• Gyeongbokgung Palace - Gyeongbokgung Palace
  Gyeongbokgung, translating to “Palace Greatly Blessed by Heaven,” stands as the largest and most renowned of the Five Grand Palaces constructed during Korea’s Joseon Dynasty. Initially built in 1395, it served as the principal royal palace for over five centuries. Despite being destroyed and reconstructed several times throughout history, it remains a breathtaking example of traditional Korean architecture and design.

The palace complex boasts impressive gates, beautiful pavilions, tranquil gardens, and houses the National Palace Museum of Korea and the National Folk Museum. A highlight of visiting Gyeongbokgung is witnessing the vibrant Changing of the Guard Ceremony, held multiple times daily at the main gate.

Set against the scenic backdrop of Bugaksan Mountain, Gyeongbokgung offers a majestic insight into Korea’s royal heritage and is a must-visit for anyone interested in history and culture.
** Gyeongbok Palace is closed every Tuesday. We will visit Deoksu Palace instead.

• Insadong - Insadong – A Cultural Heart of Seoul
  Insadong is a lively neighborhood in central Seoul, celebrated for its unique blend of traditional Korean culture and modern charm. It’s the perfect place to experience Korea’s artistic spirit, with numerous galleries, antique shops, tea houses, and craft stores lining its bustling main street and alleys.

Visitors can explore shops selling calligraphy brushes, handmade paper (hanji), ceramics, and traditional clothing like hanbok. It’s also an excellent spot to taste Korean street food and enjoy a peaceful break at one of the many traditional tea houses.

Insadong offers a nostalgic glimpse into old Seoul while remaining very accessible and trendy—making it a favorite destination for both locals and tourists seeking authentic Korean experiences.

• N Seoul Tower - N Seoul Tower – The Iconic Symbol of Seoul

Perched atop Namsan Mountain, N Seoul Tower provides breathtaking panoramic views of the city skyline. Originally constructed as a communication and observation tower, it has become one of Seoul’s most cherished landmarks.

The tower features an observation deck, restaurants, cafes, and the famous “Locks of Love” area where couples leave padlocks as a symbol of their affection. Whether by day or night, the views from the top are unforgettable—especially when the city lights begin to twinkle after sunset.

A visit to N Seoul Tower is more than just sightseeing—it’s a romantic and cultural experience at the heart of Seoul.

• Starfield Library - Starfield Library (Byeolmadang Library) is a visually stunning public space located in the heart of COEX Mall in Seoul’s Gangnam district. Opened in May 2017, this two-story library spans 2,800 square meters and features towering 13-meter-high bookshelves that house approximately 50,000 books across various genres, including literature, humanities, and hobbies.

The library offers a serene environment with soft lighting and various seating options, making it an ideal spot for reading, studying, or simply relaxing. Visitors can also access around 600 magazines and use iPads available on-site to read e-books.

Beyond its extensive collection, Starfield Library serves as a cultural hub, hosting events such as author talks, lectures, and exhibitions. Its unique architectural design and open access have made it a popular destination for both locals and tourists seeking a blend of knowledge and aesthetic appeal.

• Coex Aquarium - COEX Aquarium is one of the largest and most fascinating aquariums in South Korea, located in the underground level of COEX Mall in Seoul’s Gangnam district. It houses more than 40,000 marine creatures from over 650 species around the world.

The aquarium features 14 themed zones, each designed to reflect different aquatic ecosystems—from local Korean rivers and tropical rainforests to the deep sea and the mysterious Amazon. Visitors can enjoy an immersive tunnel experience, watching marine life such as sharks and rays swim gracefully overhead.

Highlights include the Ocean Kingdom, with its massive main tank home to sand tiger sharks and sea turtles, as well as dedicated areas for penguins, seals, and exotic fish. With its combination of entertainment, education, and visually stunning exhibits, COEX Aquarium is a perfect destination for families, couples, and travelers looking to explore the underwater world in the heart of Seoul.

• Hotel Pickup & Drop-off
• N Seoul Tower Cable Car
• Tickets - COEX Aquarium, Gyeongbokgung Palace entrance fee
• English-speaking guide
• Private transportation
• Parking Fees

• Travel Insurance
• Food and drink

Experience the Highlights of Seoul in Just One Day!

Embark on a full-day tour to discover the blend of tradition and modernity in South Korea’s lively capital. Begin your adventure at Gyeongbokgung Palace, the most magnificent of Seoul’s Five Grand Palaces, and observe the royal changing of the guard ceremony. Wander through Insadong, a delightful cultural street brimming with antique shops, art galleries, and traditional teahouses.

Then, ascend to N Seoul Tower for stunning panoramic views of the city. Continue to Starfield Library, a remarkable open public space in COEX Mall, renowned for its 13-meter-tall bookshelves and beautiful design. Conclude your day at the COEX Aquarium, which houses over 40,000 marine creatures across themed zones from around the globe.

This tour provides an ideal combination of history, culture, architecture, and family-friendly entertainment—all in one memorable day in Seoul!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.