If you are diligent, you can see everything Seoul has to offer in three days and two nights. Tourist attractions are scattered throughout the city, making navigation difficult if you do not plan ahead of time. For those of you who are visiting Seoul for the first time, we will present an itinerary that includes all of the places you must see.
Travel to Seoul's past
First day
From Gyeongbokgung Palace to Gwangjang Market
Explore Gyeongbokgung Palace, sip tea at a hip Hanok (traditional Korean house) cafe, and stroll through Hanok Village. When the sun goes down, go to Gwangjang Market and sample some of the delicious street foods. Finally, visit Jongno Pocha (food stall) to experience the lively and vibrant Korean pub culture. ・ Estimated time: 8 hours
How to enjoy the young Seoul
Second day
Carpe diem in Hongdae and Seongsu
Seongsu and Hongdae are popular hangouts for Seoul's young people. Spend the day in Seongsu and the evening in Hongdae. In the meantime, stop by the Lotte Tower for a breathtaking view of Seoul. This is a day to explore young Seoul, from accessory stores to escape rooms. ・ Estimated time: 10 hours
How to enjoy the trendy Seoul
Third day
Shopping before returning home
Garosu-gil and Apgujeong Rodeo are popular shopping areas for locals and tourists alike. After exploring the trendy concept stores, try BTS's favorite Samgyeopsal (grilled pork belly) restaurant. After shopping for cosmetics and browsing marts, you are now ready to return home. ・ Estimated time: 8 hours