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■ Hotel name / rating - Lotte Hotel World / Number of 5-star guest rooms - 469 rooms Additional facilities - sauna, fitness center , swimming pool, restaurant, restaurant, bakery, lounge, bar, banquet hall, convention & wedding

- Wi-Fi - Free use of all rooms

- User room Room Type & Area - Deluxe Double Room 29.7 ㎡ - Room Type - Deluxe Double (Based on Double)  -Additional charge Additional charge-Extra bed-50,000 won -This product includes breakfast buffet -Breakfast Fee Adults - 25,000 won / Children - 15,000 won ☞Fees apply until December 31, 2022

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★ Sauna, swimming pool , gym , free use for 2 people per room

■ Subway information

Line 2, Line 8 Jamsil Station Exit 3 1-minute walk

■ Nearby attractions - Lotte World Adventure. Lotte World Aquarium , KidZania Seoul, Jamsil Indoor Gymnasium

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☞ Itinerary

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travel course

first day

1. Yangjaecheon

It is a local river that originates from Mt. Gwanak and Mt. Cheonggye and runs all the way to Tancheon. In 1995, it was restored as an exemplary natural ecological river through the Yangjaecheon Park Project, and in 2015, it was selected as a future heritage site in Seoul. The section passing through Gangnam-gu is about 3.75 km. The scenery along the waterway is famous for its beauty all year round. Cherry Blossom Road , Metasequoia Road , and Fallen Leaves Street are dyed with flowers and trees every season, attracting the footsteps of not only locals but also foreigners . In addition, an observatory, landscape lighting, fog fountain, and media sapphire are in the spotlight as a well-being place that encompasses walking, riding, ecological experience, and relaxation .

300m in the direction of Daechi Middle School from Exit 4 of Maebong Station on Subway Line 3

2. COEX, Byeolmadang Library

the best cultural and tourist attraction in the Korea Trade Center , was opened to reveal the prospects of international trade and to provide a place for cultural exchange.

Byeolmadang Library consists of 2,800㎡ (about 850 pyeong) duplex in the center of Central Plaza . Under the concept of a comfortable study where the soft light of 13m high bookshelves gently wraps around the entire space, outlets are provided for various tables and laptops to work . In particular , on the first floor, you can read comfortably while looking at the Sunken space on the first basement floor . It consists of a human space. At the Byeolmadang Library, a place you want to stay and experience, you can read or not read a book. It is fulfilling its role not only as a place for contemplation and leisure through reading, but also as a place for meeting and waiting for someone. A place where emptying, waiting, and newness that recharges life meet . A total of 70,000 passports are available. Literature/humanities are on the 1st floor, and books related to hobbies/utilities are on the 1st basement floor, and there are a total of 600 magazines, including foreign application books, famous people's library, E-Books that can be viewed on iPad, and especially foreign magazines. The magazine-specialized corner, which collects the

Subway Line 2 Samseong Station Exit 5 or 6

3. City Airport Terminal

Korea Urban Airport (CALT) was established in 1980 and started its business in 1990. It handles both entry and exit procedures in the city center rather than at the airport, and passengers move to the airport by limousine and board the plane immediately. was established with the purpose of reducing passenger waiting time and providing convenience. In the case of the Trade Center, it is located in Samseong-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea. This place not only performs ticketing-related affairs, but also all related organizations are stationed there. The so-called one-stop service is possible as it is located at the Immigration Office of the Ministry of Justice, the military service declaration office at the city airport, and the customs declaration office at Incheon International Airport, as well as airlines of each country. Passengers who have completed all procedures can board the limousine bus through the dedicated passage, go to the airport and board the aircraft. There used to be the passport section of Gangnam-gu Office, but as of December 10, 2007, the office was withdrawn. As of April 2018, the airlines that can check-in are Korean Air, Asiana Airlines, Jeju Air, Eastar Jet , Jin Air , Thai Airways, Air Canada , China Eastern Airlines , Shanghai Airlines, China Southern Airlines , Netherlands KLM, Delta Air Lines of the United States. , United Airlines , Air France, Singapore Airlines, Qatar Airways , etc. It is an airport in the city where you can conveniently go through the boarding procedures and immigration check in the middle of the city, go to the limousine bus, and leave the country through the exclusive exit of Incheon International Airport .

Subway Line 2 Samseong Station Exit 5 or 6

10 minutes on foot from Exit 7 of Bongeunsa Station on Subway Line 9

Subway Line 7, Cheongdam Station , Exit 2

4. Bongeunsa Temple

In accordance with the policy of drastically reducing Buddhist temples during the Joseon Dynasty, the number of nationally recognized temples was reduced to 242 during the reign of King Taejong in 1406, and again in 1424, during the reign of King Sejong, only 36 temples were selected from all over the country, 18 temples of each of the Seonyo and Yangjongs, and the total number of temples reached 3,700. Only monks were allowed to be recognized. When Joseon's missionary training system was implemented, Heungcheonsa Temple and Heungdeoksa Temple were the central temples in Seoul. Bongeunsa Temple has been recognized as a central temple since the time of King Jungjong, and it can be assumed that Bongeunsa Temple rose instead of being abolished as Heungcheonsa Temple and Heungdeoksa Temple were abolished . Bongeunsa Temple emerged as a national investigative temple because of the activities of Queen Munjeong and Boss during the reign of King Myeongjong, and during the reign of King Jungjong , a policy of extensively demolishing all temples was promoted. The status of Bongeunsa Temple can be confirmed in the appeal, which claims that it is meaningless because there is no such thing.

