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Seoul World Cup Stadium The Seoul World Cup Stadium was constructed to host games for the 2002 FIFA World Cup and continues to be a major part of the Korean sporting scene. 203 reviews

KBS Tourhall KBS Tourhall is Korea's first dedicated broadcasting exhibition hall in Korea. 30 reviews

Kukkiwon World Taekwondo Headquarters Kukkiwon is the official headquarters for the Korean martial art of Taekwondo. 15 reviews

Daehak-ro Daehak-ro (sometimes spelled Daehangno) is Seoul's theater and performing arts district. 128 reviews

Jamsil Baseball Stadium When Jamsil Baseball Stadium opened in 1982, it was Korea's first baseball stadium. Located in the southern part of Seoul, it remains one the country's major sporting arenas. 424 reviews

Hangang River Cycling Trail The Hangang River Cycling Trail stretches almost the riverside and spans a total of 240km. It is the longest cycling route in Korea.

Grand Hyatt Seoul Ice Rink The Grand Hyatt Seoul Ice Rink is an outdoor ice rink, located at the Grand Hyatt Hotel. 2739 reviews

Seven Luck Casino (Seoul Dragon City Branch) Seven Luck Casino (Seoul Dragon City Branch) is a premium casino for international visitors to Korea. 208 reviews

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