Real views of Seoul are only available from an observatory There is a must-see landmark that always appears on everyone’s travel itinerary... ...which is going to the most famous observatory in the city. In Seoul, the tallest observatory is Seoul Sky. Enjoy the thrill of looking out onto Seoul at night from the sky of Seoul Sky, located on the 123rd floor of Lotte World Tower.

RETRO found in the hippest place. Nowadays, the retro trend is continuing, giving birth to a new term, "Newtro." Not only in fashion, but also in food, culture, travel, and so on... "retro" is attracting much attention and passion.

A true FLEX, Hongdae's Pedestrian-Friendly Street Hongdae's Pedestrian-Friendly Street was selected as one of Korea's 100 representative tourist attractions in 2019-2020. Facilities for tourists’ convenience, such as performance stages, resting spaces, Mapo Tourist Information Center, luggage storage, and more are all located in the park that spans over approximately 330 square meters.

ORAEGAGE (Old Stores), Breathing Historical Sites in Seoul Since 2017, the Seoul Metropolitan Government (SMG) has designated stores that have maintained the unique characteristics and stories of Seoul in their business for a very long time as ‘ORAEGAGE (old stores).

Jeongdong Observatory Located on the 13th floor of Seoul City Hall Seosomun Building, Jeongdong Observatory is a public observatory with a great view of Deoksugung Palace.

Gaehwasan Mountain Located in Banghwa-dong, Gangseo-gu, Gaehwasan Mountain is nestled between Haengjusanseong (Haengju Fortress) and Hangang River.

‘Culture Station Seoul 284’ from Train Station to Complex Cultural Space Culture Station Seoul 284 is a dynamic and open complex cultural space.

Anyoung Insadong Anyoung Insadong is a cultural and entertainment shopping complex with many galleries, cafes, and shops.