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Explore the best things to do in Seoul! Uncover top activities and experiences for an unforgettable visit.
Updated Jun 2024
- 7.94.6/55132 ReviewFrom12.7
based on 9550 reviews"seoul is a fun place to go toi had good foodit was a wonderful experiencewill go again next yearmaybe this year i will go again"Seoul.Seoul Station1.9km from downtownHighlights: • Namsan Mountain, a well-known Korean landmark that has been standing for more than 30 years, and you can enjoy a 360-degree view of Seoul city from the observation tower• The Lover's Lock Wall is a must-visit place for couples and is also the filming location for many Korean dramas.• The lighting equipment that changes color according to the seasons allows you to temporarily forget the daily hustle and bustle of the metropolis and fully experience the beauty of SeoulN Seoul Tower is a major landmark located on top of Namsan Mountain, overlooking a panoramic view of Seoul. It is not only a paradise for Koreans, but also a popular destination for foreign tourists. Under the N Seoul Tower is a wall of locks, where lovers come to hang a lock symbolizing their never-ending love. The French-style revolving restaurant at the tower is a popular spot for a romantic dinner. Another highlight of the N Seoul Tower is the fantastic night view. The lights on the launch tower, observation deck, tower and tower floor are all as magnificent as they are varied, and even change with the weather and seasons.△ The classic landmark of Korea-"N Seoul Tower", please enjoy the 360-degree view of Seoul city and experience unforgettable moments!△ Leave a message of love and memories between lovers, family members, and friends on the love lock ~△ The Namsan Cable Car is a perfect date place for couples. Take the cable car and have a panoramic view of the scenery of Namsan Mountain and Seoul!△ It is a wonderful experience to enjoy American fire-grilled burgers while admiring the beautiful scenery of Seoul.Show Less - 7.94.7/51426 ReviewFrom25.75
based on 1835 reviews"I visited this place with my husband. I really liked it! The only thing is that you’ll be standing in line to look at the pandas, but everything else is fine!"Yongin-si36.2km from downtownHighlights: • Experience South Korea's first wooden roller coaster, T-Express, and challenge the limits of your courage• Step into the world of pandas in the animal kingdom,cute and fluffy pandas will melt your heart• 💜Filming location of BTS Dynamite music video💜Everland is a classic theme and amusement park in South Korea，which is a dream-like place for everyone, as people can visit the wildlife zoo by jeep, a marketplace whose theme is the world's main cities and a flower celebration that changes every season, as well as thrilling and exciting recreational activities, such as the happy and inspiring flower parade, rollercoaster and T-Express.△ 【T Express】Like the winding and rugged Alps, with a speed of 104km per hour and a drop of 77 degrees, it is absolutely thrilling! The world's highest roller coaster package you will never forget!△ 【Safari World】An open safari view spread out through a wide window.A chance to meet a live predator right under your nose!Lower vision, closer vision, wider vision.Meet more vivid wildtrams.△ 【Panda World】You’re cordially invited to Korea’s only exhibition hall that incorporates advanced IT, where you can not only view but also experience panda. Diverse IT devices deliver a vivid experience of a panda’s everyday life. A space where you can view the cute panda right under your nose! △ 【Amazon Express】Let's take off for the jungle in search of hidden pleasure and fun! The cool splash of water along the 580 meter long water path adds more fun to our adventure A person of 110cm or less must be accompanied by a guardian.△ 【Dynamite MV Location】Come and check out the shooting location of BTS' hit "Dynamite" MV! Take photos of the same pose√Show Less - 7.74.6/55340 ReviewFreebased on 10440 reviews"Going to the ticket office, a conductor was shouting, let the travel agency QR code will be discounted by 25%, and then after scanning, I found that the mobile phone directly linked to the Trip.com website, and then paid directly online."Seoul.Myeong-dong1km from downtownHighlights: Myeong-dong is a well-known commercial district in Korea that combines food and beverage all kinds of entertainment. It includes a wide variety of brand-name stores with small vendors selling small commodities and food on either side of the street. The Myeong-dong Festival is held here in the spring and autumn, as well as the Miss Myeong-dong Pageant, folk games, traditional wedding ceremonies, fashion shows and plenty of other attractions.Show Less
