Places to discover - Seoul
The Hyundai Department Store
Located in Yeouido, the financial district of Seoul, this is the most famous, trendy and hyped department store in Seoul at the moment. You will find all the middle to top tier Korean & International brands, as well as the latest hospitality brands that are up and coming in Seoul.
Leeum Museum
Leeum Samsung Museum of Art is located in Hannam dong in Seoul. It is a prominent museum showcasing both traditional and contemporary art. It features a diverse collection of artefacts and artworks, including Korean ceramics, paintings and sculptures as well as modern and contemporary international artworks. The museum’s architecture, designed by world-renowned architects Mario Botta, Jean Nouvel, and Rem Koolhaas adds to its allure, making it a must visit cultural destination in Seoul.
Duksoo Palace
Dukedom palace, also known as Deoksugung Palace, is one of the five grand palaces built during the Joseon Dynasty in Seoul. It is notable for its unique blend of traditional Korean architecture with Western style buildings added during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Duksoo palace features beautiful gardens, pavilions and historic buildings, offering visitors a glimpse into Korea’s royal history.
Beaker Multi Brand Store Hannam dong
Beaker is a multi-brand concept store located in Hannam-dong, Seoul. It offers a curated selection of fashion, accessories, and lifestyle goods. Known for its cutting-edge design and trendy offerings. Beaker attracts fashion-forward individuals seeking unique and stylish pieces.
Namsan Park Trail
Namsan Park Trail, encircling Namsan Mountain in the heart of Seoul, offers breathtaking views of the city skyline and historical landmarks. Spanning approximately 7.4 kilometres, this scenic trail is popular among locals and tourists for jogging, hiking and leisurely walks. Along the way, visitors can enjoy lush greenery, tranquil gardens and iconic attractions like N Seoul Tower.
National Museum of Korea
The National Museum of Korea, located in Seoul is the largest museum in South Korea and houses a vast collection of artefacts spanning over 5,000 years of Korean history and culture. From ancient pottery and royal treasures to contemporary art, the museum offers a comprehensive overview of Korea’s rich cultural heritage. It is very easy to get to by the no.4 subway lines.
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