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Korea Furniture Museum The Korea Furniture Museum is a unique museum that focuses only on traditional wooden furniture. 36 reviews
Myeong-dong Tourist Information Center The Myeong-dong Tourist Information Center is a sprawling information center that serves to assist foreign and domestic tourists to Seoul. 23 reviews
Seoul Anglican Cathedral The Seoul Anglican Cathedral was built during the Japanese colonial era and it is located beside Deoksugung Palace. 22 reviews
Seoul Metropolitan Library The former Seoul City Hall has reopened its doors as the city's main public library, while the building's outer walls, main hall, and central staircase have been restored back to their original glory from when it was built in 1926. 19 reviews
Cheonggyecheon Museum The Cheonggyecheon Museum documents the history of the Cheonggyecheon Stream area. 18 reviews
Jinkwansa Temple Jinkwansa Temple, located in Bukhansan National Park, is a temple established by the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. Jinkwansa offers temple stays. 16 reviews
Heo Jun Museum The Heo Jun Museum commemorates the life and works of the renowned Joseon-era doctor and scholar, Heo Jun. 14 reviews
A Look at Yonsei University's 3 Historic Halls Yonsei University is one of Korea's best universities. Its history is deep and many of the buildings on the Yonsei campus have modern historical significance. 14 reviews

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