Seoul Night

The City That Never Sleeps
OFFICIAL TOURIST GUIDE
Seouls Top Night-time Picks ................................................. 04
City Center: City Hall, Myeong-dong, Euljiro, Namdaemun Market.......... 06

Palace Quarter: Gwanghwamun, Jongno, Insa-dong, Bukchon ............ 10
Dongdaemun & Around: Dongdaemun Market ............................. 14
University Quarter: Hongik Univ., Sinchon, Ewha Womans Univ. .......... 18
CNN once stated that sleeping in Seoul is for losers.

With so much to do in Korea's capital after sundown,
they argued, hitting the pillow could only be a waste of time.
For Seoul is a new world at night: as its glittering lights pop on to
hail the onset of evening, a whole other urban landscape awakes
where shining shopping malls, steamy saunas, and lively clubs
and bars can be enjoyed round the clock. Relish the refreshing
breeze while cycling along the riverbanks at night, and when
hunger calls, enjoy a generous and delicious late night meal.
Seoul the city that never sleeps shows a beautiful new side
at night, and is full of shimmering and mesmerizing lights.
Seoul Never Sleeps

Yongsan: Itaewon ................................................................ 22
Gangnam: Apgujeong-dong, Cheongdam-dong, Sinsa-dong, Seocho ....... 26
Seoul Travel Information ....................................................... 30
Seoul: The City That Never Sleeps

Publishing Date February
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Seouls
Top Night- time Picks
1
Hot Nights at
Hongdaes Hottest
Clubs
Night Shopping for

Full Fashion
at Dongdaemun
Music, Drinks,
and Gangnam Style
Bars
Tasting the
Traditional Korean
Music for Passionate
Modern Audiences
see p19
see p15
see p28
World at Itaewons
Late-night
Restaurants
see p7
see p25
10
Getting the Star

Treatment: a
Massage
at a Jjimjilbang
(Korean Spa)
See Seouls Colorful

Night Lights aboard
a Cruise Ship
Discover Traditional
Korean Spirits and
Cuisine
Sing and Dance

Like a Star
at a karaoke
Soak in the Stunning Night Views of

the Hangang River
see p30
see p13
see p21
see p29
see p24
4
City
Center
City Center
must
do
City Hall, Myeong-dong, Euljiro, Namdaemun Market
Where
tradition
and
modernity
co-exist
The true historical heart of Seoul, with City Hall

standing at its center. Spend the day at
Myeong-dong or Namdaemun Market, then enjoy
a fabulous dinner and dessert at the new landmark
Office Building Arcade.
Another great option is to watch performances of
modern reinterpretations of traditional Korean
music. Or visit the N Seoul Tower Observatory,
where the entire city can be seen glittering after
dark.
Traditional
Korean Music
for Passionate
Modern
Audiences
Nanta
This non-verbal performance is based on the
traditional Korean rhythms of samulnori.
Myeong-dong Nanta Theater
Premium 70,000 won, VIP 60,000 won, S-Seats 50,000
won, A-Seats 40,000 won
5pm, 8pm (100 minutes)
Euljiro 1(il)ga Stn (Line 2), 5-minute walk from Exits 5 or 6
02-739-8288
http://nanta.i-pmc.co.kr
26, Myeongdong-gil, Jung-gu
Recommended Course
Dinner at Office Building Arcade
Miso
Catch a performance or visit Deoksugung Palace

See Seoul from the N Seoul Tower Observatory
A traditional arts performance that unfolds

like a drama, featuring Korean dance,
instrumentals, and folk dances such as
pungmulnori, pansori, and more.
R-Seats 50,000 won, S-Seat 40,000 won
4pm, 8pm (80 minutes, no performances on Mondays)
City Hall Stn (Lines 1,2) Exits 1 or 12, Seodaemun Stn
(Line 5) Exit 5, walk 5 minutes
02-751-1500
http://www.chongdong.com
43, Jeongdong-gil, Jung-gu
Take an evening
stroll at a Joseon
Royal Palace
Deoksugung Palace
This palace is the only one in Seoul to
regularly remain open late at night. Its
architecture spans traditional Korean
through to recognizably-modern designs.
There are live performances of traditional
Korean arts (song, dance, and music) every
Thursday from May through September at
Jeonggwanheon, where Gojong, Koreas last
king and first emperor, often used to rest.
1,000 won for adults above 25 years old (500 won for
foreign visitors 7-24 years old)
9am-9pm (Closed on Mondays)
City Hall Stn (Lines 1,2), 5-minute walk from Exits 1 or 2
02-751-0734
http://www.deoksugung.go.kr
99, Sejong-daero, Jung-gu
City Center
City Center
must
eat
Eat kalguksu
and dumplings
at Myeong-dong
Gyoja
must
see
Myeong-dong Gyoja
In business since 1966, this restaurant was
one of CNNs 50 reasons why Seoul is the
worlds greatest city in 2011.
Kalguksu 8,000 won, Dumplings 8,000 won
10:30am-9:30pm
(Closed on Lunar New Years Day and Chuseok)
Myeongdong Stn (Line 4), 5-minute walk from Exit 8
02-776-5348
29, Myeongdong 10-gil, Jung-gu
Dine at the Office

Building Arcade
Visitors to the Cheonggyecheon Stream

between Euljiro 2-ga and Euljiro 3-ga subway
stations will not fail to notice a long line of tall
skyscrapers by the urban waterway. Within their
walls can be found many of Seouls famous
restaurants and cafs serving everything from
Korean, Chinese and Japanese to Thai and
Italian. Expect impeccable service and a great
evenings dining.
See Seouls Night

Lights from
N Seoul Tower
N Seoul Tower
Located atop Seouls centrally-placed
Namsan Mountain, N Seoul Tower is the
citys most iconic landmark, allowing visitors
to enjoy spectacular panoramic views of the
capital.
Observatory: AdultsYouths 9,000 won,
SeniorsChildren 7,000 won

Combined entry to the Observatory and
Alive Museum: AdultsYouths 15,000 won,
SeniorsChildren 11,000 won
Observatory 10am-11pm (Saturdays 10am-12am),
Restaurants 11am-11pm (Some from 10am-10pm),
Alive Museum 10am-9:30pm
Namsan Sunhwan Shuttle Bus 235, or take the
Namsan Cable Car
02-3455-9277
http://www.nseoultower.co.kr
105, Namsangongwon-gil, Yongsan-gu
Center One Building

