After the Seoul National Hall was destroyed by fire in 1972,[1] the construction of a venue to continue the cultural heritage of that structure was proposed.

[2] On 23 September 2012, the Seoul Metropolitan Government started on a trial basis, a 550-m designated section of Sejong-ro as pedestrian-only but permitted for cyclists.

It opened in 1999 to show Shim Hyung-rae's Yonggary and has a capacity for 3,000 people and is the biggest Theater at the country.

The Gwang Hwa Rang is situated underneath the Sejong-ro crossroads, it opened on February 17, 2005, with complete free access to pedestrians and art-discerning Seoulites.

Measuring in 19417m², Sam Chung Gak is a collaboration of six traditional Korean Housings.