes and handicrafts, are displayed. The first floor features a prayer room, living room, and kitchen, while the second floor consists of a reception room, guest room, and bedroom, allowing visitors to experience Turkish residential culture. Benches placed throughout the park serve as popular resting spots for office workers in the city center.

Address: 372-1 Yeouidaebang-ro, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul (Yeouido-dong)