Gyeongbokgung Palace
κ²½λ³΅κΆ Β· Seoul, Jongno-gu
Seoul's grandest Joseon-era palace, famous for its wide courtyards, royal guard-changing ceremony, and views of Mount Bugak.
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κ²½λ³΅κΆ Β· Seoul, Jongno-gu
Seoul's grandest Joseon-era palace, famous for its wide courtyards, royal guard-changing ceremony, and views of Mount Bugak.
μ°½λκΆ Β· Seoul, Jongno-gu
A UNESCO-listed palace known for its beautiful Secret Garden (Huwon), a peaceful landscape garden behind the palace buildings.
λΆμ΄νμ₯λ§μ Β· Seoul, Jongno-gu
A hillside neighbourhood of hundreds of traditional Korean hanok houses, with scenic lanes and views over the palace rooftops.
λͺ λ Β· Seoul, Jung-gu
Seoul's busiest shopping and street-food district, packed with cosmetics shops, fashion stores, and food stalls from morning to late night.
νλ Β· Seoul, Mapo-gu
A young, energetic district around Hongik University, full of indie shops, cafes, street performers, and nightlife.
κ°λ¨ Β· Seoul, Gangnam-gu
Seoul's modern business and fashion district, home to wide boulevards, luxury shops, K-pop entertainment offices, and the COEX area.
NμμΈνμ Β· Seoul, Yongsan-gu
Seoul's iconic hilltop tower with a 360-degree observatory, the famous locks of love, and one of the best sunset views in the city.
μΈμ¬λ Β· Seoul, Jongno-gu
A charming street of traditional teahouses, craft shops, antique stores, and galleries, perfect for souvenirs and a slow afternoon.
λλλ¬ΈλμμΈνλΌμ Β· Seoul, Jung-gu
A futuristic silver building by architect Zaha Hadid, hosting design exhibitions, fashion events, and markets in the Dongdaemun shopping area.
κ΄μ₯μμ₯ Β· Seoul, Jongno-gu
One of Korea's oldest traditional markets, famous for its food alley of bindaetteok (mung bean pancakes), mayak gimbap, and handmade noodles.
λ¨λλ¬Έμμ₯ Β· Seoul, Jung-gu
Seoul's largest traditional market, a maze of stalls selling clothes, souvenirs, kitchenware, and street food next to the historic Namdaemun Gate.
λ°ν¬νκ°κ³΅μ Β· Seoul, Seocho-gu
A popular riverside park on the Han River, famous for the Banpo Bridge rainbow fountain show and evening picnics.
μ΄νμ Β· Seoul, Yongsan-gu
Seoul's most international district, with restaurants from dozens of countries, bars, and shops catering to foreign visitors.
μ¬μλνκ°κ³΅μ Β· Seoul, Yeongdeungpo-gu
A wide riverside park on Yeouido island, loved for cherry blossoms in spring, picnics, and views of the city skyline across the Han River.
λ‘―λ°μλνμ Β· Seoul, Songpa-gu
Korea's tallest building, with the Seoul Sky observatory on the 123rd floor, a large shopping mall, and an aquarium underneath.
μ½μμ€ Β· Seoul, Gangnam-gu
A giant convention and shopping complex in Gangnam, famous for the free Starfield Library with its towering bookshelves and the COEX Aquarium.
κ΅λ¦½μ€μλ°λ¬Όκ΄ Β· Seoul, Yongsan-gu
Korea's largest museum, covering 5,000 years of Korean history and art, with free permanent exhibitions and a peaceful garden.
λμκΆ Β· Seoul, Jung-gu
A compact palace in the heart of downtown Seoul, mixing traditional Korean buildings with Western-style stone halls and a famous stone-wall road.
μ²κ³μ² Β· Seoul, Jongno-gu / Jung-gu
A restored stream running through downtown Seoul, with stepping stones, waterfalls, and walking paths β a cool, calm break from the city streets.
μμΈλ‘ 7017 Β· Seoul, Jung-gu
An elevated park built on a former highway overpass near Seoul Station, with gardens, cafes, and views over the old station and the city.
μμνμ± Β· Gyeonggi, Suwon-si
A UNESCO-listed 18th-century fortress wall around Suwon, with gates, watchtowers, and a scenic walk along the full wall circuit.
μλ²λλ Β· Gyeonggi, Yongin-si
Korea's largest theme park, with roller coasters including the wooden T Express, a safari, seasonal festivals, and gardens.
νκ΅λ―Όμμ΄ Β· Gyeonggi, Yongin-si
An open-air museum village recreating Joseon-era Korean life, with traditional houses, craft workshops, and folk performances.
μμ§κ° Β· Gyeonggi, Paju-si
A park and memorial near the DMZ with the Freedom Bridge, a peace bell, and views toward North Korea, plus the option of a guided DMZ tour.
ν€μ΄λ¦¬μμ λ§μ Β· Gyeonggi, Paju-si
An artists' village near the DMZ with galleries, museums, book cafes, and striking modern architecture in a quiet hillside setting.
λ¨μ΄μ¬ Β· Gyeonggi, Chuncheon-si (Gangwon-do border, via Gapyeong)
A small, tree-lined river island made famous by the drama Winter Sonata, with walking paths, bike rentals, and seasonal scenery.
μμΉ¨κ³ μμλͺ©μ Β· Gyeonggi, Gapyeong-gun
A large arboretum in the mountains with themed gardens, flower festivals, and a famous winter light festival.
κ΄λͺ λκ΅΄ Β· Gyeonggi, Gwangmyeong-si
A former mine turned into a themed cave attraction with underground tunnels, a wine cellar, light shows, and an aquarium section.
μλ νλμ€ Β· Gyeonggi, Gapyeong-gun
A colourful French-themed village with pastel buildings, a Little Prince theme, puppet shows, and views over Cheongpyeong Lake.
κ°νλ μΌλ°μ΄ν¬ Β· Gyeonggi, Gapyeong-gun
A pedal-powered rail bike ride along a disused railway line, crossing a river bridge with views of the Bukhan River.