Top 10 Things To Do Osan-si

Osan Drama Set is a former film set turned tourist spot in Naesammi‑dong, Osan. Originally built for TV dramas like Arthdal Chronicles and The King: Eternal Monarch, visitors enjoy wandering through reconstructed ancient villages, palace gardens, and iconic filming locations including a royal courtyard under a golden ginkgo tree. Guided tours from the Visitor Center are required, with weekend reservations recommended. Open daily (mid-April to October), free parking and seasonal blooms like cosmos enhance the experience .

Osan UN Forces First Battle Memorial Hall commemorates the site of the first battle involving UN and South Korean troops during the Korean War in Osan. Located about 6 minutes by car from Buk-Osan IC (3 min from Sema Station), it honors the sacrifice of Task Force Smith via a museum and outdoor memorial displays. The museum features engaging exhibits—photos, artifacts, videos, and a special display of wartime cameras—highlighting the 1950 Osan battle and UN memory .
Open Tue–Sun 09:00–18:00 (last entry 17:00); closed Mondays. It offers free parking, VR experiences, educational programs, and guided tours for groups

Osan Municipal Museum of Art is a cultural hub in Osan’s Eungye-dong, open since 2012 as “Culture Factory Osan,” officially becoming a municipal art museum in 2017. The four-story facility offers rotating exhibitions (like ART IN OSAN showcasing local artists), workshops, performances, and public programs . Free to visit, it operates daily 10 AM–6 PM (closed Mondays, New Year’s Day, Lunar holidays), with barrier-free access, stroller/elevator availability, and guided tours . Ideal for a family culture day, student visits, or art enthusiasts.

A whole museum dedicated to miniature village displays. Super cool for those who love tiny towns. Entrance fee applies of 5,000 won or less.

After six years of construction, Mulhyanggi Arboretum opened in 2006. Some 1,600 species of plants are currently displayed on 100,000 pyeong of land. Various theme parks within are decorated with water-loving plants, such as wetland ecology gardens, aquatic botanical botanical gardens, and other fresh water ecosystems. Additionally, visitors can enjoy insect ecology such as butterflies, stag beetles, long-term insects, and also see the indoor garden where they raise chickens, pheasants, and peacocks.

The arboretum is located close to the Osan College Station Line 1. Parking is also available.

This is a traditional marketplace with a variety of food, clothing, and merchandise vendors. It is a hub of cultural experiences. There is parking nearby and it is about a 10 minute walk from Osan Station. This is also the home to the Osan Craft Beer Festival.

Lots of animals. Kid and stroller friendly.

Doksanseong Forest Park in Osan-si offers a serene escape amid pine groves and historic fortress surroundings. Opened in 1999, it features scenic walking trails, observation decks, picnic zones, and a children’s forest playground with rope bridges and adventure courses. Ideal for all ages, it promotes phytoncide-rich air and wellness, with facilities like forest classrooms, fitness stations, and rest areas . Nearby you can also explore Doksanseong Fortress, Semae platform, and Bujeoksa Temple on connected trails. It's perfect for nature walks, family outings, or light hikes.

Osan Dolmen Park is a tranquil historical and cultural site featuring nine table-style Bronze Age dolmens in a serene metasequoia forest. It gained fame as a filming location for the K-drama Our Beloved Summer. Free to enter and open 24/7, the park provides walking paths, performance spaces, sculptures, wetlands, rose gardens, and a charming forest library cabin—perfect for scenic strolls, book lovers, and photo opportunities (film fans will enjoy re-creating iconic scenes). Guided tour bookings available via Osan City.

8/2021 Update: Temp closed for social distancing

Beginner friendly skatepark with a smooth track around it and a unique circular approx. 3.5ft wooden bowl. Plenty of free parking although it can get crowded on weekends because there is a splash park in the vicinity.

This is a train station on the Gyeongbu line. It connects to Seoul Metro Line 1. It falls between Osan College Station and Jinwi Station in Pyeongtaek. The Osan Bus Terminal is close by.