Daegu Stadium hosted three first round matches and
the Third-place match.
Capacity: 66,040.
2002 World Cup Match Reports.
Daegu Stadium
Thursday, 6th June:
Group A:
Denmark vs Senegal (1:1)
Saturday, 8th June:
Group B:
South Africa vs Slovenia
(1:0)
Monday, 10th June:
Group D:
South Korea vs United
States (1:1)
Saturday, 29th June:
Third-Place Match:
South Korea vs Turkey
(2:3)
Daegu Tourist
Attractions:
Tourist attractions in Downtown Daegu include Gyeongsanggamyeong Park, Bongsan Culture
Street, Gukchebosangundongginyeom Park, Dalseong Park and Yaknyeongsi.
Mt.
Palgong:
Situated in the northeastern region of Daegu and forming a backdrop to the city, Mt.
Palgong's most popular attraction is Donghwasa temple.
By Air
There are weekly flights between Daegu and Osaka
(on Friday mornings) and Shanghai (Tuesday and Saturday).
Other international destinations are served via Seoul
Gimpo International Airport or Busan-Gimhae International Airport.
Flights to Seoul take around 50 minutes and run 18 times a day.
By Bus
Six city bus lines run from the airport to Downtown Daegu.
A number of companies, operating on different routes, ensure good
connections around south Korea.
By Train
Regular trains connect Daegu with Seoul and Busan. The journey takes three and a half, to four hours, depending
on the train - Saemaeul Class is slightly faster than Mugunghwa Class.
Novotel
Daegu City Center:
11-1, Mun-hwa dong, Jung gu, Daegu.
Directly connected to Doran Plaza Shopping Mall, Novotel Daegu City Centre, is centrally
located and offers free internet access, a fitness centre and easy access to
transportation links.
Where to Stay
in Daegu:
There are a good number of clean and accommodating hotels and inns in Daegu. Many recently
built clean inns are located in the area of the Hwanggeum Junction(4) in Suseong-gu.
Matches in Korea.
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