Varies by restaurant, though most operate until 10pm
(Closed during Lunar New Years and Chuseok holidays)
Top Restaurants: Gosang, Chai 797, Blooming Garden,
Warai, Noodle Box, Tomatillo, Gangnam
Gyoja
Ferrum Tower
Top Restaurants: Paul Bassett Espresso, Yamaya, Manten
Boshi, Pho Bay, Menmusha, Hanilkwan
Pine Avenue
Euljiro 3(sam)ga Stn (Lines 2, 3), 2-minute walk from Exit 12
Top Restaurants: Changgo 43 - Specializing in Korean
beef, Bentorang - specializing in
Japanese lunch boxes, Ogada - Korean
herbal tea caf
Signature Tower
Euljiro 3(sam)ga Stn (Lines 2, 3), 5-minute walk from Exit 1
Top Restaurants: La Citta, Brunch Caf, London Tea,
Hako, China Story, Pho Bay, OSulloc
Tea House
Seoul, My Story
When thinking of somewhere to enjoy a night view of Seoul,

the first place that comes to mind for most people - including
myself - is N Seoul Tower. Also, because it is so popular,
the place is always filled with life.
RAVIPA CHONGVERUWON From Thailand
Palace
Quarter
Palace Quarter
must
do
Gwanghwamun, Jongno, Insa-dong, Bukchon
Seouls Oldest
Street
Spread in front of majestic Gyeongbokgung

Palace, Gwanghwamun and Cheonggye
Square mark the beginning of the
Cheonggyecheon Stream. Here, Seouls
historical character has been well
preserved, including the Joseon-era
palaces like Gyeongbokgung itself, and a
hanok (traditional Korean housing) village.
Recommended Course
Gwanghwamun Square
Cheonggyecheon Stream by night

Traditional Korean meal and spirits
Take a night-time
stroll through
the city along the
Cheonggyecheon
Stream
Cheonggyecheon Stream
This translucent stream, flowing through
central Seoul, offers a walking trail ideal for
strolling at night. The tasteful and subdued
lighting along the stream illuminates the citys
history and stories as seen in murals along the
way, as well as the various wetlands dotted
throughout the urban landscape. Visitors
can also enjoy laser light shows at the Digital
Garden or get romantic at the Proposal Wall,
where couples frequently pop the question.
Free
[Digital Garden] Dec-Feb 6pm-8pm, Mar, Apr,
Oct, Nov 7pm-9pm, May-Sep 8pm-10pm
[Proposal Wall] Mar-Dec on Wed-Sat 6:40pm-10pm
Jonggak Stn (Line 1) Exits 4, 5; City Hall Stn (Lines 1, 2)
Exit 4, Euljiro 1(il)ga Stn (Line 2) Exits 2, 3; Gwanghwamun
(Sejong Center for the Performing Arts) Stn (Line 5) 3-minute
walk from Exit 5; Dongdaemun History & Culture Park (Lines 2,
02-2290-7111
4, 5) Exits 1-14
http://www.cheonggyecheon.or.kr
To propose at the Proposal Wall http://propose.sisul.or.kr
Watch a
performance at the
Sejong Center
Sejong Center for the

Performing Arts
Located off Gwanghwamun Square, the
Sejong Center is Koreas top performing arts
venue open every day of the year, offering a
wide range of shows. The Center has a total of
three state-of-the-art concert halls, including
a Grand Theater that can seat up to 3,000
guests on three floors. An ensemble affiliated
with Seoul City (Traditional Music Orchestra,
Seoul City Dance, Opera, Orchestra, Chorus,
and etc.) offers an ongoing series of highquality performances at regular intervals.
Gwanghwamun (Sejong Center for the Performing Arts) Stn
02-399-11146
(Line 5), 5-minute walk from Exits 1, 8
http://www.sejongpac.or.kr
175, Sejong-daero, Jongno-gu
10
11
The Stories of King Sejong and

Admiral Yi Sunsin
This exhibition hall showcases the lives and achievements
of two of Koreas greatest figures: King Sejong, who
oversaw the invention of hangeul, the Korean alphabet, and
Yi Sunsin, the nations most celebrated naval commander.
Information is freely available in five languages: Korean,
English, Japanese, Chinese, and Spanish. There are also
free hands-on programs for international tourists, including
card-making, letter-writing, and writing names in hangeul.
Discover
Traditional Korean
Spirits and Cuisine
Pub of the Blue Star

This pub is located in a remodeled hanok
(traditional Korean home). Worn wallpaper,
old movie posters and antiques placed
here and there create a unique atmosphere.
The pub serves makgeolli (rice liquor) and
schisandra wine made using traditional
brewing methods from a farm house in
Gangwon-do. Sundubu (soft tofu) and jeon
(pancakes) are popular side dishes.
Palace Quarter
must
eat
4:30pm-12am
Anguk Stn (Line 3), 5-minute walk
17-1, Insadong 16-gil, Jongno-gu
from Exit 6
Ssaripmuneul Milgo
Deuleoseoni (Upon Entering a Thatched Gate)
Around the Sejong Center
This bar, serving traditional spirits, is popular

for its pine dongdongju (rice liquor similar to
makgeolli), made using freshly-ground pine
needles. The interior is decorated like an oldstyle Korean home where guests sit on the
floor. There are also traditional Korean musical
instruments such as gayageum and daebuk on
display that further add to the vintage dcor;
sometimes the owner even plays them for the
guests!
3pm-12am
Jonggak Stn (Line 1), 5-minute walk from
15-11, Insadong-gil, Jongno-gu
Exit 3
The Sejong Center is located near several

government buildings, the National Museum
of Korean Contemporary History, and several
newspapers. Catering to the many white
collar workers to be found here is a selection
of excellent restaurants in the alleys behind
the Center. Although some may look shabby
from the outside, they attract long lines during
meal hours filled with workers waiting to eat
kimchijjigae (kimchi stew), sundaeguk (blood
sausage soup), gulgukbap (oyster soup),
budaejjigae (army base stew) and the like.
Hours vary by restaurant, though most are open until
10pm
Gwanghwamun (Sejong Center for the Performing Arts)
Stn (Line 5), Exits 1,8
12
This bar-restaurant serves traditional Korean

rice wines produced by the brewer
Kooksoondang. Menu items include
luxurious rice wine (or ale) and makgeolli
cocktails, served with traditional Korean
seasonal sides as well as a variety of fusion
dishes. The tables next to the windows are
popular, overlooking the scenic Bosingak.
4:30pm-12am
Jonggak Stn (Line 1), 5-minute walk
10, Ujeongguk-ro 2-gil, Jongno-gu
from Exit 4
Free
11am-10:30pm, 4D Experience Hall 11am-9pm (Closed on Mondays)
*Last entry at 10pm
Sejong Center for the Performance Arts Second Basement Floor,
accessible from Gwanghwamun Square
02-399-1114-6
http://www.sejongstory.or.kr
Jiha175, Sejong-daero, Jongno-gu
Dine
Like a Local
Baekseju Maeul
Seoul, My Story
There was a full moon over the Cheonggyecheon Stream, where many
different people from different backgrounds were passing by and
enjoying one of the last warm nights of the year. There were office
employees who had come here to relax after a busy day. Children were
playing near the water accompanied by their parents, who were busy
worrying they didnt fall into the gushing stream. Beautiful young
couples, completely in love, were engulfed within their own universe and
not paying attention to anyone besides themselves. Birds were flying in
the evening sky and even the fish could be seen in the lucid waters.
SALAMAT SADYKOVA From Kyrgyzstan
13
Dongdaemun
& Around
Dongdaemun & Around
must
do
Dongdaemun Market
Shop until
you drop at
this all-night
fashion town
After midnight is when Dongdaemun Market

really comes to life, a time when business
seems to pick up in earnest. Because
Dongdaemun is the epicenter of Koreas fashion
industry, any item related to fashion can be
purchased here. In fact, there are so many largescale shopping complexes in the area that it is
better to pick out one or two suitable to ones
tastes rather than trying to see all of them.
The area is packed with simple meal choices
for late-night snacking, including topokki and
shish-kebabs. When shopping begins to take
its toll, then a massage at a 24-hour
jjimjilbang (Korean spa) or watching a movie at
an all-night movie theater is recommended.
Night Shopping
for Full Fashion
at Dongdaemun
Recommended Course
Shop for clothing and accessories
Dine at a pojangmacha (tented street restaurant)

