Korea Fall 2019 - Part 7 Ewha University

On our fourth morning in Seoul, we took it easy and didn't wake up too early. Miss Kiki had a sandwich that she bought at Seoul Station's Paris Baguette the night before.

Our first destination that day was Ewha Women's University. We were there back in the spring of 2017 and Miss Kiki was sick at that time. This time around she was determined to stay healthy so she could enjoy walking around and she did quite well. We first went to Ewha Station and walked towards the university, while going in and out the shops along the way.

On that street from Ewha Station to the university we stopped at Starbucks Edae, the very first Starbucks location in Korea. At this shop you can find Starbucks souvenirs specific to this location.

By the time we arrived at Ewha Women's University, the weather was unbearably hot. We took some pictures outside the modern structure and left. On the positive side, the heat made it easy to take pictures with no one else around! Lol...

We had lunch at Popeye's Chicken in the area..., though my parents said that it wasn't as good as the one in the US.

Well, that's it for Ewha University area, please look forward to the next post!

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