Bongeunsa Station on Subway Line 9

5. Seonjeongneung Tomb

Seolleung, where King Seongjong, the 9th king of the Joseon Dynasty, and Queen Jeonghyeon, were sleeping together , and Jeongneung, where his son Jungjong, the 11th king, was buried. Goyang -gun, Gyeonggi- do The tomb of King Jungjong, who was buried in Wondang-ri, Wondang-eup , was moved to this place due to poor feng shui geography. Queen Munjeong, who wanted to be buried with King Jungjong, is also buried in Taeneung alone because this place is also flooded every summer. It is Historic Site No. 199 and was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site on June 30, 2009 ( charged) .

Subway Line 2, Bundang Line, Seolleung Station, Exit 10, 7-minute walk

Subway Line 9 Bundang Line Seonjeongneung Station Exit 3 16-minute walk

6. National Gugak Center

National Gugak Center is a cultural and artistic institution with a tradition and history of over a thousand years from the Shilla period to today . Through this, we have continued our creative efforts based on tradition and reasonable preservation and succession of traditional arts, and we are continuing our steady efforts for the modern values and future prospects of traditional arts. We are doing our best to proudly take root on the world stage.  Exit 1 of Bangbae Station on Subway Line 2 .  Exit 3 of Naebang Station on Subway Line 7 . Subway Line 3 Nambu Bus Terminal Station, Exit 5. bus transfer

7. Seoul Arts Center

to the 'Seoul Arts Center Construction Plan', which has been promoted since 1982, construction of the Seoul Arts Center started in 1984 with a site of 231,000 m2 and a total building area of 12353 m2. It was built for the purpose of increasing international solidarity. In 1988, the first stage music hall and calligraphy hall were opened, and the rest were opened in stages. With a construction cost of 60 billion won, it has not only indoor spaces that can accommodate all arts, such as festival theaters, music halls, art galleries, archives, and education centers, but also outdoor spaces such as circular plazas, meeting streets, traditional Korean gardens, outdoor theaters and markets. It is a level facility. The main festival theater is a circular building in the shape of a hat that mimics the spirit of scholars, which constitutes the core of Korean culture, and the music hall is designed in the shape of a fan.

Subway Line 3 Nambu Bus Terminal Station Exit 5, transfer to the village bus

8. Seorae Village

It is the largest French residential area in Korea. There are at least several hundred French residents, which is about 40% of the number of French living in Korea. Most of these people are employed by French companies, and the Seoul French School, where their children usually go to school, is also located in Seorae Village . In addition , the villa village of Seorae Village is one of the representative wealthy villages in Korea, and it is also famous for being the residence of many celebrities. Seorae Village , where about half of the French living in Korea live . As if walking through an open-air cafe in Paris, exotic scenery spreads out in every alley. From a French restaurant with a famous chef to a wine bar with a good atmosphere There are plenty of cafes, etc.   Subway Lines 3, 7, 9 Express Bus Terminal Station Exit 5, 10-minute walk

9. Gangnam Station Area and Underground Shopping Center

Gangnam-daero and Seocho-daero Teheran-ro . Large-scale office and office districts, led by IT companies, began to enter this place in the 1990s, and as academy districts and entertainment districts began to appear one after another, an unimaginable floating population was created. Representatively, from Exits 10 and 11 to Sinnonhyeon Station, there is a densely populated downtown with large academies, clothing stores , hospitals, pubs, and restaurants. In addition , with the effects of the entertainment district near Seolleung Station and the Starfield COEX Mall, which had been stagnant for a while after the remodeling in the mid-2010s, there is a sense that the floating population here has increased. On weekends, people going out to the ground and people going down to get on the subway at each exit intertwine, creating a chaos of chaos. On Friday nights, it is often seen that Gangnam-daero is closed until 1 or 2 am. However, as it is a downtown + office district , the price is quite high. Hongdae. Along with Itaewon, it is also an area with many famous clubs in Seoul.

Located in the heart of Gangnam, the underground shopping center is home to numerous clothing stores and accessory stores, where you can shop in a pleasant environment. In addition, Herb Plaza provides a comfortable resting space for customers.  Gangnam Station on Subway Line 2 Gangnam Station, Shinbundang Line

Second day

1. Mongchontoseong . Mongchon History Museum

Mongchontoseong Fortress Mongchon History Museum is located in Olympic Park. Mongchontoseong , discovered during the construction of Olympic Park , was built around the 4th century and is located between the Han River in the north and Namhansanseong Fortress in the south. In the early Baekje period, it was used as a fortress to defend the current Seoul area, and traces of it were built with soil on the east side. At Mongchontoseong Fortress, a burial site and poison tombs , weapons, fishing hooks, and Baekje Earthenware and stone mortars have been excavated. Currently, there is a pine forest on the slope of Mongchontoseong , creating a green landscape all year round. It was designated as Historic Site No. 297 on July 22, 1982 . The circumference is about 2.7 km and the height is 6-7 m. It was built in the early 3rd century. As a result of excavations conducted twice in 1984 and 1985, it was revealed that it was a special Saturn structure composed of a barrier structure and a Saturn defense moat. Artifacts excavated while excavating Mongchontoseong and Pungnamtoseong are on display. It is a place where you can meet the traces of Baekje culture . (Admission is free. 09:00~ 18:00 , Mondays . Closed on January 1st)

Subway Line 8, Mongchontoseong Station , Exit 1, 30-minute walk

2. Olympic Park

It was built for the 1998 Seoul Olympics and is now used as a general general park. There are sports facilities such as six stadiums for cycling , weightlifting, fencing, swimming, gymnastics, and tennis, as well as various cultural facilities such as the Soma Art Museum . . Olympic Park has an outdoor sculpture park, 88 amusement park, and rest areas such as a music fountain. Other major facilities include various convenience facilities such as the Olympic Hall and Olympic Parktel . ( Admission: Free 05:00-22:00)

