A palace from the Joseon Dynasty period, showcasing magnificent architecture and traditional Korean architectural style. The nearby Gwanghwamun Square is also worth visiting, and you can rent Hanbok during the visit for an atmospheric photo experience.
A UNESCO World Heritage site known for its dense forests and royal artifacts. The Jongmyo Daeje ritual is held here, showcasing the solemnity and sanctity of traditional Korean culture.
Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, this palace features a beautiful secret garden at the rear. Strolling here allows you to experience tranquility and antiquity. It is one of the best-preserved palaces in Seoul.
Showcasing pivotal historical moments of Korea in the last century, from the devastation of the Korean War to subsequent developments. The rooftop garden offers stunning views of Gyeongbokgung Palace and Gwanghwamun Square.
Located atop Namsan Mountain, this is a symbolic landmark of Seoul. From the tower, you can overlook the panoramic view of Seoul. Nearby attractions include the Love Lock Wall. At night, the illuminated tower becomes enchanting and romantic.
The tallest building in Korea, featuring an observation deck with 360-degree views of Seoul. Inside, there are also shopping malls, restaurants, and other facilities, making it a comprehensive landmark combining shopping, entertainment, and sightseeing.
Designed by Zaha Hadid, its unique exterior boasts a futuristic style. It frequently hosts various cultural and artistic events, serving as Seoul's hub of creativity and design.
A shopping paradise teeming with numerous cosmetics shops, clothing stores, and restaurants. The streets are bustling and vibrant, catering to diverse shopping needs, making it a must-visit shopping area for tourists.
A 24-hour shopping district, offering trendy clothing, accessories, and more. You can experience the latest Korean fashion trends here. There's also an array of food stalls and snack shops nearby.
Centered around Hongik University, this area is full of youthful energy with many unique shops, cafes, and bars. The street performances at night are remarkable, making it a popular hotspot for young people.
A district filled with traditional Korean houses (Hanok), where you can experience traditional Korean life culture. Workshops for traditional crafts, such as the Gahoe Folk Painting Workshop and Dong-Lim Knot Workshop, are also available.
Showcasing traditional Korean houses, pavilions, and more, with traditional performances and cultural experience activities. It’s an excellent place to understand the traditional Korean way of life.
An oasis in the city, featuring vast green spaces and a lake, making it an ideal spot for relaxation, leisure walks, and family or couple outings.
A 983-meter-long park boasting 24,000 plant species. Its seasonal scenery varies: cherry blossoms in spring, berries in summer, maple leaves in autumn, and evergreen conifers in winter, making it a green corridor in the city.
