The Ultimate Seoul Travel Guide in 2025 | 5 Day Itinerary

Hondai is a youthful neighborhood near universities, known for street performances, street food, shopping, arcades, live music venues, and diverse entertainment options.

Quang Chong Market is one of Seoul's oldest traditional markets, offering traditional Korean foods, home-style meals, and a large fabric market.

The War Memorial of Korea is a museum honoring Korea's military history with exhibits including statues, monuments, weapons, and outdoor displays of military equipment.

Bukhansan National Park is a mountain offering hiking trails, temples, fortresses, and views of the city.

Banpo Han River Park is a spot to relax by the Han River, offering picnics, bike rides, and the Banpo Bridge rainbow fountain show.

Myeongdong is a shopping district catering to tourists, offering clothing, Korean beauty products, K-pop items, and unique street food.

Myeongdong Cathedral is a Gothic-style Catholic Church and a famous landmark in Seoul.

Sky Park, also known as Haneul Park, is a hilltop park with panoramic views, nature trails, silver grass fields, and pink muhly grass.

Sky Park, also known as Haneul Park, is a hilltop park with panoramic views, nature trails, silver grass fields, and pink muhly grass.

The Leeum Samsung Museum of Art is a world-class museum showcasing traditional Korean art and modern/contemporary art.

Inwangsan is a mountain in the city center, popular for casual hiking, featuring the Seoul Fortress wall and Inwang Temple.

Inwang Temple is a Buddhist temple on Inwangsan Mountain featuring traditional murals.

The peak of Inwangsan offers views of major landmarks such as Namsan Tower.

The peak of Inwangsan offers views of major landmarks such as Yungbok Palace.

Seoul Botanic Park is an urban botanic park combining a traditional botanical garden with a public park, featuring plant species from around the world.

The Tropical Greenhouse in Seoul Botanic Park is a dome filled with rainforests, waterfalls, and rare plants.