- 7.64.5/53846 ReviewFrom6.35based on 10838 reviews"the largest of the Five Grand Palaces, and witness the traditional changing of the guard ceremony. Nearby, Gwanghwamun Square offers a gateway to Korea’s rich history with its iconic statues and the majestic view of the palace against the city’s skyline."Seoul.Insadong / Bukchon1.5km from downtownHighlights: Gyeongbokgung Palace is located in a corner of central Seoul, the first palace constructed during the Joseon Dynasty. Gyeongbokgung features gorgeous scenery all year round, with cherry blossoms in the spring, green trees in summer, ginkgo trees in autumn, and pearly white snow in winter. Korean dramas, such as "Da Jang Geum", "The House of Kings", and "You from the Stars" have all been filmed here. The east side of Gyeongbokgung Palace is Geonchunmun Gate, with Yeongchumun in the west, Sinmumun in the north, and Gwanghwamun in the south. Gwanghwamun Gate is the main entrance to the palace, featuring exquisite craftsmanship, clever architecture, and a magnificent stylistic design. The changing of the guard ceremony is certainly worth a watch.Show Less
- 7.44.6/51613 ReviewFreebased on 5322 reviews"What a wonderful moments at Bukchon Hanok Village at Jongno District, Seoul, South Korea. Hanok is a traditional Korean architecture and There's quite unique to know about how distinct and special Korean Design is mix from Chinese and Japanese Designs. Hopefully i could be there again."Seoul.Bukchon Hanok Village1.8km from downtownHighlights: Bukchon Hanok Village is a classic traditional residential area in Seoul. The houses are all perfectly preserved blue-spring houses of the Joseson era. In addition to traditional Hanok, Korean restaurants, hanbok stores, and traditional handicraft workshops, the area now includes a number of cafes, Western restaurants, clothing shops and galleries in traditional Korean houses. Visitors can choose to either visit the North Village, or stay in Hanok. The eight villages in Kitamura are a famous attraction in the Bukchon Hanok Village. These scenes highlight the architectural charm of the Hanok houses, some artistic and others rich in the flavor of the daily life of local residents.Show Less
- 7.04.7/5620 ReviewFrom19.68based on 538 reviews"worth going at least once. really interesting show which does not require any understanding of the korean language. look out for discounts to get better priced tickets"Seoul.Myeong-dong612m from downtownHighlights: • Appreciate the realistic and interesting kitchen performance art and the dazzling performances• Presenting the classic rhythm of the traditional Korean tune "Samulo Game" in stage art, integrating acrobatics, comedy and percussion performances• From traditional folk songs to contemporary songs, watch a talented troupe classic performFounded in 1997, Nanta is the first silent performance in South Korea and the first long-term Broadway performance in Asia. So far, Nanta has performed more than 43,000 performances in 318 cities in 58 countries and regions. It has brought joy to more than 13 million viewers around the world, and was known to Chinese audiences through the 2016 0115 issue of Hunan Satellite TV's "Everyday Upward" program. Now you can come to Korea to experience the charm of NANTA in person, don't miss it!△ Nanta Show uses the rhythm of traditional Korean melodies to bring interesting things that happen in the kitchen to the stage in the form of comedy performances.△ Nanta Show is a work composed solely of rhythm, beats and situations. No language barriers makes it appreciated and resonated by people of all ages and genders around the world.△ The audience can also go on stage to participate in the performance. Come and experience the unique joy of "Nanta" with the actors!△ After first Korea Nanta Show theater opened in Jeongdong, Seoul, theaters in Jeju Island, Myeongdong and Hongdae opened,too, becoming one of the must-visit places for domestic and foreign audiences.Show Less