Mongchontoseong Station, Subway Line 8, Exit 1 Subway Line 9 Olympic Park Station, Exit 3 or 4

3. Lotte World Tower. Lotte World Mall

The weight of Lotte World Tower is 750,000 tons, which is equivalent to the weight of 10 million people based on 75 kg of an adult male in Seoul. Lotte World Tower dug a site to a depth of 38m underground and installed 108 piles 30m long and 1m in diameter in the granite bedrock to withstand such a load. And on top of that, the largest and world-class foundation mat (MAT) construction was carried out, with a length of 72 m left and right and a thickness of 6.5 m. 5,300 ready-mixed concrete poured 80,000 tons of high-strength concrete for 32 hours. At 80% of the scale, the Burj in Dubai It is 1.8 times thicker than Khalifa and has 2.5 times the amount of concrete, making it more robust.

to build about 5,500 apartments of 84 square meters was used. In contrast to high-rise buildings that cannot withstand the high heat caused by fire, and collapse occurs when steel or rebar melts, Lotte World Tower uses high-strength concrete that is three times higher than ordinary concrete and lasts for at least 3 hours in case of fire . .

shopping mall of the Lotte Group that started operations in October 2014 and is connected to Lotte World Tower . Jamsil Station on Subway Lines 2 and 8, Exit 2 or 11

4. Lotte World Adventure

and outdoor play facilities, a fantastic course for children and teenagers (weekdays 09:30-22:00, weekends 09:30-23:00)

Jamsil Station , Subway Lines 2 and 8, Exit 4

5. Seokchon Lake

 Until the 1960s, Seokchon Lake was part of the Songpa River through which water flows. Until the Japanese colonial period, Songpajin (Songpanaru) connecting Songpa and Gangbuk was also located at Seokchon Lake. This is the reason why Seokchon Lake is called Songpanaru Park . Jamsil became Sangjeonbyeokhae to the extent that it is unbelievable that a ferry as large as Songpajin was located at Seokchon Lake, not even by the Han River . It was the Sincheon River , which became the main stream of the Han River . Songpajin was a ferry built on the banks of the Songpa River , which was the main stream of the Han River . The site of the old Songpa-jin is where Song Ho-jeong is now . Recently , “Rubber Duck,” the original form of large public exhibitions, has returned and a craze for certification shots is blowing around the MZ generation (The Rubber Duck is a yellow rubber duck doll made by Dutch artist Florentin Hoffman. )  Subway Line 2, Exit 2 Subway Line 8, Exit 7 Subway Line 9 Seokchon Station 3-minute walk

third day

1. Gwanghwamun Square

Even after Gwanghwamun was destroyed by fire during the Japanese Invasion of Korea, the road in front of Gwanghwamun was the six-way street, and it was the central government district where the government offices of the palace were gathered . Gwanghwamun was restored when King Gojong reconstructed Gyeongbokgung, but after the forced annexation of Korea and Japan in 1910, the Government-General of Korea was built in Gyeongbokgung, and it was forcibly relocated to the east of Gyeongbokgung. During the Third Republic, Gwanghwamun was reconstructed with concrete, and controversy continued over the location and building materials. Although the disappearance and restoration of Gwanghwamun has been repeated several times, in the meantime, the street in front of Gwanghwamun is still the central space of the Republic of Korea.  In 2009, along with the restoration of Gwanghwamun, the street in front of Gwanghwamun took on the shape of a square for the first time to match the meaning and function of the place.

2. Sejong Center for the Performing Arts, The Story of Sejong .The Story of Chungmugong

Sejong Center for the Performing Arts has maintained its reputation for over 20 years as a living history of Korean performing arts, a space of memories for those who love art, and a representative culture and arts institution in Korea.
Since then, Sejong Center for the Performing Arts has undergone a hardware reorganization such as Sejong Grand Theater remodeling, Sejong Chamber Hall , Sejong M Theater, Art Building extension, Sejong Museum of Art, Sejong S Theater, etc. Sejong Center for the Performing Arts is creating an artistic landmark that makes citizens happier with the purpose of expanding opportunities for cultural enjoyment and contributing to the realization of civic culture welfare through cultural and artistic operations that can contribute to the development of culture.

3. National Palace Museum

houses and exhibits about 40,000 relics related to royal clothing and daily life during the Joseon Dynasty . This museum specializes in collecting and exhibiting palace relics of the Joseon Dynasty and the Korean Empire.

4. Gyeongbokgung Palace

He recites a poem from Zhua's poem, 'Already drunk and full of virtue, a gentleman will serve you with great blessings forever .' I beg you to name it 景福宮), so that your Majesty and your descendants may enjoy the majesty of peace for many years to come, and let the people everywhere see and feel the way . Originally , it was a palace planned by the Shinjinsa Godfather , so Reflecting the Confucian ideology of ' Frugal but not shabby, splendid but not extravagant. According to the Confucian viewpoint, the layout was in the form of three groups.

It played an important role as the royal palace of the Joseon Dynasty during the Imjin War and the first half of the Joseon Dynasty. Gyeongbokgung Palace was designed with a strict geometrical space division, a straight axis , and an orderly symmetrical structure to express its authority as a legal palace . Changdeokgung Palace(+Changgyeonggung) and Yanggung It had a system, and the kings used the two palaces alternately according to their tastes.

