Things to do in Seoul
Tours, tickets and experiences, with whatever is actually running while you are there.
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N Seoul Tower
The whole city, from a hill in the middle of it.
Dongdaemun Design Plaza
Zaha Hadid's silver landscape in the middle of Dongdaemun.
Gyeongbokgung Palace
The main royal palace, with Bugaksan directly behind it.
Gwanghwamun Square
The city’s central axis, aimed at the mountain.
Bukchon Hanok Steps
The stepped lane with the city behind the roof tiles.
Cheong Wa Dae
The Blue House, open to the public since 2022.
Sungnyemun
National Treasure No. 1, rebuilt after arson.
Seoullo 7017
A 1970 flyover replanted as a garden.
Jeongdong Observatory
The only place you can look down into Deoksugung.
Haneul Park
A landfill turned into a field of silver grass.
Ewha Womans University ECC
A glass canyon cut down into the campus lawn.
Bugak Skyway Palgakjeong
The octagonal pavilion with the whole city below it.
Yongma Land
An abandoned funfair that switches the carousel on for you.
Achasan Ridge
Seoul’s easiest sunrise, forty minutes up.
Banpo Bridge Rainbow Fountain
A bridge that sprays a kilometre of lit water.
Seoul Sky, Lotte World Tower
The fifth-tallest building in the world, with a glass floor.
Olympic Park & the Lone Tree
One tree on an empty hill, photographed constantly.
Heunginjimun
The east gate, marooned on a traffic island.
Cheonggye Plaza
Where the restored stream starts, under a pink spiral.
Lotte World Adventure
The world’s largest indoor theme park, plus an island outside.
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