- 7.04.7/5511 ReviewFrom15.19based on 47 reviews"I recommend for visitors to come here. So creative and cute! I was using DSP to the max and went to COEX Aquarium as one of the free places. I totally didnt regret my decision. This is one of the best places for me with my toddler."Seoul.Samseong-dong9.2km from downtownHighlights: Explore Korea’s largest aquarium COEX Aquarium, home to over 40,000 sea creatures from over 650 different species. While exploring 14 themed exhibitions, you can learn more about local marine life from across the globe with your eyes and hearts. Hop onto a moving walkway and be transported through the deep-sea zone for a completely immersive experience. Finish your aquatic adventure at the penguin’s playground! Create new memories at the COEX Aquarium.△ You can observe the fish that live from the fields to a valley in Korea!△ Meet 40 different kinds of sharks swimming in the giant Aquarium!△ You can see many different kinds of animals from cute otters to penguins and besides fish!△ Enjoyment doubled the fun of participating in the Aquarium's amusing performances and mealtime!△ Meet fish that live in an exotic Aquarium!△ In collaboration with LEGO, you can take photos in various LEGO theme photo zones!Show Less
- 6.94.7/51173 ReviewFrom9.91based on 1931 reviews"Friendly staff at the ZipWire as we were running late and yet they try to rearrange our slot to make sure we are able to enjoy the Zipline. Great scene and great view on the Nami Island."Chuncheon-si54.2km from downtownHighlights: How about going to Nami Island with your family and lover?You can enjoy life-long photos and healing in nature at various photo zones, including various animals such as squirrels, peacocks, and ostriches, the famous Metasequoia Road, and the Winter Sonata statue.It's close to Seoul, so you can get there without any hassle, and you can get there easily by public transportation.Show Less
- 6.64.5/5139 ReviewFrom21.46"Celebrated Children’s day at Legoland Korea Resort - 레고랜드 코리아 리조트 and their 2nd anniversary 🎉 Happy children’s day to all chingu’s out there 🥳"Chuncheon-si72.5km from downtownHighlights: • The world’s 10th Legoland and South Korea’s first global theme park• Experience LEGOLAND with more than 40 rides, shows and check-in points across 7 themes• Bring your family and friends to Legoland Korea to experience the exciting rides and performancesLegoland is the most popular attraction, especially loved by children. The park is home to 44.5 million LEGO bricks made of miniature world buildings, animals, astronauts, pirates, princesses, as well as rides such as mini cars, water rafting, and Atlantis Underwater World.△Thrilling rides and attractions for the whole family to enjoy!△ There are various restaurants in the park to suit everyone’s taste.△ Don’t forget to take photos with the various Lego bricks in the park!Show Less
- 6.64.6/5591 ReviewFreebased on 2346 reviews"Gwangjang Market is the Mecca for Korean Street food. Here you can find various Korean comfort foods, as well as various pre-made goods such as Cady, ginseng, nori, and other Korean delicacies to take back home.I also come to the market to buy my "banchan" or side dishes and dried goods, but I strongly recommend visitors to grab a snack when at Gwangjang.I also recommend patrons to visit stalls with prices posted upfront and to wear shoes and not sandles."Seoul.Dongdaemun Market1.9km from downtownHighlights: Gwangjang Market is the place where you can feel the national characteristics in Korea. The flow of people coming and going, the shouting Korean language, and the dazzling array of goods, this is the style of the Korean market. A wide variety of goods are sold in the market, ranging from hanbok, fabrics, and satin to vegetables, fruits, meat, and seafood. Anything you can think of is for sale here. In particular, there are countless hanbok shops, which are good and cheap, and you can even buy them at the purchase price~ Food Street In addition, Gwangjang Market has a long "food street" starting from the North Gate 2, where you can eat all kinds of food. A variety of delicious snacks, mung bean pancakes, spicy fried rice cakes, fish cakes, kimbap and more. Sitting at a lively table, eating traditional Korean snacks, and drinking a glass of soju, you will become a Korean local before you know it! Many variety shows come here to shoot, such as "RUNNINGMAN" and so on. Today, Gwangjang Market has become a must-see destination in Seoul and should not be missed.Show Less
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FAQ
What are some Best Things to Do in Seoul?
Some Best Things to Do in Seoul include:N Seoul Tower, Everland, Myeong-dong, Gyeongbokgung Palace, Bukchon Hanok Village
What are some highly-rated Best Things to Do in Seoul?
Some highly-rated Best Things to Do in Seoul include:N Seoul Tower:4.6, Everland:4.7, Myeong-dong:4.6, Gyeongbokgung Palace:4.5, Bukchon Hanok Village:4.6
At what locations in Seoul can Best Things to Do in Seoul be found?
The Best Things to Do in Seoul are mainly located in:N Seoul Tower:Seoul, Everland:Yongin-si, Myeong-dong:Seoul, Gyeongbokgung Palace:Seoul, Bukchon Hanok Village:Seoul
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