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A Café That Looks Like A Gigantic Vintage Camera

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Dreaming Camera (Café Dreamy Camera, Korean: 꿈꾸는 사진기) is the family-run coffeehouse located in Yangpyeong County, east of Seoul. It was built by a former air-force helicopter pilot with a passion for photography. This unusually big camera coffee shop has been his dream for several years and it finally came true when he built it right next door to the family house.

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Two stories high with panoramic and round windows, this surreal place definitely stands out. Besides having some coffee, many people would enjoy meeting the family of owners, living their dream.

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Official Facebook page. – via messynessychic.com

UnusualPlaces Field Notes

Location
Dreamy Camera Cafe (Kkumkkuneun Sajingi), 35 Hansol-gil, Jungwon-ri, Yongmun-myeon, Yangpyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea
Coordinates
37.53665, 127.621466
Access
Dreamy Camera Cafe is the camera-shaped coffeehouse at 35 Hansol-gil, Jungwon-ri, Yangpyeong-gun. It is about 1.5–2 hours from Seoul by subway according to a current visitor listing; check local transit and the cafe’s hours before traveling.
Opening hours
Current directory listings conflict; confirm operating hours with the cafe before making the trip.
Location checked
2026-09-27
Facts checked
2026-09-27

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  1. It is quite beautiful actually. Both in style and in the idea of the fulfillment of a dream. 🙂

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