Leeum Museum of Art
Korean antiquities and contemporary ideas share a hillside address. Make the collection or a special exhibition your starting point.
The Seoul edit
Start with Leeum Museum of Art, then look at the actual programmes at Faust and Cakeshop. A Seoul edit that keeps culture and nightlife connected.
Korean antiquities and contemporary ideas share a hillside address. Make the collection or a special exhibition your starting point.
A basement address for an Itaewon night built around the music. Pick the actual party before picking your arrival time.
A late-night Itaewon address with Faust and Tanzbar programmes. Let the lineup decide which evening belongs here.
Make room for Koo Jeong A’s exhibition in Leeum’s M2. A reason to give Hannam’s museum hillside a longer afternoon.
A Friday night at Cakeshop with rom, BAAWLA and more on the announced bill. The party continues into Saturday morning.
Kim Bo Yeon, Suman and Sol are on the Faust bill, with Yomi and Nocturnal in Tanzbar. A Saturday plan that starts late.
Leeum gives this part of Seoul a strong daytime anchor. Choose the collection or exhibition you want to see, and check the museum’s reservation arrangements before building the rest of the outing around it. Allow time for the area’s slopes and for travelling between addresses.
Faust and Cakeshop belong to the evening part of the plan. They are separate clubs with their own lineups, admission policies and calendars; neither is simply the next room after a museum visit. Find a confirmed event for your date and plan the return journey. The places below are a starting point for choosing an atmosphere, with practical information held on their own pages.