Daejeon
With 10 beers on draught, this is a favourite haunt of expats and beer lovers. The food is better than the usual pub grub. Closed Sunday.
The bar is near Chungnam University. From Yuseong Spa station, take bus 5 and get off at Hanbit bus stop. Turn left down the side street and the bar will be on your left. A taxi from Yuseong Spa station costs less than ₩5000. If the taxi driver doesn't know the address, say Hanbit Apt.
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8. Ungjin Baekje Historical Museum
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At the entrance to the Tomb of King Muryeong, the Ungjin Baekje Historical Museum has historical info and a tourist information centre.