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Cafes from which you can see the colorful autumn leaves
A food tour that will delight your mouth in autumn
An excellent place to walk with a full stomach
A space to focus on books and people
Unique bookstores in the charming Seoul
Another place to fill your mind
A Seoul road trip
Trip to Seoul’s suburb via public transportation
A town where the past and the present coexist
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The National Assembly Building houses Korea's legislative branch of government and it is located in Yeouido.
The Hyundai Seoul is the largest shopping mall in Seoul, covering an area the size of 13 football fields. The mall opened in 2021 and offers visitors the chance to enjoy a relaxed shopping experience, which is why the mall has dedicated 49% of its entire property to recreational areas.
A beautiful interactive park and resting area for visitors to enjoy up to 37 different public art works that put an artistic spin on the Hangang River from a cultural arts perspective. Stop on by for some personal healing amid the cold, bustling life of the city in this beautifully imaginative park dedicated to the arts filled with inspiration, wonder, and enjoyment.
The 63 Square skyscraper is a Yeouido landmark that features an aquarium, viewing observatory, gallery, IMAX cinema and performance hall.
The Yongsan Crafts Museum is a network platform bridging cities together, as well as the past and present of crafts culture.
A cultural space located in the midst of the city, Sounds Urban Resort Hannam is a building complex of residential apartments, offices, and retail shops.
Located on the 2nd and 3rd floor of Blue Square in Yongsan, Blue Square Book Park is a cultural space featuring a library of specialized science and art books, lecture halls, a gallery, and café.
A spacious interior that encapsulates both the value and significance of thought and love.
Sajik Park is a park located in Sajik-dong, Jongno-gu.
A cultural space located inside Gyeongbokgung Station.
Hwanghakjeong is an archery field built by Emperor Gojong who strongly believed that archery was the best activity for training one's body and spirit.
A new cultural space constructed from old buildings, located in Saemunan.
The Lotte World Folk Museum highlights Korean folk culture through miniature displays.
Seoul Book Bogo is a new cultural space created by Seoul Metropolitan Government to house old, secondhand books they gathered from old bookstores around the city.
Comes fully equipped with large recreational facilities, such as a swimming pool, inline skating rinks, cycling roads, ice rink, soccer field, and volleyball courts.
Go to Seokchon Lake to see all 123 stories of the Lotte World Tower lit up like something out of a fairy tale.
The Sewoon Shopping Center was founded in 1968 as Korea's first electronics market under the mission of creating a thriving business community complex and has been around for over 40 years.
A historical and cultural space showcasing a piece of Korean history.
See the Seoul City Wall and beautiful views of downtown Seoul at Naksan Park.
Dongdaemun Design Plaza opened its door on 21st March 2014. DDP is running 24 hours a day and functioning as an open space for public.
