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.

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

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.

Located in Hoehyeon-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul. This park honors Beakbeom Kim Koo, a figure in Korean history, and is halfway up the mountain on the way to Namsan Park.

Starting point of the Gyeongbu Line, Gyeongui Line, and the Airport Railroad (AREX), it is Seoul’s central station, where subway lines 1 and 4 go through. From here, you can travel to various parts of Korea by taking the high-speed train (KTX) and regular trains.

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.

A global cultural street where you can enjoy food and products from various cultures in Korea and overseas.

Narrow alleys where print shops and lighting shops are concentrated are being revived with plenty of Newtro style. It is fun to look deep into Korea's unique hops and stalls area called ‘Euljiro Nogari Street,’ cafes and cultural spaces hidden in surrounding buildings.

It is a sightseeing road that leads along the ridge of Bugaksan Mountain. The scenic drive, which takes about 30 minutes by car, has natural sceneries, such as the ruins of an old castle near the road.

There is a street in front of the campus of Hongik University famous for its art fields, for young people to enjoy various cultural and art events, street performances, and fashion items.

Located in the middle of Yanghwadaegyo Bridge, Seonyudo Park is the first environmental regeneration ecological park and water park in Korea created by rehabilitating the architectural structures of a water purification plant. It has various attractions and resting spots, such as the Story Hall and Seonyujeong Pavilion. You can also enjoy aquatic plants and ecological forests in various gardens, such as the Water Purification Garden, the Green Pillar Garden, the Aquatic Botanical Garden, and the Garden of Time.

Times Square Yeongdeungpo, a new urban entertainment and cultural space, is a large-scale complex shopping mall with Yeongdeungpo Station, one of the transportation hubs in Seoul, at the forefront.

As the third tallest skyscraper in Korea, it was once regarded as a symbol of Seoul. It has office facilities, various auxiliary facilities, and tourist spaces such as an observatory and an aquarium.

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.

As one of the main temples in Seoul, located in the middle of downtown Samseong-dong, it is a symbolic space where the past and present coexist. Temple stay programs are offered.

COEX Mall is a super-large underground shopping mall with over 260 shopping stores, a super-large library, an aquarium, a department store, and a movie theater.

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.