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  • Gyeongbokgung Palace
    Gyeongbokgung Palace

    Built in 1395, Gyeongbokgung Palace was the first, largest, and principal royal palace among the Five Grand Palaces of the Joseon Dynasty. Located at the heart of the capital city—then called Hanyang, now Seoul—Gyeongbokgung Palace represented the royal power itself and stood as the central symbol of Joseon sovereignty.

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  • The National Museum of Korea
    The National Museum of Korea

    Housing the finest collection of Korean history and culture, The National Museum of Korea preserves nearly 420,000 historical artifacts that reflect the nation's deep-rooted heritage. Through regular exhibitions, educational programs, and immersive VR experiences, the museum brings thousands of years of history to life.

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  • Namsan Seoul Tower
    N Seoul Tower

    Perched atop Namsan Mountain, approximately 480 meters above sea level, N Seoul Tower, an iconic 236.7-meter landmark, has become a romantic destination long associated with lifelong love. Known for having the city's finest vantage point, N Seoul Tower offers visitors a breathtaking 360-degree panoramic view of Seoul.

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  • Changdeokgung Palace
    Changdeokgung Palace

    Recognized as Seoul’s second UNESCO World Heritage Site, Changdeokgung Palace is celebrated throughout East Asia for its architectural beauty and harmony with the natural landscape. Visitors can choose either a standard tour of key halls like Injeongjeon and Nakseonjae, or a special Huwon Secret Garden tour featuring serene, well-preserved ponds and lush grounds.

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  • Seoul Forest
    Seoul Forest

    Spanning approximately 500,000 square meters, this vast urban park has provided a tranquil green retreat in the heart of the city since 2005. A vibrant oasis year-round, it attracts people of all ages for spring outings to enjoy cherry blossoms and tulips; autumn music festivals in the cool weather to enjoy good music; and scenic outdoor escapes to enjoy nature within the city whenever the weather permits.

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  • Inwangsan Mountain
    Inwangsan Mountain

    Located in central Seoul, Inwangsan Mountain is famous for its striking natural rock formations, sweeping views of Gyeongbokgung Palace, and the city’s surrounding mountains. Hikers can enjoy an accessible two-hour trek along the historic Hanyangdoseong (Seoul City Wall). There is also the most popular hiking trail stretching from Sajik Tunnel to Buam-dong.

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