After being burned down during the Japanese Invasion of Imjin, only the site was not rebuilt for over 200 years, but it was rebuilt by Heungseon Daewongun and has been passed down to this day. For reference, there are some differences between the Gyeongbokgung Palace built by Heungseon Daewongun and the Gyeongbokgung Palace destroyed during the Imjin War . Records of multi-story buildings stand out, such as when King Sejong fell ill while sleeping on the second floor during the reign of King Sejong. In addition, differences are seen, such as mentioning that blue tile was placed on Geunjeongjeon, and the appearance of Gyeongbokgung Palace at that time can be guessed from the architectural style described in the Buddha Birth Map , which was produced by the royal family before the Imjin War. Above all, unlike the previous building, which was gradually expanded to a maximum of 5,000 rooms, Heungseon Daewongun was reconstructed to 7,400 rooms at once. It has grown to 1.5 times its size in an instant.

The current administrative district is located in Jongno-gu, Seoul. The nearest subway station is Gyeongbokgung Station, and if you go out of exit 5, you can enter directly inside Gwanghwamun, the main gate of Gyeongbokgung Palace . You can also walk to Anguk Station or Gwanghwamun Station . In front of Gyeongbokgung Palace, there were various government offices, so it was called “Yukjo Street”, and it is said that the road was built to be about the same width as Sejong-daero today because it was the central street of the country . Gwanghwamun Square is located in the center of Sejong-daero . Nearby are the Blue House , the Constitutional Court , the Seoul Government Complex , the US Embassy in Korea, and the Sejong Center for the Performing Arts, and Insa-dong Street is also close to Gyeongbokgung Palace.

5. National Folk Museum

The National Folk Museum of Korea is striving to secure materials from everyday life that are rapidly disappearing due to changes in lifestyle. Data collected through various methods such as purchase, donation, and donation are scientifically preserved and then systematically organized according to the classification criteria of folk data . Through various research and research activities, we are securing photos, films, and video materials from folklore sites. In addition, specialized folklore books and various multimedia folklore materials are systematically stored in the folklore archive. It is organized and accumulated so that users can use it easily.

6.National Museum of Contemporary Art

built as a complex cultural space with 8 exhibition halls , educational facilities, and book archives with 3 basement levels and 3 above ground . . Architecturally, it can be divided into exhibition area, education area and office area. There is, and the uncle and It is divided into 7 buildings along with the existing remains such as the former Gugi Musa and is distributed around the courtyards. The exterior was divided in a harmonious form with the surrounding landscapes such as Gyeongbokgung Palace and Bukchon, and terracotta tiles were used as the main material.

7. Changdeokgung Palace

to Hanyang in 1394 (the 3rd year of King Taejo), the third year of the founding of the Joseon Dynasty, and moved Gyeongbokgung to Jeonggung ( Beopgung ) . However, after the 1st Prince Rebellion, King Jeongjong ascended to the throne in 1399 (the 1st year of King Jeongjong) . The capital was moved back to the capital Ingaegyeong. However, Taejong, who took the throne after King Jeongjong , decided to relocate to Hanyang . As a preliminary work for Jaecheondo, King Taejong ordered the construction of a palace in Hyanggyo-dong, and construction began in 1404 (the 4th year of King Taejong) and was completed in 1405 (the 5th year of King Taejong). That palace is Changdeokgung. However, there is already Gyeongbokgung Palace in Hanyang, so building a new palace meant that Taejong did not want to stay in Gyeongbokgung Palace. In the Joseon Dynasty, kings often lived alternately between the two palaces of this type of palace system (兩闕体制) . Taejong left Gaegyeong just before the completion of Changdeokgung and went to Changdeokgung, not Gyeongbokgung, but on the way to Hanyang. .After returning to Hanyang in 1405 (the 5th year of King Taejong), Taejong lived mainly at Changdeokgung until he was abdicated to his son Sejong in 1418 (the 18th year of King Taejong) . Taejong avoided Gyeongbokgung because it was the place where he had caused a bloody wind . However, major national important events were held mainly at Geunjeongjeon Hall or Gyeonghoeru Pavilion in Gyeongbokgung Palace. At the time of its establishment in 1405 (the 5th year of King Taejong), Changdeokgung Palace had 74 rooms for the outer hall and 118 rooms for the inner hall. Although all the basic functions to function as a palace were once completed, Changdeokgung extension construction continued even after it was completed. In 1412 (the 12th year of King Taejong), the main gate, Donhwamun , was built. Go straight 300m from Exit 3 of Anguk Station on Subway Line 3

8. Changgyeonggung

Changgyeonggung is the third palace built during the Joseon Dynasty after Gyeongbokgung and Changdeokgung. From the early days of the Joseon Dynasty, the Joseon dynasty continued the yanggung system, using Gyeongbokgung as the legal palace and Changdeokgung as the auxiliary palace. However, successive kings preferred to live in Changdeokgung rather than Gyeongbokgung, and as the royal family increased, the living space in Changdeokgung gradually became cramped. Accordingly, Changgyeonggung is the palace that Seongjong prepared next to Changdeokgung so that the three of them, Queen Sejo, Queen Jeonghui, Yejong, Queen Ansun , and Deokjong, Queen Sohye, could spend comfortably. 770m from Exit 4 of Hyehwa Station on Subway Line 4

9. Unhyeongung

Unhyeongung , where King Gojong lived until the age of 12 , folk songs stating that there is a royal flag in Unhyeongung, the former site of ornamental persimmons, became popular during the reign of King Cheoljong . What is Unhyeon? Unhyeon is the abbreviation for Seoun-gwan, the name of the pass in front of Seoun-gwan , which was in charge of meteorological observations . After King Gojong ascended to the throne, the name Unhyeongung came to be called Unhyeongung after ascending the throne to the house where he lived before he became king .

