Welcome to The House 1932, not just a café but a journey through time located near Seoul Station. Originally built in 1932 during the Japanese occupation, this property has transformed from a historical house into a vibrant cultural hub, making it a must-visit for any traveler.

A Space of Comfort and Culture The House 1932 occupies an impressive area of over 460 square meters (approximately 140 pyeong), which has been meticulously restored to retain its historical charm while incorporating modern comforts. The café is an ideal spot for both relaxation and cultural immersion. Visitors can enjoy a variety of beverages and baked goods in a setting that resonates with the echoes of the past.

Architectural Heritage The building’s architecture is a direct window into the 1930s Korea under Japanese rule. It served various roles before becoming a café—from a Japanese print house owner’s residence to a political family’s home post-Korean War. Today, it stands as a testament to resilience and transformation.

Why Visit The House 1932?

1. Historical Significance: Experience the preserved ambiance of a colonial-era building.
2. Cultural Activities: Regular cultural events and art displays engage visitors, enriching your visit.
3. Comfortable Setting: Spacious interiors and comfortable seating arrangements make it perfect for long, leisurely visits.

Perfect for Foreign Tourists For travelers looking to delve into Korea’s complex history while enjoying contemporary comforts, The House 1932 offers a unique glimpse into Seoul’s past and present. Its central location near Seoul Station makes it easily accessible for tourists.

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