This place is HUGE. You can do it quick, but you can't take it all in if you do so. The Korean history is a major part of this museum, but they also have great traveling exhibits. Read more.
Enjoy having stunning views during your restroom visit? If so, the N Seoul Tower’s Sky restrooms offer that for sure.
This is the foreigners' street, and most sellers here speak English. Here you can find bars and restaurants from all over the world.
Part of the Five Grand Palaces from the Joseon Dynasty. A UNESCO Heritage Site, this is home to the Huwon, a 78-acre garden and the Ongnyucheon, a breathtaking stream with waterfalls and pavilions!
The main palace from the Joseon Dynasty. Aside from the breathtaking Korean/Chinese architecture, this is also home to the National Palace Museum and National Folk Museum. Definitely a must-see.
광화문은 조선의 법궁에 해당하는 궁궐의 정문으로서 다른 궁궐들의 정문과는 달리 돌로 높은 석축을 쌓고 그 위에 중층구조의 누각을 세워서 마치 성곽의 성문과 같은 격식으로 장대하게 지어졌습니다.
From King Injo to King Cheoljong, about ten kings of Joseon dynasty stayed here at Gyeonghuigung
A place to find local arts and crafts. Buy your souvenirs, check out art galleries, and dine here. The information center (100m from Ssamjigil towards the Jogyesa Temple) will help you get around.
Just come here, if you go to one place in Seoul, come here on a Saturday. Feel the life and art and vibrance. Buy some modern souvenirs if you want.