Anguk Station , Line 3, Exit 4

10. Bukchon Hanok Village

Bukchon was a residential area for the noble class built during the Joseon Dynasty, and changes occurred in the 1930s as the administrative districts of Seoul expanded and the urban structure was transformed into a modern one. Housing management companies purchased large lots and forests in Bukchon and collectively built small and medium-sized hanoks there . All of them were formed during this period. Using new materials such as glass doors on the Daecheong and tin visors on the eaves, the hanok in Bukchon did not lose the tangible character of traditional hanok, but it was adapted to the modern urban organization and became a new city . It can be noted that it has evolved into a housing type . Since Bukchon hanok had to be built in large quantities, standardized timber supplied from lumber mills was efficiently used, and while maintaining the characteristics of traditional hanok as a whole, it was established as a new urban housing type by adapting to new conditions. The characteristics of Bukchon Hanok can be defined in two ways: the largely evolved old method and the tendency to decorate. Although it did not fully possess the dignity of traditional hanok such as low roof stilts , guldori , double eaves, and a large number of rooms in a narrow daytime, Bukchon Hanok condenses the composition and beauty of hanok. Bukchon Hanok Village has been established as a new urban housing type, reflecting the demand for density and anonymity as an urban housing , as seen in the hanok sales advertisements at the time .

Anguk Station , Subway Line 3, Exit 2

11. Insa-dong

Insa-dong, located in the center of Seoul, took the name of Daesa-dong and the cause of Gwaninbang of Hanseongbu during the Joseon Dynasty. As the site of Hwaseo Island in the early Joseon Dynasty began to settle here, it naturally became a center of art activities. Afterwards, antiques and antique art-related shops began to open in the 1930s, and in the 1980s, painters, antique furniture stores, and folk craft stores opened up, further solidifying its reputation as a traditional culture street . Now, traditional shops, teahouses, and modern buildings coexist in harmony with the past and the present, and historical traces remain throughout, allowing you to discover a different side of Insa-dong .. Exit 6 of Anguk Station on Subway Line 3 . Turn left at the intersection

12. Jongmyo

is one of the most refined and majestic structures of the Joseon dynasty as a shrine to the successive kings and queens as well as the revered kings and queens. The construction of Jongmyo started in December of the year when the Joseon Dynasty moved its capital to Hanyang in the 3rd year of King Taejo and was completed in September of the following year . Currently, 19 rooms are enshrined in 19 rooms, and 34 rooms are enshrined in Yeongnyeongjeon, and 83 gods of kings are enshrined in the Gongsindang in front of the Jeongjeon yard .  Subway Line 1.3.5 Jongno 3-ga Station Exit 8.11 200m.

13. Korean History Museum, Children's Museum

The history of Korea is divided into four exhibition rooms for each period and explained. In the first exhibition hall, the birth of the Republic of Korea (1876-1948), in the second exhibition hall the foundation of Korea (1948–1961), in the third exhibition hall, the growth and development of the Republic of Korea (1961–1987), in the fourth exhibition hall ' The exhibition is organized under the theme of Korea's leap into the advanced world (1987- ).

At the Children's Museum, children can learn about modern and contemporary history through hands-on experiences, and through special exhibitions on a variety of topics across modern and contemporary history, they can look into in-depth information about the modern and contemporary history of Korea. The Children's Museum also operates various educational programs and cultural events. Nearby, there are the Story of Sejong, Gwanghwamun, and Gyeongbokgung, where you can learn more about the history in accordance with the circumstances of the time . ( Admission: free)  Line 5 Gwanghwamun Station Exit 2 2-minute walk

14. Jogyesa Temple

Gakhwangsa Temple, which was built with the will of monks to achieve Korea’s independent Buddhism, was the beginning. The name Jogye is derived from the fact that Master Hyeneung stayed at Mt. Jogye. When entering Jogyesa Temple, the appearance of Daeungjeon is also said to have been built by moving the buildings from Jeongeup . After liberation , Jogyesa Temple was reborn with traces of Japanese colonial rule. There are white pine trees and Japanese pine trees, a natural monument of a reliable thickness that have been protected, adding a mellow atmosphere. If you move your gaze through the open doors of the temple, you can experience a special moment when you meet the kind eyes of the elegant wooden Buddha statue, a tangible cultural property of Seoul.  Subway Line 1 Jonggak Station Exit 2 415m

15. Blue House

Blue House, meaning “blue roof tile house,” was used as the presidential residence where the first to 19th presidents of the Republic of Korea lived and served. From the 10th, it was fully open to the general public. During the Joseon Dynasty, the Blue House was located in Baesanimsu, the most blessed land under the sky, and was used as the northern patronage of Gyeongbokgung Palace.  A 15-minute walk from Exit 4 of Gyeongbokgung Station (Subway Line 3). 20-minute walk from Exit 1 of Anguk Station on Line 3

fourth day

1. Seoul City Hall

Seoul is currently the capital of South Korea. Seoul City Hall is an institution that oversees the administration of Seoul Metropolitan City and is called Seoul City Hall for short. Seoul, which possesses all the cultural relics of the three kingdoms of Goguryeo, Baekje, Silla, and Goguryeo with a history of 2000 years from the Neolithic Age, was reborn as the capital of Korea from Gyeongseong, the colonial capital, with the defeat of the Japanese Empire on August 15, 1945. Currently, the district office building is used as a library. Due to various restrictions on the site related to cultural properties, only departments closely related to the mayor's office are included in the new building. The space for citizens in the basement of the new building and events in the city hall plaza are worth taking time out on purpose.