Relax at a jjimjilbang (Korean spa)
Dongdaemun Fashion Town

From product design to production and
sales, Dongdaemun is the heart of the
Korean fashion industry. Anything related to
fashion may be purchased here. Recently
the area has seen a surge of up-and-coming
young designers that have set up shop and
the area has been receiving the attention of
the citys most ardent fashionistas. Various
events such as fashion shows, dance
competitions and B-boy shows are held
often, and when hunger calls one can simply
enjoy a meal at one of the pojangmacha
(tented street restaurants).
Dongdaemun History & Culture Park Stn (Lines 2, 4, 5);
nearby Dongdaemun Stn (Lines 1, 4)
http://www.dft.co.kr
For first-time shoppers in

Dongdaemun:
Migliore
Dongdaemuns leading fashion mall.
This shopping mall is suitable for beginners
because prices are fixed.
10:30am-4:30am (Closed on Mondays)
Dongdaemun History & Culture Park Stn (Lines 2, 4, 5),
5-minute walk from Exit 14
02-3393-0001
263, Jangchungdan-ro, Jung-gu
Doota
Shopping mall, specializing in up-andcoming designer boutiques
14
10:30am-5am; Mondays 7pm-5am; Sundays 10:30am11pm (Closed Sundays 11pm to Mondays 7pm, also
during Lunar New Year and Chuseok holidays)
Dongdaemun Stn (Lines 1, 4), 5-minute walk from Exit 8
02-3398-3333
http://www.doota.com
15
For shopping and more:
Hello APM
Features many small-scale select
merchandisers. There are also live
performances every weekend at the outdoor
stage near the entrance.
10:30am-5am (Closed on Tuesdays)
02-6388-1114
http://www.helloapm.com
Goodmorning City
Dongdaemun & Around
must
eat
Must-try late
night menu at
Dongdaemun
Market
Shopping mall - try a jjimjilbang (Korean

spa) or visit a multiplex movie theater.
Dakhanmari Kalguksu
(Whole chicken and noodles)
This is a type of baeksuk (boiled meat dish)

featuring an entire chicken boiled together
with potatoes, spring onions, and tteok (rice
cakes). In general, once all of the chicken
has been eaten, hand-kneaded noodles are
cooked in the remaining broth as a second
course. Koreans also like to add garlic sauce,
kimchi and other seasonings to the soup. The
restaurant Jinokhwa Halmae, open since 1978,
was included in the Michelin guide for Korea.
11am-10:30pm
Dongdaemun Stn (Lines 1, 4),
Bibim Guksu (Spicy mixed noodles)
10:30am-4:30am (Closed on Tuesdays)

02-2118-8700
http://www.goodct.co.kr
This canteen has received much fanfare over

the years, and is located on the basement
floor of Jeil Pyeong Hwa Market. It is highly
popular, with lines of people waiting to eat
its signature noodles with spicy and sour
sauce 24 hours a day. Since the restaurant is
small, it is considered proper etiquette to finish ones meal in 20 minutes or less to make
way for other customers.
Always open
Dongdaemun History & Culture Park
Stn (Lines 2, 4, 5), 10-minute walk from Exit 1; Located on
the basement floor of Jeil Pyeong Hwa Market
Topokki and Eomuk,

Various Shish-Kebabs
For shoppers more familiar
with Dongdaemun:
Designer Club
Shopping mall, specializing in large-size
clothing, general merchandise and
accessories. Especially popular with women
in their 30s.
8pm-7am (Closed on Saturdays)
02-2237-2503
72, Eulji-ro 45-gil, Jung-gu
Nuzzon
Shopping mall specializing in womens
apparel. The handmade shoes on the fourth
floor are especially popular.
8pm-8am (Closed on Saturdays, Lunar New Year holiday
period, Chuseok holiday period)
02-6366-3110
http://www.nuzzon.co.kr
62, Eulji-ro 45-gil, Jung-gu
16
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Synonymous with easy-to-eat street food.

Popular with Koreans of all ages, topokki (spicy
soft rice cake), eomuk (fish cake) and grilled
shish-kebabs can be spotted frequently on
Seouls streets, where topokki is often eaten
together with eomuk soup. Grilled shish-kebabs
of chicken, rice cakes or dongaseu and other
options with spicy and sweet gochujang (Korean
chili paste) are especially recommended.
Seoul, My Story
Straight from a 4-hour flight we are all tired and starving. So we started our
night with a street food stall hopping in and around the Dongdaemun night
market area. We had topokki (Spicy Rice Cake), one of the staple Korean
street foods. Rice cakes cooked in chili paste. It was so good and perfect for
the weather. Coming from a tropical country makes us limited to winter
clothes but it was never a problem because Dongdaemun night market has
the answers to all we need. Open til 4am the next morning, youll be going
gaga over the hundreds of shops to choose from.
ANGELO CARLO CATIVO From the Philippines
17
University
Quarter
University Quarter
must
do
Hongik Univ., Sinchon, Ewha Womans Univ.
Round-theclock dancing
and music in
between clubs
and cafs
This is the place to find youth culture celebrated by all the senses. Some of Seouls
best universities are also to be found in
the area, so it is full of great clubs, bars,
and boutiques ideal for those in their 20s
or 30s. The area around Sinchon or Ehwa
University is ideal for shoppers looking for
beauty-related goods or services. Hongdaes clubs and live cafs, Seouls mecca
for Indie music, are a must-visit. There are
many unique cafs in this area due to the
co-development of street and caf cultures.
Hot Nights at
Hongdaes Hottest
Clubs
Hongdae is a major hotspot for Korean club

culture. During bulgeum, the Korean slang
for fiery Fridays (roughly similar to TGIF)
and Saturdays, visitors will be able to see
clubbers lining the streets hoping to enter
one of the many establishments. The best
time to visit is after midnight until 2-3am.
All the latest hip hop, electronic and house
music will be spinning for dancers all through
the night.
Bahia (Salsa)
Admission 5,000 won
Mon-Thu 8pm-12am, Fri 8pm-6am, Sat 8pm-2am
Hongik Univ. Stn (Line 2, Gyeongui Line, AREX),
02-393-0127
38, Hongik-ro 6-gil, Mapo-gu
Club Cocoon
Admission 15,000 won (20,000 won after 11pm)
9pm-5am
31, Wausan-ro 21-gil, Mapo-gu
Club Mansion
Admission 20,000 won Free entry before midnight
with reservations; after midnight 10,000 won
Wed-Thu 8pm-6am, Fri-Sat 10pm-6am
Hapjeong Stn (Lines 2, 6), 8-minute walk from Exit 3
010-9740-4015
32, Jandari-ro, Mapo-gu
Macondo (Salsa)
Recommended Course
Admission 7,000 won

