Let’s take a walk through alleyways that are packed with the charms of everyday life in comfortable clothes. We’d like to introduce 10 ‘hip’ alleyways of Seoul that are secluded but filled with things to see.

Korean dessert encapsulating the four seasons.

Experience and tour program for millennials seeking experience overconsumption.

Even amidst COVID-19, there are various solo tour courses through which travelers can enjoy Gangnam, a hot tourist spot of Seoul.

A space for commemorating patriotic martyrs and the site for historical education.

Kang Gam-chan Exhibit Hall, where you can meet Great Commander Kang Gam-chan who played an active role in the golden age of Goryeo.

A museum built to raise awareness surrounding the symbolic and historic meaning of the site and provide a cultural space for citizens to share the meaning.

Songpa Trail connects the four streams that flow around Songpa-gu (Seongnaecheon Stream, Jangjicheon Stream, Tancheon Stream, and Hangang River).

A garden of light that blooms in darkness in the night of winter with the sleeping green.

Youngwol Y Park was established by refurbishing the Sulsaem Museum in Jucheon-myeon.

A walk along the beach together in winter. Haewollu Pavilion is a scenic site where you can look out at the sea and Wando Island.

Looking for our future in Gumi, the home of Neo-Confucianism.

Seoul Recommendations

An exhibition shedding light upon the Samgunyeong military base during the Joseon Dynasty and a particular family who had served for generations as officers.