City Hall Station, Subway Lines 1 and 2, Exits 1~7

2. Deoksugung Palace

Deoksugung begins with the fact that when King Seonjo, who had fled to Uiju, returned to Hanyang after the Imjin War in 1592, he combined the residence of Daegun Wolsan and several surrounding private houses and used it as a royal palace. After Gwanghaegun ascended to the throne, he moved to Changdeokgung, and the name ' Gyeongungung' came to be used. Deoksugung Palace, which had the appearance of a palace, was reduced in size as it suffered confinement compared to Inmok and the rebellion against King Injo . With the exception of Seokeodang, the rest of the palace was returned to the original owner, and Deoksugung was no longer functioning as a palace where the king officially stayed and was in charge of state affairs. In February 1897, it was converted to Deoksugung Palace, and after proclaiming the name of the country as the Korean Empire, it was equipped with a scale and formality as an imperial palace . However, after the Great Fire of Deoksugung Palace in 1904 and the forced abdication of King Gojong in 1907, Deoksugung Palace was greatly reduced in size and the name was changed from Gyeongungung Palace to Deoksugung Palace . provides peace  City Hall Station, Subway Line 1, Exit 2

3. Seoul Museum of Art

The Seoul Museum of Art is a network art museum that responds to the times and changes in art, fills each other, and grows. We envision a future where users, mediators, and producers can create a shared memory and create meaningful social and cultural values. It is a 'Seoul-style network art museum' , where each annex spread across Seoul intersects, fills each other, and grows in response to changes in the times and art . Connecting Seoul, which is full of vitality and fascination with modern art, and world cities, .Today's landscape, where familiarity and unfamiliarity coexist, asks us to respond to multi-layered time and space, various thoughts and ideologies. Infuse the rich imagination of culture and art that crosses inside and outside of art into our lives . It is fulfilling its responsibilities as a responsible operating institution and achieving continuous results through various business operations that link the leadership of curating and the public nature of Seoul government. To realize the vision of a 'Seoul-style network art museum', a systematic organization is established and an annex system is operated is laying the groundwork for Art not to be seen, but art to be experienced together . I am at the center of the moving world, and a system that allows me to see and hear life all over the world at the same time.   Subway Line 2 City Hall Station Exit 10 384m on foot

4. Seoul Museum of History

The Seoul Museum of History is an urban history museum that organizes and shows the history and culture of Seoul from prehistoric times to the present. It opened on May 21, 2002. The Seoul Museum of History is a representative cultural institution in Seoul that deepens understanding of the history and culture of Seoul and establishes the cultural identity of citizens through collection, preservation, research, exhibition, and education of disappearing cultural heritage. The exhibition focuses on the geography, humanities, and history of Seoul, which has developed as the center of politics, economy, society and culture as the capital of the dynasty .  Gwanghwamun Station, Subway Line 5, Exit 7, 470M 7 minutes Subway Line 5 Seodaemun Station Exit 4 600M 8 minutes  Subway Line 3 Gyeongbokgung Station Exit 7 720M, 10 minutes  Subway Line 1 , Line 2 City Hall Station Exit 1.2.3 850M 15 minutes

5. Namsan Tower

Just as world-famous general towers have become a symbol of a country or a city, ' Namsan Seoul Tower ' has also served as a representative tourist destination in Korea and a symbol of Seoul for the past 40 years .' 'Namsan Seoul Tower' has become an object of interest and love from citizens due to its height, unique structure, and shape seen from all over downtown Seoul, and is solidifying its position as the No. Recently, as the name of the filming location for various entertainment shows and dramas that have driven the Korean Wave has risen, it is a place where domestic and foreign tourists are constantly visiting .' 'Namsan Seoul Tower' is located on the top of Namsan Mountain, which is a tall and spacious park with a height of 240m and an area of 2.9 million square meters.

6. Namsan Park

Namsan is a symbol of Seoul located in the center of Seoul. Its height is 265m above sea level, and its original name was Ingyeongsan . It is an important mountain as Sangan. In order to hold a rite to pray for the peace of the country, a shrine was built to enshrin the spirit of the mountain, and it was called Mokmyeok Shrine because it enshrined the mountain god of King Mokmyeok .

It was designated as a park on March 12, 1940 and opened on September 10, 1968. For 8 years from 1991, 89 negative facilities in the park were relocated and an outdoor botanical garden was built , Hoehyeon-dong and Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, have been extensively restored and maintained to provide rest and clean air to citizens, and this park has been reborn as a center of leisure life.

7. Namsangol Hanok Village

The lives of our ancestors were re-examined by relocating and restoring five hanoks, which were scattered throughout Seoul, and arranging furniture appropriate to the status of the people who lived in these hanoks. In the traditional garden, the topography that had been damaged in the past was restored to its original state, and traditional tree species, the natural vegetation of Namsan, were planted . On the west side of the garden , water gracefully flows through the valley, and old-fashioned pavilions were built around it so that you can feel the old atmosphere at the foot of Namsan Mountain , where the ancestors lived . In the southern part of the traditional garden, a time capsule commemorating the 600th anniversary of Seoul was buried 15m underground on November 29, 1994. Inside the time capsule of Bosingak model, it represents the city of Seoul, civic life and social culture. By storing 600 pieces of various cultural relics, the image of society in the present age was made public to the descendants on November 29, 2394, 400 years later . It is possible to perform an actual traditional wedding according to the traditional wedding rites of the four-generation family. pay

