A riverside park ideal for picnics, cycling, and enjoying cherry blossoms in April.

A large shopping complex with international brands, restaurants, and entertainment facilities.

The largest of Seoul's Five Grand Palaces, offering guided tours and changing of the guard ceremonies.

A traditional Korean village with hanok houses amidst the urban environment.

A cultural district filled with antique shops, art galleries, and traditional tea houses.

A hub for shopping and street food.

An observation tower offering stunning panoramic views of Seoul.

Known for indie music, street performances, and vibrant nightlife.

Asia’s largest underground shopping mall with an iconic library.

A serene Buddhist temple.

The "Brooklyn of Seoul," known for artisan cafes.

A futuristic architectural landmark.

Hiking trails with panoramic views of Seoul.

A local favorite near Hongdae, offering a variety of street foods and fresh produce at reasonable prices.

One of Korea's largest traditional markets, known for its extensive array of street food stalls and local goods.

A bustling night market offering a mix of shopping and street food, perfect for evening explorations.

A vibrant area known for its street food vendors, offering a variety of Korean snacks and delicacies.

Famous for its unique "Dosirak Cafe," where visitors can create their own lunchbox with various Korean dishes using traditional coins.

Home to N Seoul Tower, this park offers hiking trails, panoramic city views, and beautiful natural scenery.

A large green space featuring walking paths, deer enclosures, and art installations, ideal for a peaceful retreat.

Built for the 1988 Olympics, this park offers expansive lawns, sculptures, and a serene lake, perfect for biking and leisurely strolls.

Known for its vast grass fields and panoramic views of Seoul, especially beautiful during the autumn silver grass festival.

A picturesque lake park, popular for cherry blossoms in spring and a pleasant walking path year-round.

A riverside park ideal for picnics, cycling, and enjoying cherry blossoms in April.

Offers water sports like windsurfing and kayaking, along with bike rentals for exploring the riverside.

Features the Banpo Bridge Rainbow Fountain and is a popular spot for night cycling along the Han River.

Known for its ecological park and bike paths, offering a tranquil environment along the river.

Provides bike rentals and water sports facilities, with scenic views of the Han River.

A virtual reality gaming center offering a variety of immersive experiences.

A popular arcade featuring a wide range of games, from classic to modern.

A gaming space equipped with consoles and PCs, offering a variety of games in a comfortable setting.

Located within Lotte World, this arcade offers a vast selection of games amidst the attractions of the theme park.

One of Korea's largest electronics hubs, featuring video games, gadgets, and other tech-related products.

Famous for handmade noodles and dumplings.

Renowned for ginseng chicken soup in a traditional setting.

Specializes in spicy braised chicken.

Offers traditional Korean dishes in a classic setting.

A Michelin-starred restaurant offering modern Korean cuisine.

Lively Korean BBQ with grilled pork belly.

Traditional dumplings from Gaeseong region.

Known for steak tartare and bindaetteok.

Flavorful ginseng chicken soup.

Popular for crispy Korean fried chicken.

Offers a variety of street foods and local goods.

Try bindaetteok (mung bean pancakes) and mayak gimbap.

Features the unique "Dosirak Cafe."

Local favorite for street foods and fresh produce.

Known for its variety of street food stalls.

A mix of food stalls and shopping, open late.

Traditional craft shops and snacks in Insadong.

Seasonal market with food trucks and performances.

Trendy street for cafes and desserts.

Explore mural-covered streets with snacks.

A large shopping complex with international brands.

Asia’s largest underground shopping mall.

Premium brands and formalwear.

A futuristic shopping and cultural space.

Shops in colorful shipping containers.

Traditional Korean village with hanok houses.

The largest of Seoul's Five Grand Palaces.

A restored stream running through downtown Seoul.

A futuristic cultural hub.

Korea's tallest building with breathtaking views.