See & Do Attractions

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  DMZ

  The Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) is a stretch of land that runs the width of the Korean Peninsula and serves as a buffer between North and South Korea. It is unique in that it marks a divide between two countries still technically at war.

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  Seoul Animation Center

  Open since May 1995, Seoul Animation Center is a center operated by Seoul Business Agency (SBA) and was created for promoting Korean contents and supporting comic/animation businesses.

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  Night Views at Maebongsan Mountain

  Maebongsan Mountain stretches across Yongsan-gu, Jung-gu, and Seongdong-gu and is connected to Namsan Mountain.

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  Night Views at Haneul Park

  Haneul Park is famous for its fields of tall pampas grass, sunset views, and night views of Seoul.

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  Naksan Park at Night

  See the Seoul City Wall and beautiful views of downtown Seoul at Naksan Park.

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  Figure Museum W

  The Figure Museum W is a museum dedicated to figurines and toys!

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  Yeoeuido KBS

  KBS, public broadcasting station located at Yeoeuido has facilities of the main building, new building, KBS hall, and KBS On.

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  Some Sevit

  Some Sevit where you could feel the charm of the Han River is gaining popularity as one of the places where you could enjoy Seoul’s night scenery, and filming spots for various movies and dramas.

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  SMTOWN@coexartium

  If you are a K-pop fan, it is impossible not to know SM Entertainment’s culture complex space, SMTOWN at Coex Artium.

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  Hongdae

  Nights in Seoul are vibrant and welcoming. Lit up by neon signs that buzz late into the night, evenings in Seoul have a creative energy that sucks people in crowds.

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  Cheongwadae Sarangchae

  Korea’s presidential residence, Cheogwadae, has a newly transformed “Sarangchae”, or front-most section.

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See & Do Attractions

• 
  DMZ

  The Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) is a stretch of land that runs the width of the Korean Peninsula and serves as a buffer between North and South Korea. It is unique in that it marks a divide between two countries still technically at war.

  Read More
• 
  Seoul Animation Center

  Open since May 1995, Seoul Animation Center is a center operated by Seoul Business Agency (SBA) and was created for promoting Korean contents and supporting comic/animation businesses.

  Read More
• 
  Night Views at Maebongsan Mountain

  Maebongsan Mountain stretches across Yongsan-gu, Jung-gu, and Seongdong-gu and is connected to Namsan Mountain.

  Read More
• 
  Night Views at Haneul Park

  Haneul Park is famous for its fields of tall pampas grass, sunset views, and night views of Seoul.

  Read More
• 
  Naksan Park at Night

  See the Seoul City Wall and beautiful views of downtown Seoul at Naksan Park.

  Read More
• 
  Figure Museum W

  The Figure Museum W is a museum dedicated to figurines and toys!

  Read More
• 
  Yeoeuido KBS

  KBS, public broadcasting station located at Yeoeuido has facilities of the main building, new building, KBS hall, and KBS On.

  Read More
• 
  Some Sevit

  Some Sevit where you could feel the charm of the Han River is gaining popularity as one of the places where you could enjoy Seoul’s night scenery, and filming spots for various movies and dramas.

  Read More
• 
  SMTOWN@coexartium

  If you are a K-pop fan, it is impossible not to know SM Entertainment’s culture complex space, SMTOWN at Coex Artium.

  Read More
• 
  Hongdae

  Nights in Seoul are vibrant and welcoming. Lit up by neon signs that buzz late into the night, evenings in Seoul have a creative energy that sucks people in crowds.

  Read More
• 
  Cheongwadae Sarangchae

  Korea’s presidential residence, Cheogwadae, has a newly transformed “Sarangchae”, or front-most section.

  Read More