8.Namdaemun Market

Namdaemun Market, which started in 1414, the 14th year of King Taejong of the Joseon Dynasty, in the form of a city hall supervised by the court, was established after liberation by the Namdaemun Market Merchants Association. . It is said to have originated in 1414 when the country gave up places to some merchants in the form of a government lease . In 1608, in the 41st year of King Seonjo, Seonhyecheong was established in Namchang-dong, which was in charge of checking in and out of Daedongmi, Po , and Jeon, and local specialties were also sold. Namdaemun Market has been maintaining its position as the largest market in Korea by recovering quickly while experiencing various hardships such as large and small fires, including the Japanese colonial period and the 625 War.  Hoehyeon Station , Subway Line 4, Exit 6

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9. Myeong-dong

Myeong-dong, which is visited by more than 2 million people every day , is counted as 'Korea's No. 1 tourist destination'. Located in the heart of downtown Seoul, it is serving as a hub for shopping, finance, and culture. Myeong-dong used to be a residential area for people to live in during the Joseon Dynasty, but during the Japanese colonial period, the Chungmuro area was developed as a commercial district and transformed into a commercial district. Since 1923, it has established itself as a representative downtown area in Seoul, and through the reconstruction project promoted by the government immediately after the Korean War, it has acquired a shape similar to today. Myeong-dong, which is now the center of Seoul's consumer culture, is reborn as a downtown area loved by foreigners and foreigners alike.

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10.Dongdaemun Design Plaza

DDP is a complex cultural space located at Dongdaemun History and Culture Park Station in Seoul, South Korea. Since opening on March 21, 2014, DDP has been hosting various cultural events such as exhibitions, fashion shows, new product presentations, forums, and conferences. DDP is a place where design trends start and cultures exchange. The world's first new products and fashion trends are announced, knowledge is shared through new exhibitions, and contents that allow various design experiences are operated. Through these activities, DDP is leading the ' design and fashion industry ' heading to Asia and the world. It will serve as a 'source'Dongdaemun History and Culture Performance Station (Subway Lines 2, 4, 5) Exits 1 and 2, 3-minute walk

11. Doota , Migliore , Dongdaemun Market, Pyeonghwa Market

doota . Migliore , Dongdaemun Market, and Pyeonghwa Market are close to each other and are located in Dongdaemun. In Dongdaemun, there are traditional markets from Jongno 5-ga Station to Dongdaemun Subway Station, and as the market was modernized, large fashion malls were created. Dongdaemun Migliore is one of them, and the main customer base of this fashion mall is teenagers. Teenagers make up 80% of the main customer base. As such, the store is filled with clothes that fit the senses of a teenager. In Dongdaemun, there are many fashion malls that have the advantages of a traditional market such as a variety of products and low prices, as well as the advantages of a department store such as a clean and modern building and various additional facilities.

Dongdaemun Market is a large-scale specialized market that sells clothing materials, such as fabrics, clothing subsidiary materials, accessories, and some commodities, where 80% of domestic fabrics are traded.  Dongdaemun Station, Subway Line 1.4, Exit 9

Pyeonghwa Market has a 60-year history as a wholesale market that produces and sells clothing. As a market leading K-fashion, it is so remarkable that it has a system from design to production and delivery within 72 hours.

Dongdaemun History and Culture Park Station, Subway Line 2.4.5, Exit 1   Dongdaemun Station, Subway Line 1.4, Exit 6

12. Cheonggyecheon

Because of the Cheonggyecheon Stream, Seoul received global attention as a human-centered environmental city. It is a must-see tourist course for foreign tourists by linking various sculptures and tourist attractions around Cheonggye Plaza, where various events and performances are held 365 days a year.

13. Gwangjang Market

Gwangjang Market was founded in July of that year by Korean merchants as they shook the foundations of Joseon merchants as the Japanese imperialists carried out a currency clearing business in 1905. Unlike other markets where the Japanese exercised management rights, it has maintained the tradition of the Korean market based on pure Joseon capital . At Gwangjang Market, a stylish traditional market for old-fashioned goods, etc.Popular foods for foreign tourists are Bindae -tteok, Assorted Jeon , Drug Gimbap , Sundae and Head Meat, Yukhoe, and Donggranteng.   Exit 8 of Jongno 5-ga Station on Subway Line 1

14. Daehak-ro

can be said to be a cultural gathering place that represents Korea's art, performance, and freedom . When Seoul National University was located, the surrounding university students and young people gathered naturally, making it difficult to compare with any other place. In 1975, when Seoul National University moved to the Gwanak campus, Marronnier Park was created . As cultural facilities were built one by one , today's Daehak-ro was called . Hyehwa Station , Subway Line 4, Exit 1

fifth day

1.63 square

63 Building, a landmark representing Korea, was designed by American design firm SOM (Skidmore, Owings and Merrill) and Korean architect Park Chun-myung, and was completed in 1985. The 63 Building, which stood tall and boasted the highest elevation in the East at the time, was a symbol of strong national power, and along with the 1988 Seoul Olympics, it became a representative building that visualized the economic growth of Korea, called the 'miracle on the Han River'. . The 63 Building is still positioned as a symbolic landmark of Seoul even after 30 years have passed. This building, which is characterized by golden glass, changes its atmosphere depending on the season and the amount of sunlight, and the view of the beautiful Han River and the sky reflected by the light on the façade is particularly spectacular . Yeouinaru Station Shuttle buses run from Daebang Station , Saetgang Station , and Yeouido Station to the 63 Building.   Saetgang Station , Subway Line 9, Exit 3

2. National Assembly Building

The National Assembly site occupies 12.5% of the total area of Yeouido. The National Assembly Building, completed in 1975, is a reinforced concrete building with a total floor area of 81,443 square meters, one basement level and seven above ground, and is the largest single Capitol building in the East. 24 granite octagonal pillars support the building, which means the 24 solar terms in Korea, and the center is covered with a dome-shaped roof with a base diameter of 64 meters. The dome was of the same color at the time of construction, but due to problems such as moisture and rain, it has become the turquoise we see today. In addition, it is said that this symbolizes the essence of parliamentary democracy, in which the various opinions of the people come to a single conclusion through a debate about the pros and cons.

