Explore Seoul's Palaces, Villages, and Modern Wonders
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@koreatransfers
16 places on the map
Explore the map in the DocentPro app16 attractions in Seoul: Lotte World, Gangnam-gu, Starfield Library, and 13 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Koreatransfers.
Lotte World
Amusement center
4.3
• One of the largest indoor theme parks globally, open all year • Outdoor Magic Island with a fairytale castle • Features rides, parades, and cultural performances
Gangnam-gu
Place
• Upscale district known for shopping, dining, and entertainment • Features prominent landmarks like the Starfield Library and the 'Gangnam Style' statue • Free to explore
Starfield Library
Library
4.6
• Public library located in COEX Mall • Impressive three-story bookshelves with over 50,000 books and magazines • Free to visit and explore
Namsan Sky Forest Trail
Hiking area
4.7
• Scenic trail on Namsan Mountain, ideal for walking and hiking • Offers beautiful natural surroundings and views • Free to access
Bukchon Hanok Village
Landmark
4.4
• Traditional Korean village with well-preserved hanok (traditional houses) • Offers a glimpse into Seoul's historical past • Free to explore
Eunpyeong Hanok Village
Landmark
4.2
• Modern hanok village with traditional Korean architecture • Offers a tranquil setting with scenic views of Bukhansan Mountain • Free to explore
Deoksugung Palace
Cultural landmark
4.6
• Historical palace within the ancient Seoul City Wall • Features traditional Korean architecture and gardens • Free to visit
DDP │ Dongdaemun Design Plaza
Cultural center
4.3
• Iconic modern landmark with unique curvilinear architecture by Zaha Hadid • Hosts various exhibitions, fashion shows, and cultural events • Free to visit and explore the exterior
Cheonggyecheon
Park
4.5
• A restored urban stream that runs through downtown Seoul • Offers a peaceful escape from the city bustle with walking paths and waterfalls • Free to access
Myeongdong Night Market
Market
4.4
• Bustling street market known for its diverse street food and cosmetics • Offers a vibrant nightlife experience with many shops and eateries • Free to enter and browse
Changdeokgung
Cultural landmark
4.6
• UNESCO World Heritage site and a prominent example of Joseon Dynasty architecture • Features a secret garden (Huwon) that requires a separate ticket and guided tour • Entrance fee: 3,000 KRW for palace building, 5,000 KRW including Secret Garden
Gyeongbokgung Palace
Cultural landmark
4.6
• The largest of the Five Grand Palaces built during the Joseon Dynasty • Features royal ceremonial grounds and traditional Korean architecture • Entrance fee: 3,000 KRW, free if wearing a hanbok
Nami Island
Park
4.4
• Half-moon shaped island known for its beautiful tree-lined paths and natural scenery • Popular filming location for Korean dramas • Entrance fee: 19,000 KRW with round-trip ferry
Seokchon Lake
Landmark
4.6
• Scenic lake located next to Lotte World • Popular for walking, cherry blossom viewing in spring, and the iconic 'Floating Moon' art installation • Free to access
N Seoul Tower
Landmark
4.5
• Iconic observation and communication tower on Namsan Mountain • Offers panoramic views of Seoul, especially at night • Entrance fee: 29,000 KRW
Namsan Baekbeom Square
Park
4.5
• Public square on Namsan Mountain near Seoul Tower • Offers scenic views and a relaxing atmosphere • Free to access
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