Seoul Things to Do

 5 Reviews  'Cookin' Nanta' is a show recommended to me by a friend and I'm glad I watched it. It's a performance where a cast of just 5 people (4 chefs and their manager) play out a story using knives, pots,... 

 8 Reviews  I just love Hangang Park in Yueido. This will be lovelier at night perfect for a romantic stroll. When exiting Yeouinaru Subway, go directly to the Cascade indicated on the map at the entrance of the... 

 13 Reviews  Jong Myo is the Royal Ancestral Shrine of the Joseon Dynasty ( 1392~1910 ). There are two major ritual halls and seven auxiliary structures including Gongsindang, pavilion. This( picture ) main hall... 

 10 Reviews  If you've lived in Seoul for a while you may start to miss some of your back-home products. You also, however, don't really want to go out on an all-day shopping trip to Wal-Mart or Costco or wherever... 

 26 Reviews  Korean drama series are very close in our hearts. Okay; I admit that I did watched one of their drama series-the traditional one! I'm amazed by Korea's rich culture and tradition that's why I'm very... 

 7 Reviews  Cheonggyecheon stream is cooling downtown Seoul and there are more entertaining cultural events planned this year than ever before. GWANGTONGGYO BRIDGE is the largest of the bridges crossing the... 

 6 Reviews  Cheong Wa Dae (청와대) is often called the "The Blue House", named after its blue roof with a tongue-in-cheek reference to the United States White House. Like the White House, the... 

 5 Reviews  Even before Japan's annexation of Korea in 1910, Korean opposition forces' increasing resistance gave the Japanese government incentives to build a prison that could house those Koreans who opposed... 

 2 Reviews  Phoenix Park is the main location of TV drama 'Endless Love'. Phoenix Park has varied facilities such as ski resort with 12 slopes, golf club, condo, and hotel. You can find fast food restaurants,... 

 4 Reviews  Bukchon is numerous Korean-style houses standing close together in Gahwe-dong, Samchong-dong, Gyedong, Jaedong, Hwa-dong, Sogyuk-dong, Sagan-dong, Anguk-dong and Wonseo-dong. Since the old days, the... 

 10 Reviews  Tapgol Park was opened in 1897. Its location is great to have some rest between visits to Changdeokgung, Jongmyo and Changgyeonggung. The park is a symbol of Korean resistance. A Declaration of... 

 3 Reviews  Suraksan is a mountain north of Seoul, most of the way to Uijongbu. From the summit and various other points on the mountain, there are amazing views of Seoul, Bukhansan, and Dobongsan. Near the peak,... 

 5 Reviews  The National Museum of Korea is the most representative and most extensive museum in Korea with over 220,000 objects in its collection. If you want to feel the core of Korean art and history, this is... 

 6 Reviews  There is a few houses in the village. And the house is either the actual house or a restored house according to the actual design. What interest me the most is something that you can see at Saranchee... 

 4 Reviews  Am pretty impressed by the architectural beauty of Incheon International Airport. It's very huge, modern & bright. You have to take a train inside to take you to the boarding gates. Try to get here... 

 2 Reviews  Namhansanseong (남한산성) is one of my favorite places to hike in Korea. It combines nice hiking trails, with a historic fortress, massive gates, several Buddhist temples, a... 

 3 Reviews  Just a little bit of a walk from COEX is this temple. It seems incredibly out of place for the area it is in, but is typical Korea of in many respects. It is a temple for the Zen sect of Buddhism... 

 1 Review  There are many 'hang out' areas in Seoul such as Yeongdong, a largely residential area but with many local bars/lounges, and Itaewon, place to see non-Asian foreigners. But my favorite had to be... 

 3 Reviews  There are dramatic performance street of Seoul. lots of dramatic companys and lots of little theaters stand at street, and you'll to find for many atmosphere restaurants and street drawing artists,... 

 4 Reviews  This is where King Gojong held a ceremony to begin the new Daehanjeguk Empire and proclaimed himself emperor; officially ending the Joseon Dynasty. He attempted to demonstrate the independence of the... 

 2 Reviews  Seoul's Pagoda Park, now called Tapgol Park, is the first modern one built in this city. It has a number of beautiful and historically significant pagodas, including some that are counted as national... 

 4 Reviews  This is, in my opinion, the most beautiful of Korea's royal palaces. Built in 1395, it is dedicated to the monarchs of the Choson dynasty, who ruled Korea from 1392 to 1910 (when Japan took over).... 

 3 Reviews  You can get to this green and mountainous area just outside of Seoul easily on the blue subway line. The park is a welcome change from inner city Seoul and has plenty to keep the whlole family...