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For decades, the waterway of Dongbin Inner Harbor was blocked, but Pohang City's ecological restoration project recovered the canal, restoring the old water route. A 1.3km section resembling a small stream was created from the mouth of the Hyeongsan River to Songdo Bridge. As the first canal constructed in the middle of a city in Korea, the Pohang Canal brought urban regeneration and ecological restoration. It has become a new tourist attraction featuring the food and shopping of Jukdo Market, Korea's largest traditional market, Dongbin Inner Harbor, Yeongildae Observatory, Songdo Beach, and the night view of POSCO. Pohang Canal Center manages and promotes the canal, consisting of a canal exhibition hall, observatory, canal operation office, and café. The exhibition hall permanently displays a photo exhibition of Pohang's modern and contemporary history and the canal’s construction process. From the fourth-floor observatory, you can see the Hyeongsan River and POSCO scenery. At night, the steelworks are illuminated, creating a romantic nightscape. After the cruise, it is recommended to visit nearby Yeongildae, Hwanho Park, and Pohang Large Market. Tickets are sold on the first floor of the Pohang Canal Center, and identification is required for boarding.

Completed in January 2014, Pohang Canal is a waterway connecting Dongbindaegyo Bridge and Hyeongsan River between Songdo-dong and Jukdo 1-dong in Pohang-si, with a total length of 1.3 km and 8 to 10 km when connected to the sea route. Restored from old waterways and ecological environments, it has transformed into a park and new tourist attraction for citizens. The canal is perfect for enjoying romance on cruises along the waterway flowing through the city and is also popular as a walking path. Pohang Canal is not an artificially made waterway but a restoration of a former waterway that naturally recreated the canal's appearance. In the late 1960s, during a national transformative period when Pohang urbanized and Pohang Steel was built, a small waterway connecting Dongbinnaehang and Hyeongsan River was reclaimed to create commercial and residential areas. Recently, this was restored by reopening the waterway and maintaining the surroundings, turning it into Pohang Canal and a recreation area. Alongside are walking paths and bike lanes for citizens to actively enjoy the space. The cooperation of residents and merchants who lived and worked on the waterway played a key role in the restoration, and the names of residents and merchants are inscribed on the wall at the canal's starting point, the Pohang Canal Hall.

우리나라 지형상 호랑이 꼬리에 해당하며 한반도 최동단에 위치하여 가장 먼저 해가 뜨는 곳으로 2000년 및 2001년 1월 1일 두 차례에 걸쳐 국가지정 해맞이 축전이 개최되었으며 해마다 한민족 해맞이 축전이 성대하게 열리고 있다.

2000년 국가지정 일출행사를 기념하고 '영일만르네상스'라는 새로운 천년 포항의 꿈과 희망을 실현하기 위해 건립된 새천년기념관을 통해 포항시민의 자긍심을 고취시키고, 호미곶의 새로운 랜드마크로서 대내외 관광객들에게 관광명소로서 자리매김 되었다.

과메기의 역사, 어업과정 그리고 제조과정, 효능 등을 소개하여 구룡포 과메기를 널리 알리고자 건립되었다. 또한 층별로 전연령대가 체험하고 공부할 수 있는 전시실로 구성되어 구룡포를 홍보하고 즐길 수 있도록 한다

Guryongpo Japanese Residential Street is where Japanese people came to live after the 1883 Korea-Japan Commercial Treaty. Japan built Guryongpo Port and managed the East Sea region, leading many Japanese fishermen to settle here and exploit the fishing rights of Koreans, marking a painful historical site. Currently, 47 Japanese-style wooden buildings remain in the village. In 2010, Pohang City established the 'Guryongpo Japanese Residential Street' as a field for historical education. Furusattoya, once a restaurant, is preserved inside exactly as it was and now operates as a teahouse offering various Japanese teas and yukata experiences. There is also Simsang Elementary School, where Japanese children studied, and a model mailbox made in the 1900s. The Guryongpo Modern Museum, converted from the house of Hashimoto Genkichi who immigrated during the Japanese colonial era, showcases Japanese-style buildings and lifestyle of the time. Nearby attractions include Gwamegi Culture Center and Guryongpo Columnar Joints. ◎ Travel information to experience the charm of the Korean Wave - This street served as the background for the drama , depicting the small, close-knit village Ongsan. Entering the street with Japanese wooden buildings feels like stepping back over 100 years. The fishing village view from the park stairs is so beautiful it won the top prize in the Korea Scenic Award, and the Guryongpo Modern History Hall reveals the lifestyle of Japanese residents at that time.