The largest shopping area in central Seoul with a comprehensive collection of department stores, duty-free shops, various global brands, and street food.

Gwanghwamun Square is the gateway leading to Gyeongbokgung Palace, the main palace of Seoul and Korea. The square is a cultural/resting place for city dwellers to meet the historical King Sejong and Admiral Yi Sun-sin.

Feel the history and dignity of the Joseon Dynasty at this emblematic Korean palace. Wear a hanbok and travel back in time at the Gyeongbokgung Palace.

Crafts shops run by artisans and traditional art galleries where you can find the most Korean products. A typical location for foreign tourists to buy Korean souvenirs.

A street with an artistic sense where hanok-inspired cafes, crafts, galleries, and libraries are gathered.

As a traditional market located in the center of Seoul, it has become more famous for market foods such as Bindae-tteok (Mung Bean Pancake) and gimbap. It is full of hanbok and related props, and people wanting to buy souvenirs from their visit to Korea.

Dongdaemun DDP (Dongdaemun Design Plaza) is a cultural complex where conventions, design exhibitions, performances, and fashion shows are held. It is an architectural landmark resembling a spaceship.

If you take the Namsan cable car from Myeongdong to N Seoul Tower, you will move to the top of Namsan Mountain most easily and nicely. It’s a symbol of Seoul, ranked as the number one tourist attraction, and a romantic place where lovers' love locks are hung alongside a beautiful view from the observatory.  

A symbol of Seoul, ranked as the number one tourist attraction, and a romantic place where lovers' love locks are hung alongside a beautiful view from the observatory.

The Hangang River is where Seoul's representative festivals and events are held. You can taste delicious food, ride a bicycle, see the night view and sunset of Seoul, and enjoy rest and leisure in a place where nature and the city center are in harmony with the busy downtown of Seoul.

In the commercial district centered around the intersection of Gangnam Station, stores and restaurants of various companies and brands are lined up. The center of the Gangnam area is crowded day and night.

It is a service that allows you to go to the airport by limousine after handling all immigration procedures in the city center rather than the airport.

This subway station is adjacent to Hongik University, Korea's leading art university, and is also called Hongik University Entrance. It is connected to the airport railroad, which makes it convenient to head to the airport.