Tri-Bowl 트라이볼
Incheon · Songdo International City · Museums & exhibits
This striking building by the water consists of three inverted cone shapes that look like bowls turned upside down. It is used for performances and exhibitions, so what you see inside depends on the date, but the exterior alone is the draw. At dusk, lighting washes the cones and mirrors them in the shallow lake, creating one of the best-known pictures of Songdo.
You do not need a ticket to enjoy the outside, and a short visit takes about half an hour. Events inside may have their own fees and booking rules, and these can change, so look up the current program if you want to enter.
Walk from Central Park Station (센트럴파크역) on Incheon Subway Line 1 along the canal. (Show a driver: 트라이볼)
Show this Korean name to your taxi driver or match it to signs: 트라이볼
- Best time to visit
- Sunset into early evening, when the light show begins.
- Pair it with
- Songdo Central Park surrounds it, and G-Tower Observatory is a short walk.
- Great for
- Couples, Solo travelers
- Local tip
- The building looks like three inverted bowls floating on the water. Photograph it at dusk when it lights up and its reflection forms on the pond.