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DAY 3 : The War Memorial of Korea and Yongsan Park - Ichon Hangang Park
DAY 4 & 5 : Inwangsan Mountain - Sejong Village Food and Culture Alley - Cheonggyecheon Stream - Hongik Univ
Gyeongui Line Forest Park
As an abandoned railroad turned into a cultural promenade that crosses the city, it is a space anyone can use and a resting place for city dwellers outside typical parks. There are many shops and restaurants nearby you can enjoy.
Changdeokgung Palace and Secret Garden - Bukchon - Insa-dong - Seodaemun Prison History Hall - Myeong-dong - N Seoul Tower
Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site, this Joseon Dynasty garden showcases unique beauty every season. It is a place where Korean traditions seamlessly blend with nature.
A street lined with traditional Korean houses, Hanok, where you can experience traditional crafts at the Hanok Village Workshop.
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.
It is a historical museum restored by renovating a former prison and detention facilities. It is a space that concisely shows the history of the Korean independence movement.
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.
The War Memorial of Korea and Yongsan Park - Ichon Hangang Park
The historical aspects of the Korean War and the weapons used at the time are on display, allowing visitors to experience extreme war situations in various ways.
A park often used as a walking and jogging course where you can enjoy reeds, silver grass, and cosmos throughout the season. It can also be used as a space for various leisure and sports such as tennis and basketball.
Inwangsan Mountain - Sejong Village Food and Culture Alley - Cheonggyecheon Stream
Many people visit Inwangsan Mountain because you can see a panoramic view of Inwangsan Mountain, Naesan Mountain, Namsan Mountain, and Baegaksan Mountain surrounding Gyeongbokgung Palace from its summit.
Situated at Exit 2 of Gyeongbokgung Station, this local tourist spot offers a variety of foods alongside traditional Korean lanterns known as Cheongsachorong. The area is rich in historical and cultural attractions and offers numerous sights and activities.
Located near Gwanghwamun, Cheonggyecheon Stream boasts a popular walking path that stretches from Cheonggye Plaza to DDP, attracting many visitors.
Hongik Univ.
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.
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