Korea Tourism: 50 Seoul Attractions and How to Get There
11. Bosingak (보신각)
Source: Flickr
It’s a big ol’ bell (belfry) that’s used to (…wait for it…) “RING” in the New Year (sorry, it was just too easy). Not only rung on New Years. There’s also a daily bell ringing ceremony at noon.
How to get there: Jonggak Station (Line 1 – Exit 4)
Useful links: Seoul Tourism Website
12. Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty (Seonjeongneung)
Source: Flickr
There’s tons of these Royal Tombs of Korea’s late great royalty scattered all throughout Korea. But this one is right in the middle of Gangnam. Be a decent visitor and see some history before you go get hammered at Gangnam Station, will ya? 😉
How to get there: Seolleung Station (Line 2 – Exit 8)
Useful links: The View From Over Here
Amusement Parks in Seoul
13. Lotte World
Source: Flickr
Seoul’s biggest amusement park is a whole day filled with fun rides, games, an ice skating rink and 176 different types of wonderland cute overkill.
How to get there: Jamsil Station (Line 2, Line 8 – Exit 4)
Useful links: hangchungtee
14. Seoul Land
Source: Flickr
Seoul Land, the other amusement park in Seoul, is located in Seoul Grand Park, so there’s really a lot to do (see entry #33). And although Seoul Land isn’t exactly in Seoul, it’s close enough. And since the name has Seoul in it, we’re including it here 😉
How to get there: Seoul Grand Park Station (Line 4 – Exit 2)
Useful links: funlifeinkorea
Markets and Malls in Seoul
15. Dongdaemun Market
Source: Flickr
The number one place for shopping in Seoul has cheap goods, original Korean designs, and a night time market. Bargaining isn’t allowed in the buildings, but you can go to town on the street vendors. And there’s tons.
How to get there: Dongdaemun Station (Line 1, Line 4 – Exit 5 or Exit 7). Dongdaemun Culture and History Park (Line 2, Line 4, Line 5 – Exit 1)
Useful links: skippingclouds
16. Namdaemun Market
Namdaemun Market is one of the oldest and biggest markets in Seoul. It’s a huge tourist attraction, but it’s also for everyday Koreans too. Buy random stuff like pots and pans, Korean drama posters, art supplies and ginseng shaped like people.
How to get there: Hoehyeon Station (Line 4 – Exit 5)
Useful links: jamieliew
17. Noryangjin Market
Source: Flickr
If you like fresh seafood, come here. There’s all sorts of Korean delicacies (like live octopus aka 산낚지), that you might find weird but delicious. Or maybe just plain ol weird. At the least, come for the “dang, they eat that stuff?!” factor.
How to get there: Noryangjin Station (Line 1, Line 9 – Exit 1)
Useful links: jamieliew
18. Gwangjang Market
Source: Flickr
Not traditionally a food market, but this place has become famous for it’s market food. Come here for good bindaetteok (Korean pancakes) and mayak gimbap (baby gimbap or “drug” gimbap). And really fiesty market ajoomas (Korean women).
How to get there: Jongno 5-ga Station (Line 1 – Exit 1).
Useful links: shinshine
19. Coex
Source: Flickr
The most famous of all the malls in Korea, Coex is reportedly the longest underground shopping center in Asia. Come here to buy Korean brands (like these 28 Korean fashion brands we already listed), watch a movie, or chill out at the aquarium.
How to get there: Samseong Station (Line 2 – Between Exit 5 & 6)
Useful links: jamieliew
20. Times Square Mall
Source: Naver Blog
It’s one of the newest malls in Seoul. Highlights include glass ceilings to make depressed people happy and the largest movie screen in the world (Starium) for giants. They got 4D movies here too!
How to get there: Yeongdeungpo Station (Line 1 – Follow underground passage directly to the mall)
Useful links: Seoulsome
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