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Gyeongbokgung Palace: Seoul’s Royal Gateway
Joseon-era gates, courtyards, and mountain views make Gyeongbokgung the essential first palace visit in Seoul.
Insadong: Traditional Seoul in a Walkable Street
Insadong combines tea houses, galleries, crafts, and approachable Korean food along a central pedestrian-friendly district.
Changdeokgung and the Secret Garden
Changdeokgung’s restrained palace architecture and wooded garden show a quieter side of Seoul’s royal heritage.
Bukchon Hanok Village: A Respectful Neighborhood Walk
Bukchon’s tiled roofs and steep lanes reveal Seoul’s traditional residential character between major palaces.
Seochon: Alleys at the Foot of Inwangsan
Seochon’s old houses, small galleries, and food alleys offer a lived-in alternative to Seoul’s grand palace sights.
Naksan Park and the Seoul City Wall
Naksan’s gentle ridge walk follows restored city-wall sections and opens to a memorable east-facing sunset view.
Seoul City Wall Four-Gates Course
This history-focused route links preserved wall viewpoints and old gates through central Seoul neighborhoods.