Things to Do in Seoul
WELCOME TO SEOUL.
At the forefront of fashion and technology, yet deeply traditional, Seoul is home to palaces, temples, cutting-edge design and mountain trails.
On our tour we will discover a fascinating mix of old and new , traditional culture with contemporary attractions.
Let's explore the Gwanghwamun and Jongno-gu area.
The center of attention in this area, and probably in the entire city, is the Seoul Gyeongbokgung Royal Palace. Continuing our walking tour of some of the best palaces, Confucian shrines and Buddhist temples in Seoul will be like a trip back in time to the Joseon Dynasty.
Along the way we will visit traditional tea houses, galleries, bars and craft shops among its labyrinthine streets full of Hanoks .
We will give you the best tips on where to eat and drink, such as the famous Korean beer chicken, among others.
Some highlights of the tour:
- Gyeongbokgung Palace
- Insadong: Cheap Shopping
- Dawon, tea house.
The route may change, depending on your preferences and situation.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION. You set the Price A guruwalk is a free-pay tour, meaning it is completely free to book, but the guru expects to be rewarded at the end with the amount you want. Some walkers charge 10,000 W per person, others charge 50,000 W , you choose the price.
Next to SEOUL CITY HALL EXIT 4 subway exit.
you will find your MORTOUR guide.
Duration: 2 hours approx. For last minute reservations, please contact us via WhatsApp to guarantee your tour.
RECOMMENDATIONS Water, comfortable shoes and sunscreen.
**DISCOVER JONGNO, THE HEART OF SEOUL: A JOURNEY THROUGH TIME**
Welcome to Seoul, Our tour invites you to explore the soul of Seoul in the historic neighborhood of Jongno, where the echoes of the past blend seamlessly with the energy of the present.
**Join us for an unforgettable experience as we immerse ourselves in:**
- **Seoul City Hall:** Dive into the vibrant history and modernity of this architectural icon. Witness how tradition and innovation coexist in the heart of the metropolis.
- **Jongno-gu:** As the oldest neighborhood in Seoul, Jongno-gu overflows with stories of yesteryear. Wander through its historic streets, where every corner holds a whisper of the past, surrounded by elements of contemporary culture.
- **Insadong:** Stroll through this lively district known for its cultural treasures and shopping. Explore charming traditional tea houses, artisan galleries, vibrant bars, and unique craft shops nestled among hanoks (traditional Korean houses), giving you a taste of authentic Korean culture.
- **Dawon Tea House:** Relax and enjoy the serene atmosphere as you savor the rich flavors of Korean tea. This peaceful haven offers a perfect glimpse into the local way of life.
- **Gwanghwamun Avenue:** Walk down the city's historic main thoroughfare, home to statues of national heroes. Feel the weight of history beneath your feet as you take in the grand sights along this iconic street.
Join me for a Free Walking Tour of Gangnam, one of the richest areas in Seoul, South Korea and the entire world. Learn about the history of Gangnam and its present-day remarkable story. Hear some fun facts and stories about modern Korea.
During this tour we will see most of the main sites in Gangnam, allowing you to explore and take photos of:
1. Bongeunsa temple
2. COEX Starfield Mall Library
3. Statue of "Gangnam Style" mega-hit song.
4. Samseong Food and Culture Street.
5. Seolleung and Jeongneung Royal Tombs.
Are you going to leave Seoul after only staying at famous tourist spots of Seoul?
This is an opportunity to take a brief look at the real life and life of the contemporary Korean.
Here is a chance to look around the local residences where Korean ually are. You may be able to smell them.
I show the dynamics of Korean society where the past, present and future coexist. Experience contrasts of a space where over 70 years of school and a huge modern buildings in parallel.
We will walk through an old neighborhood and along a park with a stream. You can actually come into a neighborhood where Koreans live and get a glimpse of the landscape they actually live in. Please wave your hand to say hello. Everyone will welcome you.
Hello Everyone,
This is Sanghyuk(English name - Sam)
My tour will explore the famous tourist places in Korea.
All the places are connected to each places by walking around 10 min! I've lived in the UK for 3 years and a half years and after I come back to my country, I'd like to introduce our culture to the people who are interested in Korean culture.
My tour will have 3 places which are:
- Bukchon Hanok Village
- Changdeok Palace
- Ikseondong
Please note:
- For your Information, there is an admission fee for Changdeok Palace
- Changdeok Palace - 3,000 won
- Even though there is an admission fee to enter the places, I believe that it will be worth having a look around our culture. The tour will take around 2 hour and a half.
My tour will start from Anguk station Exit 3.
Please be aware of the below.
The tour is a Tip Based tour not real free tour.
Some people just left without paying the tip end of the tour.
Are you ready for walking around Real Seoul with us?
On this tour you will get to know Seoul like if you were a local. We will give you the best tips of where to have the most famous Korean chicken and beer and the most entertaining karaoke place.
You will get to know Seoul's young culture, where to take the best photos and anything you may ask.
We love to tell you, and hear your stories!!!
Tour Highlights: ->Seoul City Hall and Square: A nice photo spot! -> Gwanghwamoon Street: An amazing spot to feel the center of Seoul -> Gyeokbok Place: A traditional royal kingdom -> Insadong: Cheap and traditional shopping -> Chenggye stream: Peaceful and natural place, where the young meet.
The route might be changed, depending on the situation.
We have 3 guides, it goes random.
Sunglasses, water, comfy shoes, and some tips will be very helpful 🙂
