[Korea] Accessible Tourism in Daegu, Barrier-free tourism Spots (Daegu Stadium, Sinchen river walkway)

The walk in the sun, which feels a little hot, seems to shake off the dust and worries that have stuck to us throughout the change of seasons.

You can't just take a walk. You can also enjoy a refreshing walk with your bike, board, and wheelchair.

Among them, I went to Daegu to take a walk in a wheelchair.

1.Daegu Stadium (formerly Daegu World Cup Stadium)
- 180 Daegu Stadium at the Suseong-gu Universiade in Daegu -

The first place I went to was Daegu Stadium in Suseong-gu, which is often called the World Cup Stadium.
I can see the signature Usain Bolt statue of Daegu Stadium. The World Cup Stadium is also where the 2011 Daegu World Championships in Athletics were held.
There is also a parking lot, so you can easily find it on foot or by car, but there are only buses 403, 609, 939, and Suseong-3-1.

If you've been in Daegu for a long time, you've probably been there at least once.
Thanks to its open view, well-paved floor, and a trail, it is a popular place to take a walk on a drive course or a walk course.

Can you see the open view?
As such, Daegu Stadium has no high slopes or uneven unpaved roads, so it is used not only for wheelchairs but also for children's rollers and bike lanes.

There are many people who enjoy picnics or take a walk, but since it's such a wide open plain, there seems to be little risk of a collision.

The blue sky and the recording go well together.
It seems that May is the only season in which you can feel the green smell without feeling unpleasant outside.

In addition, Daegu Stadium is home to the National Sports Center for the Disabled.
They run a physical education program for the disabled here.


2. Daegu Sincheon Walkway
Gyeonggyo Bridge in Sangyeok-dong, Buk-gu, Daegu-

The second place I found was Sinchon, the central stream of Daegu.
Sincheon, a long stream along Sincheon-daero, is also famous for its walking trails.
If you walk in the clear river and beautiful landscape, you can sometimes see otters, cranes, and cranes.

There is no danger of colliding with bicycles and electric vehicles because bike paths and walkways are divided.

Since Sincheon has a beautiful night view, I recommend walking at night from sunset. :)

It's a view you can see while taking a walk through Sinchon, the heart of the city, which is densely packed with cement buildings.
Fortunately, rivers and trees blend well with the city's landscape, providing a place to rest.

In Sincheon, you can see many bridges such as Suseong Bridge and Gyeongdae Bridge.
The Sincheon from the bridge cools us for a while because we can feel the open space on the busy road, right?

Many people were taking a leisurely walk even though it was late.
The trail was well paved with grass and roads, making it perfect for bicycles and wheelchairs.
You can also use the restroom for the disabled conveniently:)

In the center of the stream, there is a bridge that you can cross the river like this, and the view of the river in the middle of the bridge was very beautiful.
The concrete bridge also had no curves, so I thought it would be easy to walk or drag the wheels in.

Another attraction is Chilsung Night Market, which you can see when you walk along Sincheon.
The lighting of the night market and the sculptures on the river already create a summer night atmosphere.

Waiting for the real summer, why don't you take a walk in Sincheon, where spring is ripe?