Latest Events in Seoul(April Updated)

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"Solo Leveling" themed exhibition is an immersive hunter adventure experience specially designed for global manga and anime fans, perfectly recreating the fantasy world of this top-tier action-packed work. The exhibition adopts an immersive storyline adventure mode where visitors become rookie E-rank hunters, starting their journey from the Hunter Association registration office and progressing through iconic scenes like the Dual Dungeon, King's Audience Chamber, and Ant King's Nest. The exhibition area showcases a vast collection of officially licensed original artwork, storyboard sketches, and character design materials, fully presenting the creative details from manga to anime. Life-size 1:1 statues of ultra-popular characters like Igris and the Ant King make a stunning appearance, recreating the visual impact of famous scenes. Interactive challenge zones and skill experience installations are set up on-site, along with a dedicated mission stamp system, allowing visitors to personally experience protagonist Sung Jin-Woo's growth journey from hunter to Shadow Monarch.

The exhibition will showcase over 50 works from the artist's career, encompassing various forms including installation, sculpture, and painting, many of which have never been exhibited in Asia before. It includes some of Hirst's most representative series, such as *Natural History* (formaldehyde sculpture), *Rotating Painting*, *Medicine Cabinet*, *Cherry Blossoms*, and *Spots and Butterflies Painting*. The exhibition traces the development of Hirst's most famous themes. Throughout his artistic career, Hirst has consistently explored the intricate relationship between beauty, religion, science, life, and death.

The schedule for the 2026 Yeouido Spring Cherry Blossom Festival has finally been announced! This year's festival will last for five days, from April 8th (Wednesday) to April 12th (Sunday). You can enjoy more than 1,800 cherry blossom trees in full bloom along a 1.7-kilometer stretch of Yeouido West Road behind the National Assembly Building, creating a spectacular scene. The cherry blossoms are expected to begin blooming around the last weekend of March.

This exhibition breaks down the rigid framework of daily life, transforming familiar landscapes into absurd, humorous, and unexpected scenes. Visitors will enjoy sculptures, installations, photographs, videos, and even commercial projects—a comprehensive glimpse into Max Siddentop's playful creativity. Highlights include "possibly the world's largest jigsaw puzzle" and a three-meter-tall statue of the artist himself, promising a delightful surreal experience.

Performers (Artist): KRAFTWERK

On November 15, the National Museum of Korea opened its first dedicated exhibition room for the Oegyujanggak Uigwe. Located on the second floor of the National Museum of Korea’s permanent exhibition hall, this exhibition room is a space where visitors can only view the Oegyujanggak Uigwe, allowing them to fully experience the Oegyujanggak Uigwe.

This cultural event will be held from April 25 to May 3, 2026, at the Seoul Royal Palace and the Jongmyo Shrine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This will be an excellent opportunity to experience the history and culture of the Korean Royal Family. The Korean Royal Culture Festival is Korea's largest cultural heritage event, held twice a year. The Korean Royal Culture Festival has expanded its programs and services specifically for foreign visitors, offering a relaxed, convenient, and immersive experience. Whether you're a history buff or an adventurer, this cultural festival offers a fantastic opportunity to explore Korean royal culture, allowing you to experience its unique charm while enjoying beautiful scenery and participating in cultural activities.

In the 17th century, a new type of white porcelain with a beveled surface emerged. These wheel-forged vessels were "chamfered" into octagonal, or, in rare cases, hexagonal, or even decagonal, shapes. In a society that emphasized frugality, we hope you'll appreciate the subtle elegance of this white porcelain, created through the harmonious blend of angles and surfaces achieved through the chamfering technique.

If you're visiting Seoul and looking for a unique cultural and artistic experience, this exhibition is worth adding to your itinerary. "CookieRun: Kingdom Art Collaboration: Legacy of the Great Kingdom" is a large-scale exhibition that blends Korean traditional cultural heritage with immersive media art. Inspired by the globally popular game CookieRun: Kingdom, which boasts over 300 million players, the exhibition perfectly combines game characters with traditional Korean craftsmanship. Here, you can see 10 original artworks created by Korean masters of national intangible cultural heritage, featuring exquisite mother-of-pearl lacquerware, traditional carving techniques, and other classic crafts. These works reinterpret CookieRun characters through contemporary artistic language, breathing new life into traditional culture. Located at Seoul's cultural landmark Ara Art Center in Insa-dong, the exhibition spans 12 immersive galleries covering approx. 2,800㎡. Through light, sound, and interactive installations, visitors will enter a magical world where art, storytelling, and digital media converge. Unlike traditional museum exhibitions, this experience brings Korean cultural heritage to life. Visitors can appreciate the charm of traditional Korean crafts through light interactions and immersive spaces, creating a unique fusion of art, technology, and culture. Situated in Insa-dong, Seoul's representative cultural district, the venue is within walking distance of popular attractions like Gyeongbokgung Palace, Gwanghwamun Gate, and Bukchon Hanok Village, making it an ideal stop for cultural exploration in Seoul. If you like - Korean culture - K-culture - Immersive art exhibition - Popular attractions in Seoul This exhibition is definitely worth a visit.