Explore Seoul
- Myeongdong
- Insa-dong
- Hongdae
- Dongdaemun
- Gangnam
Myeongdong
Overview
Known For
Street Food, Shopping
Insa-dong
Overview
Known For
Tea Houses, Antique Shops, Art Galleries
Hongdae
Overview
Known For
Shopping , Nightlife
Dongdaemun
Overview
Known For
Shopping, Historical Sites, Arts and Culture
Gangnam
Overview
Known For
Luxury Brands, Shopping Center, Cosmetic Surgery
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What to Eat, See and Do in 3 Days in Seoul, South Korea
Immerse Yourself in Korean Culture
A full day of cultural immersion awaits as you explore the old palace grounds of Gyeongbokgung. Dress up in a traditional Hanbok for pictures that look like they’ve come out of a period drama. Then, take a closer look at the unique display of dynasty architecture at Bukchon Hanok Village before heading to the neighboring Anguk, where you can spend the rest of the day hopping between cute cafés and restaurants.
Shop Till You Drop
Discover Seoul’s art scene at Yeonnam-dong, a hip spot for aspiring artists and designers just steps away from Hongdae. Enjoy a hearty barbecue lunch before heading on over to The Hyundai Seoul in Yeouido, the largest – and most popular – department store in Seoul for a full range of local and overseas brands. End the day with a scenic Hangang River Ferry Cruise and see Seoul from all its best angles.
Escape to Nature
After spending time exploring the city, retreat to nature for some peace and quiet. Make your way to Seongsu-dong, a once-industrial neighborhood now packed with various pop-up stores and cafés. It’s linked directly linked to Seoul Forest, former royal hunting grounds that’s also served as a military inspection facility. Pack a meal and a picnic mat and find a seat by the flowers for a tranquil escape.