Seoul Travel Guide | See Eat Play Korea
Local Food, Attractions & Walking Routes in Seoul
Discover the best travel attractions and places to see in Korea.
Quick Info ✔ Google Maps Location: 👉 View DDP Location & Walking Directions on Google Maps Introduction – 동대문 디지인 프라자 DDP DDP is one of the best places in Seoul to enjoy modern architecture, city lights, and outdoor night walking together. Designed by world-famous architect Zaha Hadid, the massive silver curved building creates a … Read more
Quick Info Location: Naksan Park Area: Jongno (between Hyehwa & Dongdaemun) Walking Trail: ~2.1 km (Hyehwamun → Dongdaemun) Best Time: Sunset to Night Duration: 30–60 minutes (up to 1–2 hours with photos) Entrance Fee: Free Nearest Station: Hyehwa Station Exit 2 Best For: Night views, photography, couples, solo travelers ✔ Google Maps Location: 👉 View … Read more
Quick Info • Location: Jongno, Seoul• Time Needed: ~1–1.5 hours• Highlight: Secret Garden (Huwon)• Best Time: Spring (cherry blossoms) / Autumn (fall foliage) ✔ Google Maps Location: 👉 View Changdeokgung Palace Location & Walking Directions on Google Maps Introduction – 창덕궁 Looking for the most beautiful palace walk in Seoul?As you step into Changdeokgung, the … Read more
Quick Info Area: Jongno, Seoul Duration: 1 Day Walking Route Best For: First-time visitors, food lovers Route: Gyeongbokgung → Gwanghwamun → Seochon → Gwangjang Market Budget: ₩10,000–₩30,000 (≈ $8–$25)If you only have one day in Seoul, Jongno is the best place to experience everything.From royal palaces to street food and hidden local spots, this area … Read more
Intro – 북촌 Located between 경복궁 and 종묘, 북촌한옥마을 offers visitors a unique opportunity to experience how people lived during the Joseon Dynasty after exploring royal and ceremonial landmarks in Seoul.After touring Gyeongbokgung Palace, where kings once ruled the nation, and visiting Jongmyo Shrine, where royal ancestral rituals were performed, visitors can walk through Bukchon’s … Read more
Quick Info Intro – 종묘 Located in the heart of Jongno, 종묘 is one of the most unique cultural heritage sites in Seoul where visitors can experience a traditional Korean royal ancestral ritual that has continued for over 600 years.Originally built in 1395 during the Joseon Dynasty, Jongmyo was used to perform royal ancestral rites … Read more
Intro – 광화문 광장 Gwanghwamun Square is one of the main public event spaces in Seoul where visitors can watch live cultural performances, attend seasonal festivals, and occasionally experience K-pop concerts and major national ceremonies held throughout the year. Visitors can take photos with the iconic statues of King Sejong and Admiral Yi Sun-sin while … Read more
Intro – 서촌 Seochon is a traditional neighborhood located west of Gyeongbokgung Palace in the Jongno district of Seoul.Known for its charming hanok-style streets, local cafes, and authentic Korean restaurants, Seochon offers visitors a chance to explore a quieter and more traditional side of Seoul’s cultural heritage.Unlike more crowded tourist areas, Seochon provides a relaxed … Read more
Best Travel Guide for Culture, Food & Night Walk Before You Visit – Practical Tips The total walking distance for this 1-day route is approximately 2 to 3 km (1.2 to 1.8 miles), making it an easy and enjoyable walking course for first-time visitors to Seoul. Comfortable walking shoes are highly recommended, as most attractions … Read more
Intro – 경복궁 Gyeongbokgung Palace is one of the most iconic historical landmarks in Seoul, located in the Jongno district.Built in 1395 during the Joseon Dynasty, it served as the main royal palace and played a central role in Korean history for over 500 years.Today, it remains one of the most visited cultural attractions in … Read more