Subway Line 9, National Assembly Station, Exit 6

3. Noryangjin Fish Market

The seafood central wholesale market opened by the Seoul Metropolitan Government. Another name for Noryangjin Nodeul Naruro is a place where water transportation was active as a ferry in the past. It is a representative tourist attraction where distribution and culture coexist. It autonomously sells aquatic products and seafood delivered directly from the sea from all over the country through independent stores, and also conducts a seafood auction at the same time. This creates the illusion of standing on the beach.   Subway Line 9 Noryangjin Station Exit 9, Exit 7 100m

4. National Museum of Korea

Currently, the museum was newly opened on October 28, 2005, and the main building is divided into an east and a west building. With a length of 404 meters and a height of 43.08 meters, it is the 6th largest museum in the world. There is a children's museum and an outdoor exhibition hall separately. It is closed on January 1st, and admission to the permanent exhibition hall and children's museum became free from May 1, 2008. The annex theater 'Yong' performs various performances, and there are facilities such as a traditional dye botanical garden and Hangeul Museum . From November 13, 2017, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has installed a security checkpoint (aka x-ray checkpoint) in front of the entrance of the museum for security reasons, allowing visitors to undergo inspections.   Subway Line 6 Noksapyeong Station Exit 2

5. War Memorial

The War Memorial of Korea is divided into indoor and outdoor exhibitions, and exhibits about 10,000 of its 33,000 artifacts. The 19,900 pyeong indoor exhibition room consists of 6 exhibition rooms including the Patriots' Memorial Room, War History Room, the Korean War Room, the Overseas Forces Room, the Armed Forces Development Room, and the Large Equipment Room, and large weapons are displayed in the outdoor exhibition room. In the three-story indoor exhibition room, from the Three Kingdoms period to the present, the 5,000-year history of the Korean War and the merits and decorations of those who dedicated themselves to the country are dynamically and three-dimensionally displayed according to various exhibition techniques such as real, diorama, reproduction, documentary, and video . . In particular, the 6·25 War Room is composed of experience facilities, etc. so that the cause of the war and the entire process from the war to the armistice can be easily and correctly understood. In the outdoor exhibition hall, large weapons from around the world, sculptures symbolizing the Korean War, the tomb of Gwanggaeto the Great , statues of brothers, and the clock tower of peace are on display. Equipment used during World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War are on display, including K-1 tanks, howitzers, missiles, helicopters, and transport planes . Experience for children in all national museums According to the government policy to establish a children's museum where students can learn, there is also a children's museum here. (Free. 09:18:00, closed on Mondays)   Subway Lines 4 and 6, Samgakji Station, Exit 11 or 12

6. Hwajin Yang missionary cemetery

was built as a cemetery for foreigners in 1860 as the site of the Yanghwa camp that guarded the Yanghwajin ferry during the Joseon Dynasty . About 500 foreign figures from the media, education, and religion who have contributed to Korea since the end of the Joseon Dynasty are buried here. Ernest of the Daehan Maeil Shinbo, who played the role of a leader in media prowess around 1900, during the dark period of Korea. Bethel , Presbyterian missionary Horace Grant Underwood, who founded Yeonhui College ( now Yonsei University ); Henry Appenzeller and his family, a Methodist missionary who contributed to the founding of Ewha Womans University; Douglas B. Avison , who founded Severance Medical School; Homer Hulbert , a Korean benefactor The tomb of Dr. Franz Eckert, who composed the national anthem of the Korean Empire, is also located here.

Hapjeong Station, Subway Line 2.6, Exit 7

7. Yeonnam-dong Gyeongui Line Forest Road Park

Yongsan Line ) railway road located in Mapo-gu, Seoul . It was created as part of the urban regeneration project in Seoul. In particular , it is the Yeonnam-dong section from Hongik University Station Exit 3 to near Gajwa Station on the Gyeongui Jungang Line. It is nicknamed 'Yeontral Park' because it resembles Central Park in Manhattan, New York, USA , and is emerging as a hot place frequented by foreign tourists . Exit 3 of Hongik University Station on Subway Line 2 Gyeongui Jungang Line Hongik University Station Exit 6

8. Hongdae Street

Hongik University Station Exit 8 , Sanullim Small Theater, Kukdong Broadcasting Station, and Seogyo - dong Intersection . Live clubs such as , Jammers, and Crying Nut, Deli Spice , and Hwang Shin-hye band Indie bands were active, forming a unique culture in front of Hongik University . On the street between the main gate of Hongik University and the Far East Broadcasting Station, various pubs and live clubs specializing in punk rock and techno music are gathered , and it is also called the street of underground culture . Hongdae Street Beyond the downtown area of the university, it has established itself as one of Seoul's representative and precious places, attracting domestic and foreign tourists.  Subway Line 2, Hongik University Station, Exit 3 or 8 Hapjeong Station on Subway Line 2

Sangsu Station on Subway Line 6   Subway Gyeongui Jungang Line Hongik University Station