Strolling Through Time: A Walk at Culture Station Seoul 284

Entering Culture Station Seoul 284, the historic old train station feels like an open book of time. The facade, interwoven with red bricks and white stones, retains the classical European style of the early 20th century. The arched windows and the clock tower's high-hanging clock quietly tell tales of past bustling and glory. Inside, the old waiting hall has transformed into a space for exhibitions and artistic activities, blending history and modernity in a breathtaking manner. The wooden floors creak softly underfoot, as if you can still hear the hurried steps of travelers from the past. An exhibition is currently on display, with modern art pieces reflecting the light and shadows cast by the hall's arched ceiling, creating a dialogue that transcends time. As the sunset's afterglow bathes the building's exterior, the entire Culture Station Seoul 284 is enveloped in a soft golden light, as if time has paused here. In this space that gathers history and creativity, the intersection of past and future evokes a sense of reverence, making this visit a unique and profound page in my memory.