Mon-Thu 7:30pm-11:30pm, Fri-Sat 7:30pm-5am
Hongik Univ. Stn (Line 2, Gyeongui Line, AREX), walk 5
minutes from Exit 9
010-6655-0956
20, Yanghwa-ro 18an-gil, Mapo-gu
Seonyudo Park
Sangsu-dong Caf Street

Clubs around Hongik University
M2
Admission Sun-Thu 10,000 won; Fri-Sat 20,000 won
Sun-Tue 9:30pm-5am, Wed-Thu 9:30pm-6am,
Fri-Sat 9:30-7am
02-3143-7573
20-5, Jandari-ro, Mapo-gu
18
Mapo-gu
19
Sing and Dance

Like a Star at a
Karaoke
Enjoy a Live
Music Bar
Hongdae is home to a plethora of both large

and small live music clubs where visitors
can enjoy Indie music. Musicians active in
this area are naturally seen as being from
Hongdae, and are for the most part highlyindividual artists offering an alternative to
the mainstream. Many are also independent
songwriters who perform their own songs.
Visitors to Hongdae can at any time enjoy
high-quality live performances along with
impassioned fans brimming with excitement.
Su Noraebang
This unique karaoke bar (noraebang) has
often been featured in international media.
The entire faade of the building is glass,
allowing passersby to take a sneak peek at
those inside, who sing and dance vigorously
as if they were on stage. For this reason, Su
Noraebang has since become a significant
tourist attraction. There are five branches of
Su Noraebang just in Hongdae alone.
Average cost for 1 hour 8,000-36,000 won
Depends on time and room size
Always open
Hongik Univ. Stn (Line 2, Gyeongui Line, AREX), Exit 2;
Sangsu Stn (Line 6), Exit 1
Prince Edward Hongdae Main Branch 02-336-2332;
Luxury Su Hongdae Branch 02-322-3111; Noblesse Su
Hongdae Branch 02-322-3111; to reserve exclusively for
one 070-4145-3115; exclusive room for two 070-88997929
Club Evans (Jazz)

Admission 7,000 won
7:30pm-12am, Fri-Sat 7:30pm-2am
Sangsu Stn (Line 6), 5-minute walk
02-337-8361
63, Wausan-ro, Mapo-gu
Club FF (Funk & Rock)

Admission 10,000 won
7pm-11pm, Fri-Sat 7pm-6am
Sangsu Stn (Line 6), 5-minute walk from Exit 1
DGBD
10pm-3am
010-6802-2378
23, Jandari-ro, Mapo-gu
Freebird
Admission Tue-Wed free; Thu 10,000 won; Fri-Sun
15,000 won
Tue-Thu 7pm-1am, Fri-Sat 7pm-5am, Sun & national
holidays 6pm-11pm
02-3322-3792
31-10, Wausan-ro 21-gil, Mapo-gu
Sound Holic City

Admission 10,000 won, Fri-Sat 12,000 won, Special
Concerts 15,000 won
7pm-4am
02-3142-4233
TA
20
Admission 15,000-20,000 won

Fri-Sun 7pm-5am (Closed during private events)
Sangsu Stn (Line 6), 5-minute walk from Exit 1
02-6085-5150
University Quarter
must
see
Soak in the
Stunning Night
Views of the
Hangang River
Seonyudo Park
The favorite spot in Seoul for photographers.
This ecological park was formerly a water
treatment plant that has since been
remodeled. Remnants of its earlier life remain
in the form of crumbling cement structures
sitting in between water channels, an
assortment of plants, and a small forest, all of
which combine to arouse a peculiar sense of
feeling. Sunsets are especially ideal visiting
times, when the red of the sun tinges the sky.
Free
6am-12am
Seonyudo Stn (Line 9), 15-minute
02-2631-9368
343, Seonyu-ro,
walk from Exit 2
Yeongdeungpo-gu
Seoul, My Story
Hongdae is not only worth a visit during the daytime. If you are up for
some good parties, delicious drinks or just a cool night out, you should
definitely consider Hongdae as a great choice. Even more fascinating
is the artistic vibe you will experience while staying at the Hongdae
childrens playground, where young singers, bands and dancers try to
entertain the crowd with their talent. You can just forget about your
worries and enjoy the contagious enthusiasm with friendly strangers,
who, perchance, buy you some food or drink and become new friends.
JULIA MASCHE From Germany
21
Yongsan
Yongsan
must
do
Itaewon
Vibrant,
Multicultural
Fun for
Night Owls
Itaewon is home to much of Seouls international community as it houses the United

States Army Garrison, many overseas
ambassadorial quarters, and the Seoul
Central Mosque, the only Muslim temple in
the city. There are also various international
restaurants and shops selling all kinds of
foods and wares. It is ideal for night owls,
offering a variety of options available till
late at night through its many high-quality
restaurants, bars, and clubs.
Clubbing in
Itaewon
Recommended Course
Dinner at an exotic restaurant
Strut your stuff at a night club or be cool at a jazz bar

Relax at a jjimjilbang (Korean spa), or Korean sauna
Expect to find more foreign clientele at Itaewons clubs than elsewhere. Revelers tend
to be mostly in their late 20s or above, and
clubs adopt a freer dress code and manner
compared to those in Gangnam. Halloween
is an especially-recommended time to visit
as most establishments will cater to the
occasion, with clubbers costuming up in
suitable attire, from brain-dead zombies to
Korean-style monsters, and creating a
festive mood across the district.
B1
Admission Sun-Wed free; Thu-Sat 10,000 won
Sun-Wed 9pm-4am, Thu-Sat 9pm-5am
Itaewon Stn (Line 6), 5-minute walk from Exit 1
02-749-6164
179, Itaewon-ro, Yongsan-gu
Opium
8pm-5am
010-2080-3331
189, Itaewon-ro, Yongsan-gu
The Bungalow
WOW Seoul TOTORODA
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Free admission
Mon-Thu 5pm-4am, Fri-Sun 4:30pm-6am
02-793-2344
10, Itaewon-ro 27ga-gil, Yongsan-gu
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Relax to Cool Beats

