Attractions
See & Do Attractions
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Seoul National CemeterySeoul National Cemetery is a park cemetery where men who made significant contributions to their country are laid to rest.Read More
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Seoul LandOpened in 1988, Seoul Land is Korea's first comprehensive theme park and is composed of five different themed areas: World Plaza, Samcheoli Land, Future Land, Fantasy Land, and Adventure Land. Seoul Land features about 40 different rollercoasters, as well as a fantastic laser show in the evenings and seasonal festivals.Read More
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Mongchontoseong FortressMongchontoseong Fortress is the remains of earthen fortifications from the Baekje Period and was built around the 3rd or 4th century.Read More
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Tteok MuseumThe Tteok Museum is a museum and experience center where visitors can learn about traditional Korean food.Read More
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Seonyugyo BridgeSeonyugyo Bridge is a pedestrian footbridge that connects Seonyudo Island and Yanghwa Hangang Park.Read More
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Yakhyeon Catholic ChurchYakhyeon Catholic Church was the first Western-style church ever built in Korea.Read More
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Ehwajang (House)Ehwajang was the residence of Korea's first president Rhee Syngman.Read More
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Museum of Korean EmbroideryThe Museum of Korean Embroidery was established in 1976 and exhibits traditional Korean embroidery and crafts.Read More
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Bank of Korea Money MuseumThe Bank of Korea Money Museum is a cultural space and educational museum.Read More
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Gyeonghuigung PalaceOne of the five grand palaces, Gyeonghuigung Palace was also called "Seogweol" (which means "palace of the west") because it's located west of the main palace, Gyeongbokgung.Read More
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Arko Arts TheaterArko Arts Theater comprises a two-storied 608-seater main hall equipped with a revolving stage, a smaller 132-seater hall, a practice room and a play-area for children.Read More
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The National Museum of KoreaThe six-story building of the National Museum of Korea is ranked as the sixth largest museum in the world.Read More