Cheonggyecheon Museum
The stream's history, transformation and surrounding neighbourhoods are explored through exhibitions in a long glass-fronted building.
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The stream's history, transformation and surrounding neighbourhoods are explored through exhibitions in a long glass-fronted building.
Fossils, minerals, specimens and dinosaur models make this a substantial family stop in Yeonhui-dong.
A city-supported home for secondhand books, independent publishing and reading programmes near Jamsillaru.
The former Seoul Station building now gives its grand rooms to exhibitions, performances and cultural projects.
A riverside evening stop where illuminated water falls from Banpo Bridge in moving patterns.
[RE:BOUND FESTIVAL 2026] The Wizard of Oz: Dorothy’s Adventure at Jayu Theater. Dorothy’s journey is retold through ballet, street dance and magic. This family production follows her companions towards questions of courage, affection and finding a way home.
Hands-on learning spaces near Children's Grand Park are designed around play, discovery and different age groups.
A restored early church above the streets near Seoul Station, with a quieter scale than the city's larger religious landmarks.
Memorials, burial grounds and exhibition facilities make this a place for reflection on Korea's modern history.
Floating buildings beside the Hangang combine restaurants, event spaces and waterside decks.
Jamsil's skyline-defining tower brings a high observation deck together with dining, hotel and shopping spaces.
The National Chorus of Korea · The 209th subscription Concert at Concert Hall. The announced repertoire includes music by Beethoven, Schubert. Use the programme details to choose between this date and the other recitals and ensembles at the centre.
A traditional archery ground below Inwangsan connects a living practice with a site founded under Emperor Gojong.
Korean historic art and contemporary work meet inside Amorepacific's Yongsan headquarters.
A cluster of galleries, garden spaces and a traditional tea setting creates a gentle art stop in Insadong.
A long-established Hongdae supply shop for anyone who prefers sketchbooks, pigments and tools to ordinary souvenirs.
Use this central public square as a pause between the palace district and the streets around Sejong-daero.
KBSSO x Myung-Whun Chung’s Mahler Symphony 4 at Concert Hall. Myung-Whun Chung conducts Mahler’s Fourth Symphony alongside the Rückert songs, with soprano Christiane Karg. The vocal music and the symphony share a programme, making the relationship between song and orchestra the point of the evening.
Paper folding, craft and contemporary paper works share space in this museum near Dongguk University station.
A Dobong museum where demonstrations and interactive displays explore how robots and AI fit into human life.
Traditional decorative knots become both exhibition objects and things you can learn to make at this Bukchon workshop.
A Bukchon house museum where a garden, main living quarters and detached rooms reveal the scale of an affluent early twentieth-century home.
On the slopes above Itaewon, Korea's first mosque is both a landmark and an active place of worship.
HJ Lim’s Beethoven Piano Sonatas Series II <Immortality> at Concert Hall. A piano-centred programme puts the performer’s choices and phrasing in focus. Check the announced works before booking and choose a seat for a sustained listening session.