and Hot Licks at
a Jazz Club
Yongsan
All That Jazz

First opened in 1976, All That Jazz is the
nations very first jazz club, with a history and
prestige on par with Blue Note in New York
City. Patrons will be able to see the main stage
from the first and second floors, and with the
clubs open ceiling, can enjoy the vibe of an
outdoor-style concert in nice weather.
Admission 5,000 won
Sun-Thu 6pm-1am, Fri-Sat 6pm-2:30am
02-795-5701
http://allthatjazz.kr
12, Itaewon-ro 27ga-gil, Yongsan-gu
Going to Jjimjilbang
(Korean Spa) as
Seen on Top Korean
Variety Show
Running Man
must
eat
Tasting the World
at Itaewons Latenight Restaurants
Dragon Hill Spa
Itaewon is filled with many great restaurants

serving the foods of many cultures worldwide as cooked by professional chefs from
across the globe. What best makes the area
international is the availability of cuisine
you may not have tried before, the exotic
atmospheres of the restaurants, and music
to which you may not have been exposed
previously.
Buddhas Belly Thai
11:30am-4pm; Lunch 11:30am-2pm;
Dinner 4pm-12am
Noksapyeong (Yongsan-gu Office) Stn (Line 6), 5-minute
walk from Exit 3
02-796-9330
48, Noksapyeong-daero 40-gil, Yongsan-gu
Mi Madre Spanish
Dragon Hill Spa and Resort is a jjimjilbang

(Korean Spa), or Korean-style sauna and
bathhouse in Yongsan, Seoul. This outstanding resort offers all kinds of facilities dedicated to relaxation
including 10 indoor and outdoor pools whose
waters are filled with a variety of healthy
nutrients, 7 differently-themed saunas such
as a traditional Korean coral iron pot, crystal
illuminated salt room, or yellow earth room,
and jacuzzis. Other facilities include outdoor
swimming pools, a body care zone, karaoke
center, and a fitness club.
Weekdays 3:30pm-10:30pm, Weekends 11:30am10:30pm, Closed on Tuesdays

Noksapyeong (Yongsan-gu Office) Stn (Line 6),
02-790-7875
224-1, Noksapyeong-daero, Yongsan-gu
Le Saigon Vietnamese
10:30am-9:30pm
02-792-0336
31, Bogwang-ro 59-gil, Yongsan-gu
Pizza Restaurant Pizzarium Roman

11am-10pm
Noksapyeong (Yongsan-gu Office) Stn (Line 6),
02-312-7580
216, Noksapyeong-daero, Yongsan-gu
Weekday Adult 5am-8pm 11,000 won,

8pm-5am 13,000 won; Weekend Adult 13,000 won,
Children 6,000 won
Always open
Yongsan Stn (Line 1, Jungang Line), Exit 1; Sinyongsan
Stn (Line 4), 10-minute walk from Exit 3
02-797-0002
http://dragonhillspa.co.kr
40, Hangang-daero 21na-gil, Yongsan-gu
Seoul, My Story
Itaewons character can be crazy, noisy and pricey, but it is also festive,
international, fun, and of course, touristy. And tonight, during our
discovery, it was all that! In Itaewon, everyone is welcome.
This place doesnt choose or discriminate against you, no matter what
language you speak, no matter what the color of your skin is, or no
matter what country you are from. Itaewon doesnt try to define you.
Its up to you to define Itaewon.
ANGELO CARLO CATIVO From the Philippines
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Gangnam
Gangnam
must
do
Apgujeong-dong, Cheongdam-dong, Sinsa-dong, Seocho
Gangnam
Style
Nightlife for
Trendsetters
The famous Gangnam region of Seoul consists

of locally well-known districts Apgujeong-dong,
Cheongdam-dong, and Sinsa-dong, where can
be found high-class restaurants and luxury
fashion brand shops, cafes and clubs frequented by local celebrities. Of course, it was
PSY who really put Gangnam on the map, and
thanks to Gangnam Style , it is now Seouls
most popular tourist area. Stop by Garosu-gil
in Sinsa-dong for brunch or dessert during the
day and then drop by one of the local clubs and
spend the night as if you were Beyonce, Lady
Gaga, or any major celebrity.
Recommended Course
Going to a Club
in Gangnam
Gangnams classy clubs are the destination

of choice for fashion-lovers and trendsetters
not to mention local famous figures - so
style and sophistication is a must. If you
are wearing sweatpants or flip flops, you
may not be allowed to enter. Admission is
generally higher here than clubs elsewhere in
Seoul, however these are the places to go to
truly experience Gangnam style.
Live music at a jazz club

Drop by a bar for a few drinks

Clubbing all night
Club Answer
Admission 20,000-30,000 won
Fri-Sat, Natl Holiday & Valentines Day 9pm-6am;
Admission till 12am
Cheongdam Stn (Line 7), 10-minute walk from Exit 13
02-514-4311
535, Dosan-daero, Gangnam-gu
Club Eden
Admission Wed, Thu & Sun 20,000 won;
Fri-Sat 30,000 won
Wed-Sun 10pm-6:30am
Sinnonhyeon Stn (Line 9), 5-minute walk from Exit 4
02-6447-0042
120, Bongeunsa-ro, Gangnam-gu
Mass
Admission Sun, Tue-Thu 15,000 won,
Fri-Sat 20,000 won
9pm-6am
Gangnam Stn (Line 2, Sinbundang Line), 5-minute walk
from Exit 10
02-599-3165
415, Gangnam-daero, Seocho-gu
The Octagon
Admission 10,000 won before 12am; 30,000 won
after 12am
Thu-Sat 10pm-7am
Hakdong Stn (Line 7), 5-minute walk from Exit 4
02-516-8847
645, Nonhyeon-ro, Gangnam-gu
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Music, Drinks, and

Gangnam Style
Bars
Gangnams most successful bars all have

four basic things in common: refined interior
designs, good customer service, high-quality menus, and a great selection of music.
If you expect nothing less from your ideal
drinking establishment, you will find plenty
of options here.
Vinga
The largest bar in South Korea, Vinga serves
over 800 kinds of wine from around the
world. It holds a Tasting Music Listening
Wine party on the 2nd Saturday of every
month as a way of introducing new music
and wine, both of which are carefully
coordinated.
Coffee Bar K
6pm-2am; Closed on Sundays

Apgujeong Stn (Line 3), 10-minute walk from Exit 3
02-516-1761
6, Eonju-ro 168-gil, Gangnam-gu
Coffee Bar K is a classy establishment whose

headquarters are in the Ginza district of Tokyo.
Over 400 kinds of alcoholic beverages are
available to order, served up by highly-skilled
bartenders able to carve ice into various shapes.
Mon-Sat 7pm-3am
Apgujeong Rodeo Stn (Bundang
Line), 5-minute walk from Exit 4 02-516-1970
22, Dosan-daero 57-gil, Gangnam-gu
Moon Jar
Moon Jar is a makgeolli (Korean traditional
rice liquor) bar in Apgujeong. It serves 15
kinds of makgeolli, makgeolli cocktails, and
various kinds of Korean fusion side dishes.
The dcor has been specially designed to
evoke 70s and 80s-period Korea.
5:30pm-2am
Apgujeong Rodeo Stn (Bundang Line),
10-minute walk from Exit 5 02-541-61189
38, Apgujeong-ro 46-gil, Gangnam-gu
Platoon Kunsthalle
Gangnam
must
see
Check out the
worlds longest
fountain bridge at
the Hangang River
Platoon Kunsthalle is a unique cultural venue

comprised of a restaurant, theater, exhibition
hall, and bar, based upon the original Platoon
located in Berlin. Visitors can see exhibitions
or performances by young artists from around
the world.
T Lound is a bar famed for its all-glass exterior.

