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Central Mosque
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Built in 1976, the Seoul Central Mosque is South Korea’s first mosque and a symbol of Itaewon’s diversity. Its Middle Eastern-style architecture stands out against the surrounding neighborhood, and the streets nearby are filled with halal restaurants and shops catering to Seoul’s Muslim community. Worth a visit if you want to experience Itaewon’s global culture beyond nightlife and shopping.

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