National Folk Museum
A museum inside Gyeongbokgung Palace showcasing artifacts of Korea’s traditional daily life
Insadong
(traditional shopping street)
A cultural street lined with galleries, teahouses, and traditional craft.
Gyeongbokgung Palace (Main Palace)
The main royal palace of the Joseon dynasty and the most iconic landmark in Seoul.
HIKR Ground
(K-culture experience)
A K-culture playground where visitors can enjoy K-pop, media art, and immersive tourism experiences.
Changdeokgung Palace (Tuesday only)
A UNESCO-listed palace known for its Secret Garden and natural harmony with the landscape.
Cheonggyecheon Stream
(running through downtown Seoul)
The starting point of Cheonggyecheon Stream with fountains, lights, and walking paths.
Bukchon Traditional Village
A historic neighborhood with hundreds of traditional Korean houses, or hanok.
Gwangjang Market
Korea’s first permanent market, best known for its popular street foods.
N Seoul Tower
A hilltop observation tower offering panoramic views of Seoul’s city skyline.
Bongeunsa Temple
A historic Buddhist temple across from COEX, offering a quiet retreat with centuries of tradition.
Jogyesa Temple
The main temple of Korean Buddhism, is known for its historic Dharma Hall and annual lantern festival.
The Hyundai Seoul (shopping mall)
Seoul’s largest futuristic store featuring indoor gardens, cutting-edge design, and global brands.
COEX Starfield Library
A stunning open library inside COEX Mall with 13-meter bookshelves and over 50,000 books.
the Han River Cruise
A popular cruise along the Han River with views, live shows, and the Banpo Bridge Rainbow Fountain.