There is a classic bar on the first floor, and an
upscale bar playing club-style music on the
second and third floors. Customers can enjoy
cocktails created by professional mixologists or
glasses of wine recommended by sommeliers
while soaking in T Lounds refined interior.
Sun-Thu 7pm-3am, Fri-Sat 7pm-4am
Apgujeong Rodeo Stn (Bundang Line), 5-minute walk
from Exit 4 02-517-7412
13-16, Seolleung-ro 158-gil, Gangnam-gu
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A fantasy-like panorama of lights spreads

across the backdrop of the Hangang at
night. Water cannons line both sides of the
Banpodaegyo for 1,140 meters, shooting
out 190 tons of water back into the river
every minute it is on. The bridge is even
recognized by the Guinness Book of World
Records as the longest fountain bridge
in the world.
Apr-Oct Weekdays 8pm, 9pm; Weekends and Holidays
8pm, 8:30pm, 9pm (15 minutes)
Express Bus Terminal Stn (Lines 3, 7, 9), Exit 8-1. Walk
15 minutes to reach the Banpo Hangang Park
02-3780-0578
6pm-1am; Closed on Sundays

Gangnam-gu Office Stn (Line 7, Bundang Line),
02-3447-1191
5, Eonju-ro 148-gil, Gangnam-gu
T Lound
Banpodaegyo (Bridge)
Moonlight Rainbow Fountain
Seoul, My Story
The first time I visited Gangnam, it was immediately obvious that this
place is where it all happens. You could spend a whole day just walking
around Coex Mall, nevermind the tree-lined shops and galleries of
Garosu-gil, the department stores of Apgujeong, or the boutiques of
Cheongdam. Of course night time is when it really comes to life when
theres a restaurant and bar for every taste and a hundred new people to
meet each night. They say Gangnam means south of the river, but its
definitely the center of the action for me!
BEN JORDAN From Australia
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Seoul Travel Information

Seoul City Night Tour Bus
Night View Ferry Cruise
- Tour Course: Departure from Gwanghwamun > (Deoksugung Palace) > (Best Western
Premier Seoul Garden) > (National Assembly of South Korea) > (Seogang Bridge) >
(Gangbyeon Expressway) > (Seongsu Bridge) > (Hannam Bridge) > N Seoul Tower >
(Namsan Public Library) > (Sungnyemun/Namdaemun Market) > Cheonggye Plaza
- Routes: Yeouido > Banpodaegyo (Bridge) > Yeouido

- Tour Times: November-March 8:40pm-9:50pm (70 minutes); April-October 8:40pm9:50pm, 9pm-10pm, 10pm-11pm (60-70 minutes)
- Cost: 15,000 won per person for adults, 13,500 won for youths, and 10,500 won for children
- Directions: Yeouinaru Stn (Line 5), 10-minute walk from Exit 3
* ( ): Fixed route. Passengers may not alight at any of these stops during the tour. Doubledecker bus does not stop at N Seoul Tower.
* Vocal guides are provided for passengers in Korean, English, Japanese, and Chinese.
- Departure Times: Single-decker buses 8pm; Double-decker buses 7:30pm

- Departure Directions: In front of Dongwha Duty Free Shop, Gwanghwamun;
Gwanghwamun (Sejong Center for the Performing Arts) Stn (Line 5), Exit 6
- Cost: Single-decker buses 6,000 won per person for adults and 4,000 won for children;
Double-decker buses 12,000 won per person for adults and 7,000 won for children
- Where to buy tickets: Ticket box by Koreana HoPhone in Gwanghwamun
- Closed: Mondays (except when Monday falls on a national holiday); Open daily the 4th
week of July through the 15th of August
- Phone: 02-777-6090 Website: http://www.seoulcitybus.com
Hangang River Ferry Evening Cruise

- Phone: 02-3271-6900 Website: http://www.elandcruise.com
* Reservations must be made via phone or online.
* Cruise may be cancelled due to inclement weather or when there are less than
20 passengers
Buffet Dinner Ferry Cruise

- Tour Times: 7:30pm-9pm (90 minutes)
- Cost: MonThu Adults 60,000 won, Youths 48,000 won, Children (3-7 years old)
36,000 won; Fri-Sun, holidays Adults 65,000 won, Youths 52,000 won,
Children (3-7 years old) 39,000 won
Fireworks Ferry Cruise

- Routes: (1) Yeouido Course Yeouido > Banpodaegyo (Bridge) > Yeouido
(2) Jamsil Course Jamsil > Banpodaegyo (Bridge) > Jamsil
- Tour Times: April-October on Fri-Sat and Special Days (Christmas, Valentines Day)
7:30pm-8:40pm (70 minutes)
- Cost: 22,000 won per person for adults, 19,800 won for youths, and 17,600 won for
children
- Directions: (1) Yeouido 1 Terminal Yeouinaru Stn (Line 5), 10-minute walk from Exit 3
(2) Jamsil 1 Terminal Sincheon Stn (Line 2), 20-minute walk from Exit 6
Live Show Ferry Cruise

- Tour Times: April-October on Tue-Sun 7:30pm-8:40pm (60 minutes)
- Cost: 15,000 won per person for adults, 13,500 won for youths, and 10,500 won for children
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Public Transportation at Night

Buses
First bus 4:30am; Last bus 11pm; Accurate schedules available via Visit Seoul at
http://maps.visitseoul.net
Subway
First train 5:40am; Last train 12am; Last train on weekends about 1 hour earlier than
weekdays; Accurate schedules available on Visit Seouls website at
http://maps.visitseoul.net
Taxis
Taxis available 24 hours a day; Fares increase to 20% between 12am and 4am
- International taxis available for foreign tourists in Seoul; Reservations should be
made at http://www.internationaltaxi.co.kr
- Phone: Navi Call 1599-8255; K-Taxi 1577-9977;
N Call 1688-2255 for reserving regular taxis
ATMs at Night
ATMs in Seoul can be used from 7am to 11:55pm in general, although accurate schedules
may differ depending on location. ATMs in almost all convenience stores in Seoul are
available 24 hours a day, though processing fees of 1,000-1,300 won will be incurred.
Emergencies
Call 119 for fire, rescue, first aid, disaster reports, medical emergencies, and hospital
information
Tourist Police
Tourist police are available in Seouls major tourism districts such as Myeong-dong,
Itaewon, Dongdaemun, the Cheongyecheon, and City Hall for various services such as
crime prevention, reporting illegal activities, handling tourist complaints, or providing
general tourism information.
- Office Hours: 9am-11pm all year round
- Phone: Call 1330
Tourist Complaints
Phone Dasan Call Center: 02-120+9 for language selection

