Tourism in Seoul

The main and most magnificent palace of the Joseon dynasty, with magnificent traditional architecture and guard changing ceremonies.

Iconic tower with 360° panoramic views of Seoul. Access by walking trails or cable car to enjoy the scenery.

One of Seoul's oldest traditional markets, famous for its authentic street food and traditional fabric shops.

Vibrant university district known for its nightlife, independent boutiques, street art and impromptu performances.

Main temple of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism, a haven of peace in the heart of the bustling city.

Sophisticated shopping and business district, made famous by 'Gangnam Style' song, with luxury boutiques and nightclubs.

Preserved historic neighborhood with over 900 traditional Korean houses (hanok) from the Joseon period, where local residents still live.

Seoul's international district with a vibrant multicultural community, international restaurants and cosmopolitan nightlife.

Restored 11 km urban stream that runs through central Seoul, perfect for walking and relaxing in the middle of the city.

Iconic futuristic building designed by Zaha Hadid, design and fashion center with exhibitions, shops and night markets.

Traditional cultural neighborhood full of art galleries, tea houses, antique shops and traditional Korean crafts.

Dancing fountain show with music and colored lights on the Han River, especially beautiful at sunset.