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AI illustration / AI 제작 개념 이미지. 실제 매장·제품 사진이 아닙니다. A bakery stop can be a pleasant part of a Daejeon trip, provided it fits the train journey. For Sungsimdang, start with the branch rather than a long list of must-buy breads: the main store suits an Eunhaeng-dong visit, while the station branch can fit a rail itinerary. Compare Sungsimdang branches & train timing → Two addresses worth saving Branch Official daily hours Korean address Main store 08:00–22:00 대전 중구 대종로480번길 15 Daejeon Station 07:00–22:30 대전 동구 중앙로 215 Checked September 20, 2026 against the official main-store page and station page . Both list year-round opening; temporary changes should still be checked. Keep the train fixed and the shopping flexible Opening hours are not a promise of a short queue. Decide when you must finish shopping, leaving time for payment, luggage and reaching your platform. If the line makes that impossible, reduce the purchase or skip it. AI illustration / AI 제작 개념 이미지. 실제 매장·제품 사진이 아닙니다. Sa...
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