Korea Tourism Organization Tourist Complaint Center: 1330
Email Seoul Transportation Complaint Center: happyride@seoul.go.kr
Korea Tourism Organization Tourist Complaint Center: tourcom@knto.or.kr
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Gangnam Station Underground

Shopping Center [B3]................................................49
85
The War Memorial of Korea [B2]......................39
43
Garden5 [C3]................................................................61
86
Trick Eye Museum [A2].......................................33
44 Gwangjang Market [B2]............................................27

45 IPARK Mall [B2].........................................................61
46
Itaewon Antique Street [B2]....................................39
The Story of King SejongThe Story of

Admiral Yi Sun-shin [B2]....................................17
87
Seoul City Wall [B1]....................................................29

10 Unhyeongung Palace [B2]........................................21
49
Lotte Duty Free Shop [B2]........................................11

50 Myeong-dong Street [B2].........................................11
51 Namdaemun Market [B2].........................................13
90
93 Hangang Cruise [B3]...........................................41

94 Hongdae Clubs [A2]...........................................33
11
Banpo Moonlight Rainbow Fountain [B3].............53
12
Bosingak Belfry [B2]...................................................21
54
Landmarks
Seoul Yangnyeong Market [B2]..............................61
95
Sinsa-dong Garosu-gil [B3].....................................47

58 Ssamzie-gil [B2].........................................................21
59 Times Square [A3].....................................................61
98
Sachoom Theater [B2]........................................19
99
Samsung dlight [B3]..........................................49
18 Lotte World [C3]..........................................................57

19 N Seoul Tower [B2]....................................................13
60 Walkerhill Duty Free Shop [C2]...............................61

61 Yongsan Electronics Shopping Mall [B2]..............61
100 Sejong Center for the Performing Arts [B2]..17

101 Seoul Arts Center [B3].......................................53
Seoul City Hall [B2]....................................................09
21
Seoul Plaza [B2]..........................................................09
103 Seoul Norimadang [C3].....................................56
62 Cheonggyecheon Museum [B2].............................19

63 Cheongwadae Sarangchae [B2].............................17
104 Yeouido Hangang Swimming Pool [A2]..........41
64
Culture Station Seoul 284 [B2]..............................13
25
Bukchon Hanok Village [B2]....................................23
67
Horim Art Center [B3]...............................................45
107
Jamwon Hangang Park [B3].............................47
26
Jogyesa Temple [B2]................................................21
68
K-Pop Music Exhibition Hall [C3]............................59
108
Marronnier Park [B2]..........................................29
Kukkiwon [B3]............................................................49
30 Namsangol Hanok Village [B2]..............................11
31 Samcheonggak [B1]..................................................23
71
Lotte World Folk Museum [C3]...............................56

72 Mongchon Museum of History [C3]......................58
111
Shopping
74
114
National Museum of Korea [B3].............................39

75 National Palace Museum of Korea [B2]................17
76 Seoul Arts Center Hangaram Art Museum [B3].53
115
Seoul Baekje Museum [C3]......................................59
118
77
Seoul Museum of Art [B2].......................................09

79 Seoul Museum of History [B2]................................09
Seoul Forest [B2]..................................................42
Tapgol Park [B2]...................................................19

116 Yeoksam Park [B3]..............................................49
117 Yeouido Hangang Park [A2]...............................41
Seonyudo
Park
113
Seonyudo
Kkachisan
Mok-dong
Stadium
Yangcheon-gu
Incheon
International
Airport
Yeongdeungpo-gu Office
Line 1
Marriott Executive
Apartments Yeouido
Park Centre - Seoul
59
Courtyard Marriott
Seoul Times Square
Singil
Sindorim
Guro
Dongjak-gu
Guro-gu
Daerim
(Guro-gu Office)
Gasan Digital
Complex
Geumcheon
Fashion Town
Geumcheon-gu
Yeouido Park [A2].................................................41
Novotel Ambassador Doksan
Wangsimni
IP Boutique
46
45
Capital
40
41
74 Yongsan Park
107
Ichon (National
Museum of Korea)
Hangang (River)
11
Express Bus
Terminal
34
JW Marriot
Seocho-gu
Chongshin
Univ.(Isu)
Gwanak-gu
Line 2
52
Sadang
67
46
Best Western Premier

Gangnam
The Ritz-Carlton
Express Bus
Seoul 116
29
Terminal
Provista 90
99 42
49
Seoul Nat'l Univ. of

Education
Seoripul Park
Renaissance
Seoul
Samseong
Gangnam-gu
Cheonho
(Pungnaptoseong)
Olympic Park
Gangdong-gu
81
Jamsil
72
77
68
Lotte
112
103 18
Seokchon Lake
71 47
Sports Complex
Songpa-gu
Tanc
heon
(Stre
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Garak Market
3
Line
Suseo
55
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Seokchon-dong
Ancient Baekje-era
Stone Mound Tombs
51
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Gwan
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111
Dogok
Yangjae
Citizens'
Forest
Seoul Grand
Park
36
47
60
106
Jamsil Sports
Complex
91
27
50
Nambu Bus
Terminal
101 97
102
Seolleung
95
Gangnam
76
53
Ramada
Seoul
24
Amsa-dong
Prehistoric
Settlement Site
Dongseoul Bus
Terminal
43
Gangnam-gu
Office
Cheongdam
57
Gwangnaru
Konkuk Univ.
(Presbyterian College &
Theological Seminary)
Ellui
Dosan Park
65
45
Umyeonsan (Mt.)
Konkuk Univ.
Imperial
Palace
Seoul Palace
Sillim
Children's
Grand Park
Geondae Rodeo
Street
Seongsu39
Apgujeong 32 41
42
41
Sinsa-dong
35
105
Garosu-gil
Sheraton
Grande Walkerhill
W SeoulWalkerhill
Gunja
(Neungdong)
Hanyang
Univ.
80
Dongjak (Seoul
National Cemetery)
Seoul National
Cemetery
Gwangjin-gu
35
114
38 Seoul Forest
Oksu
69
Itaewon
48
Nakseongdae Park
33
34
110
78
Cheonggu
33
Namsan Park
37 Seoul
Grand Hyatt
85
Boramae Park
Best Western Premier Guro
Achasan (Mt.)
15
Seongdong-gu
44
Chungang Univ.
Dongdaemun-gu
62
Yaksu
Samgakji
61
Yeongdeungpo-gu
Dongmyo 53
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Wholesale Market
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Best Western Premier

Seoul Garden
Cheongnyangni
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31
Sindang
Gongdeok
Bamseom
(Islet)
Yeongdeungpo Station
37
64
54
30
Sinseoldong
38
44
Gyeonggi-do
109
29
Myeongdong
Lotte City
National
104
Assembly
The Lexington
Yeouido Park
Dangsan
(Kyonggi Univ.)
Mapo-gu
Hongik Univ.
Mok-dong
Rodeo Street
40
Ewha
Womans
Univ. Chungjeongno
87
92 70
108
2
6
Cheongdam-dong Fashion Street [C2].................44

