Attractions
See & Do Attractions
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Seoul Olympic MuseumThe Seoul Olympic Museum was established to commemorate the 1988 Olympics in Seoul and to promote the Olympic spirit.Read More
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Myeongdong TheaterSituated on the former site of the National Theater of Korea, Myeongdong Theater is a mid-sized venue that hosts many arts events.Read More
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Nanta Theater – MyeongdongNanta Theater is Korea’s first exclusive venue for Nanta performances, which are based on the rhythm of the samulnori (traditional Korean percussion quartet) and are comic non-verbal plays set in a kitchenRead More
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Sajikdan (Sajik Altar)Sajikdan (Sajik Altar) is an altar built during Joseon Dynasty that was used to pray to the gods for a good harvest.Read More
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Jinkwansa TempleJinkwansa Temple, located in Bukhansan National Park, is a temple established by the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. Jinkwansa offers temple stays.Read More
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An Jung-geun Memorial HallThe An Jung-geun Memorial Hall was established to memorialize the Korean patriot An Jung-geun.Read More
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Cheonggyecheon MuseumThe Cheonggyecheon Museum documents the history of the Cheonggyecheon Stream area.Read More
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Traditional Culture Experience Hall - Seoul Folk Flea MarketVisit the Seoul Folk Flea Market and stop by the Traditional Culture Experience Hall! Visitors can learn how to make traditional Korean handicrafts.Read More
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Total Museum of Contemporary ArtLocated in a secluded residential area of Pyeongchang-dong overlooking Bukhansan Mountain, the Total Museum exhibits the best of contemporary Korean art.Read More
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Children's Folk MuseumLocated at the National Folk Museum of Korea, the Children’s Folk Museum offers fun hands-on experiences relating to traditional Korean culture.Read More
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Seoul Grand ParkThe Seoul Grand Park is the first and largest theme park in Korea with a zoo and a botanical garden.Read More
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World Cup ParkWorld Cup Park is an ecological park built to commemorate the 2002 Korea Japan World Cup and the new millennium.Read More