Buk-Seoul Museum of Art
A northern Seoul art outing with exhibitions outside the central gallery circuit.
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A northern Seoul art outing with exhibitions outside the central gallery circuit.
Contemporary art in a former consular residence south of the river.
Art galleries beside Olympic Park make an easy pairing with outdoor sculpture.
The Night of Korean Art Songs at Concert Hall. This programme is part of Seoul Arts Center’s announced autumn and winter season. Check the performers and repertoire on the linked programme before booking; individual concerts have different admission requirements.
From close looking at craft to DDP’s curves and two contrasting SeMA buildings. Four cultural choices, with clear distinctions between an exhibition visit and an architecture walk.
Korean antiquities and contemporary ideas share a hillside address. Make the collection or a special exhibition your starting point.
Samgyetang, palace courtyards, a contemporary exhibition and a small cocktail bar. A day that stays around Gyeongbokgung.
A manageable gallery visit to combine with the streets around Samcheong-dong.
Contemporary exhibitions give Samcheong-dong's gallery circuit a strong starting point.
Textiles, objects and the decisions behind them. A free museum that rewards looking closely, just off Anguk.
Jang Eung-bok’s patterns and textiles bring a new rhythm to the craft museum. A free autumn exhibition in Anguk.
Slip off Deoksugung’s stone-wall road into a museum afternoon. Seosomun makes a compact cultural pairing with the palace next door.
ARTS Concert Season 2 : Gustav Klimt at Industrial Bank of Korea Chamber Hall. An art-and-music concert places Gustav Klimt alongside chamber repertoire. Commentary by Lee Chang-yong connects the visual subject with a programme that includes Brahms and Schubert.
A contemporary art stop beside the palace, with enough space to make one exhibition the centre of your afternoon.
Concerts, ballet, opera and contemporary dance share a large arts complex in Seocho, with distinct halls and their own programmes.
KBSSO The 833rd Subscription Concert at Concert Hall. The announced repertoire includes music by Beethoven, Mozart. Use the programme details to choose between this date and the other recitals and ensembles at the centre.
[RE:BOUND FESTIVAL 2026] The Story of Ms. Seonnyeo at Jayu Theater. The Story of Ms. Seonnyeo examines a mother’s life through a family coming together around a funeral. Its focus is on memory, regret and what children fail to see in a parent.
Cellist Yeonsun Joo’s Recital at Industrial Bank of Korea Chamber Hall. The announced repertoire includes music by Bach. Use the programme details to choose between this date and the other recitals and ensembles at the centre.
Kim Bo Yeon, Suman and Sol are on the Faust bill, with Yomi and Nocturnal in Tanzbar. A Saturday plan that starts late.
The 119th Regular Concert of Gangnam Symphony Orchestra at Concert Hall. Jiho Han plays Rachmaninoff’s Second Piano Concerto, followed by Brahms’s Fourth Symphony. David Yi conducts the Gangnam Symphony Orchestra.
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.