36 COEX Mall [C3]...........................................................51
35
National Museum of Contemporary Art

Seoul Hall [B2].............................................................23
86
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33 BITPLEX [B2]...............................................................61
34 Central City [B3].........................................................53
73
Olympic Park [C3]................................................59

112 Seokchon Lake Park [C3]...................................56
113 Seonyudo Park [A2].............................................33
Yonsei Univ.
25
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79 100 88 58
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Hapjeong 94
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Munjeong-dong
Rodeo Street
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109 Naksan Park [B2].................................................29

110 Namsan Park [B2]...............................................13
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4
Sanbong Bus Terminal
Sangbong
(Intercity Bus Terminal)
Kyung Hee Univ.
Sinbundang Line
69 Leeum Samsung Museum of Art [B2]..................38

70 Lock Museum [B2]....................................................29
Apgujeong Rodeo Street [B2]..................................44
Gimpo
International
Lin
Airport
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Gangseo-gu
105 Dosan Park [B3]...................................................44

106 Jamsil Hangang Park [C3].................................56
27 Korea Cultural House [C3]........................................51

28 Korea House [B2].......................................................11
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Haneul Park
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Bongeunsa Temple [C3]...........................................51
29
Digital Media City
Noeul Park
Holiday Inn
Seoul Seongbuk
Korea Univ.
Ansan (Mt.)
Hongik Univ.
2
Line
24
Experience Traditional Culture
63
Pyeonghwa Park
Parks
65 Gallery Street [B3]......................................................47

66 Gana Insa Art Center [B2]........................................21
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102 Seoul Helicopter Tour [C3].................................57
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57
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Dongdaemun Design Plaza [B2].............................27

16 Gwanghwamun Square [B2]...................................17
17 Heunginjimun Gate [B2]...........................................27
National Center for Korean

Traditional Performing Arts [B3]........................53
Seongbuk-gu
Bulgwang
Sinbundang Line
Jungang Line
Gyeongui Line
Gyeongchun Line
Railway
Not Open
96 Myeongdong Theater [B2].................................11

97
Taereung
Seokgye
Grand Hilton Seoul
LG Art Center [B3]...............................................49
55 Shilla Duty Free Shop [B2].......................................61

56 Shinsegae Department Store [B2].........................11
15
Line 7
Line 8
Line 9
AREX
(Airport Railroad)
Bundang Line
Clubs around Gangnam Station [B3]...............49

91 COEX Aquarium [C3]..........................................51
92 Daehangno Street [B2].......................................29
13 Cheonggyecheon (Stream) [B2]..............................19

14 Cheonggye Plaza [B2]..............................................17
Dream Forest
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88 Bibap Theater [B2]...............................................19

89 Chongdong Theater [B2]...................................09
52 Pyeong Hwa Market [B2]........................................27

53 Seoul Folk Flea Market [B2].....................................61
Line 1
Line 2
Line 3
Line 4
Line 5
Line 6
Arko Arts Theater [B2].......................................29
47 Jamsil Shopping Town [C3].....................................57

48 Lotte Dept. Store [B2]...............................................11
Royal Tomb Museum of

the Joseon Dynasty
[ Subway Railroad ]
Entertainment
7 Mongchontoseong Fortress [C3]............................58

8 Seonjeongneung Royal Tombs [C3].......................51
9
Bukhansan National Park
Line 8
Jongmyo Shrine [B2].................................................19
Galleria Dept. Store [B2, C2]..................................44
Eunpyeong-gu
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Contemporary History [B2]................................17
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4 Gyeongbokgung Palace [B2]...................................17

5 Gyeonghuigung Palace [B2]....................................07
83
No. Landmarks
Dongjakda
(Bridge)egyo
Deoksugung Palace [B2]...........................................09
Ewha Univ.s
Street You Want to Visit [B2]..................................35
40
Nowon-gu
Train Station
Tunnel
Ferry Boat Quay
No. Experience Traditional Culture
Swimming Pools
No. Shopping
Water Taxi Stop
No. Museums and Galleries
Univ.
No. Entertainment
Hotel
No. Hangang Tour
Others
Bus Terminal

No. Cultural Heritage
Seo
Changgyeonggung Palace [B2]..............................23
The National Folk Museum of Korea [B2]......17
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82
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Soma Museum [C3]............................................59
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Map no. Tourist attractions Coordinates Page no.
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38 Dongdaemun Market [B2]........................................27

39 Dongwha Duty Free Shop [B2]...............................61
Gay
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1 Gyeongbokgung Palace [B2]........... 23
D-Cube City [A3]........................................................61
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The City That Never Sleeps

OFFICIAL TOURIST GUIDE

Seouls Top Night-time Picks ................................................. 04

City Center: City Hall, Myeong-dong, Euljiro, Namdaemun Market.......... 06

CNN once stated that sleeping in Seoul is for losers.

Seoul Never Sleeps

Seoul Travel Information ....................................................... 30

Seoul: The City That Never Sleeps

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Night Shopping for

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Getting the Star

See Seouls Colorful

Sing and Dance

Soak in the Stunning Night Views of

City Hall, Myeong-dong, Euljiro, Namdaemun Market

The true historical heart of Seoul, with City Hall

Catch a performance or visit Deoksugung Palace

A traditional arts performance that unfolds

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Dine at the Office

Visitors to the Cheonggyecheon Stream

See Seouls Night

Center One Building

When thinking of somewhere to enjoy a night view of Seoul,

Gwanghwamun, Jongno, Insa-dong, Bukchon

Spread in front of majestic Gyeongbokgung

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Sejong Center for the

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The Stories of King Sejong and

Pub of the Blue Star

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Around the Sejong Center

This bar, serving traditional spirits, is popular

The Sejong Center is located near several

This bar-restaurant serves traditional Korean

Dongdaemun & Around

After midnight is when Dongdaemun Market

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Dongdaemun Fashion Town

For first-time shoppers in

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For shopping and more:

Dongdaemun & Around

Shopping mall - try a jjimjilbang (Korean

This is a type of baeksuk (boiled meat dish)

Bibim Guksu (Spicy mixed noodles)

10:30am-4:30am (Closed on Tuesdays)

This canteen has received much fanfare over

Topokki and Eomuk,

Synonymous with easy-to-eat street food.

Hongik Univ., Sinchon, Ewha Womans Univ.

Hongdae is a major hotspot for Korean club

Admission 7,000 won

10:30am-4:30am (Closed on Tuesdays)

Admission 7,000 won

Admission 15,000-20,000 won

Weekdays 3:30pm-10:30pm, Weekends 11:30am10:30pm, Closed on Tuesdays

Weekday Adult 5am-8pm 11,000 won,

Live music at a jazz club

6pm-2am; Closed on Sundays

6pm-1am; Closed on Sundays

- Routes: Yeouido > Banpodaegyo (Bridge) > Yeouido

- Departure Times: Single-decker buses 8pm; Double-decker buses 7:30pm