[4K] Transportation of Korea, Seoul Metro transfer Line 4 to 1 at Seoul Station

#Subway line 4 #Seoul subway #Subway transfer #Seoul Station Seoul Subway Line 4 Seoul Station. Line 4, which crosses the center of Seoul from north to south, passes through Seoul Station. The transfer section is suitable. Since it is a station with a lot of passengers on the train with a lot of luggage, the stairway installed is quite impressive. This kind of careful consideration is very good. The red brick transfer section also seems pretty. Two cases of getting off at Exit 1, which is a fast transfer route between Line 1-4 and the old Gyeongui-Jungang Line Seoul Station platform (West Station), or getting off at Exit 2, a fast transfer route for the current Gyeongui-Jungang Line Seoul Station platform (Munghwa Station Seoul 284) All the fastest routes are transfers with Line 1, so in the case of Line 4-Gyeongui/Jungang Line transfers, the fast transfer door can be regarded as the same, and when transferring from Line 4 to Gyeongui/Jungang Line, there is still an escalator at Exit 1. It may be more advantageous to use the exit 1 drop-off-transfer. In particular, the entire history is a combination of red and yellow bricks, and the palace is decorated with Dancheong gates, emphasizing the Korean design. It is not well known, but there are traces of an attempt to build a connecting line with Line 1 toward Oido. Only flight attendants belonging to the Korea Railroad Corporation will take turns at this station. From this station, if you take the train bound for Sadang/Ansan/Oido, the station where your door (left side of the direction of travel) opens again is Sadang Station, which differs by 7 stops. In order to use the Galwol-dong stop, which is the stop just before the Seoul Station Bus Transfer Center, you have to go to the most extreme exit on the south side of Line 4. And you have to walk for a while there too.