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Seoul radiates charm through different colors and moods each time the season changes. The city, filled with five colors created by fallen leaves, changes into new white clothes called 'snow' in winter and emits a lyrical charm. Main tourist attractions in Seoul, such as the Olympic Park, Namsan Mountain, and Gyeongbokgung Palace, which are popular with city dwellers, create a different atmosphere in winter and excite the onlookers.

What would the scenery of the snowy fields in the big city of Seoul look like? Don't shrink from the cold just because it's winter, and go out and enjoy the beautiful snowy scenery. As you enjoy the enchanting snowscape, the cold will disappear before you know it, and only warm memories will remain in your heart.

• 📸 Memorable picture-taking spots
• 🏞 One of the world's top five sculpture parks
• 🌳 A solitary tree, the 6th view of Olympic Park

Olympic Park is already famous on social media as a winter date spot in Seoul. Olympic Park was created for the Asian Games in 1986 and the Olympics in 1988 and is loved by city dwellers because it allows them to enjoy various cultural experiences and cultural arts. Special mention to the Sculpture Park within the Olympic Park, which is considered one of the top five sculpture parks in the world and exhibits more than 200 pieces from new local and international artists as well as world-class masters. The sculptures on display in the snowfield offer a breath of fresh air.

At the Olympic Park, nine places offer nine views of the Olympic Park. Among them, the 6th view, “The Solitary Tree,” is a photo-taking spot recommended by the Korea Photographers Association and a hot spot that many people visit. A single tree standing elegantly on top of a hill covered with only white snow is an unparalleled beautiful subject. Since it's winter, let's enjoy the winter sensibility with a more transparent sky, dazzling white snow hills, and a solitary tree. Taking memorable photos is a bonus, of course. If there is much snow, the stairs to the hill may be closed, so use subway lines 5 and 9 to access the Olympic Park’s back gate.

Songpa-gu, where the Olympic Park is located, offers many things to see, such as the Jamsil Lotte World Mall , Seokchon Lake and Songnidan-gil . If you have felt the winter vibe of the solitary tree, visiting nearby tourist attractions will make the trip worthwhile.

• Address 424 Olympic-ro, Songpa-gu, Seoul
• Website https://www.ksponco.or.kr/olympicpark/

• 🏙 Seoul's symbol and the number-one tourist attraction
• 💓 Perfect dating course
• 🌃 Snowscape and nightscape all at once

Located in the center of Seoul, the N Seoul Tower, which can be seen anywhere in Seoul, is the city’s number one tourist attraction. N Seoul Tower is a must-visit tourist attraction that foreigners who have visited Korea have seen at least once, thanks to its appearance as a filming location for Korean dramas and entertainment programs that caused the Korean Hallyu boom. You can enjoy a 360-degree view of Seoul’s entire city from the N Seoul Tower. Seoul Tower Plaza has cafes, restaurants, food and beverage outlets, and various convenience facilities.

You can enjoy the N Seoul Tower while being downtown and seeing the tower as a lighthouse protecting the city. Another way is to see Seoul's beautiful panoramic and night views from the top. To fully enjoy the snowscape of Namsan Mountain and the N Seoul Tower, we recommend walking up Namsan Dulle-gil. While going up the Dulle-gil, the view of Seoul opens up little by little, and the panoramic view is another thing to appreciate. As you go up, the panoramic view of Seoul becomes broader and clearer, but the city’s noise subsides little by little. On the way up, the snow flowers blooming on the winter trees make the eyes and mind happy.

The view of Seoul from the N Seoul Tower, where you arrived while enjoying the snowy scenery, is truly spectacular. The Sunset Zone, where you can enjoy an enchanting moment at sunset, and the Love Bridge, a colorful tunnel of lights, are good dates courses. On a snowy day, hold the hand of your loved one and stroll along Namsan Dulle-gil. Promising your eternal love at the tower you have reached after a challenging climb will be an unforgettable winter memory for the rest of your life.

N Seoul Tower is also close to Yongsan and Myeong-dong, the hippest areas in Seoul. There are many things to enjoy and see, such as the National Theater of Korea , Namsangol Hanok Village and Sowol-gil , so it would be a good idea to visit them as well.

• Address 105 Namsan Gongwon-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul
• Website https://www.nseoultower.co.kr

• 🏰 Joseon’s largest palace and Seoul’s representative palace
• 👀 Hyangwonjeong Pavilion, which changes depending on where you look
• 📸 Famous for picture-taking during the four seasons

Gyeongbokgung Palace is an indispensable historical and cultural place in Seoul tourism and a beautiful destination. The scenery of Gyeongbokgung Palace, the main palace in Seoul, is gorgeous in all four seasons, but Hyangwonjeong Pavilion is stunning during winter. Hyangwonjeong, which means far-off fragrance, is a hexagonal pavilion located on a small island in the center of a square pond. The beautiful palace with dark roof tiles and five-color dancheong contrast with the white snow that falls in winter, creating a beautiful landscape painting. The island where Hyangwonjeong Pavilion is located is connected to Chwihyanggyo Bridge, a wooden overpass. Hyangwonjeong Pavilion and the wooden bridge gracefully nestled on the white snow piled above the frozen pond present the highest peak of the snowscape. Gyeongbokgung Palace, famous for being photographed in all four seasons, shows different appearances depending on the season and offers different views depending on the viewing location. If you observe Hyangwonjeong Pavilion from the west, you can enjoy the incredible scenery overlapping with the traditional architecture of The National Folk Museum of Korea in the back.

Take a stroll through Gyeongbokgung Palace, where there are several quarters, including the Gyeonghoeru Pavilion, which is also famous for its night view, and enjoy the scent of winter. It is also recommended to take a walk around the snow-covered palace wearing colorful hanbok and take pictures. It will be a unique experience only found at the Seoul Palaces.

Jongno, where Gyeongbokgung Palace is located, is an excellent area to explore Seoul’s history and culture, including Gwanghwamun Square, the country’s main square, the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art , Bukchon Hanok Village , and Seochon Hanok Village. Let's enjoy the winter mood of Jongno, which has a long tradition and history.

• Address Gyeongbokgung, 161 Sajik-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul
• Website http://www.royalpalace.go.kr/