Daelim Warehouse
Gangnam
A beautifully transformed warehouse-turned-gallery cafe in trendy Seongsu-dong. Originally a 1970s rice mill, this red-brick industrial space now hosts art exhibitions, fashion shows, and popup stores while serving coffee and desserts in a uniquely atmospheric setting.
Dalmaji Park
Gangnam
A hidden hilltop park in Oksu-dong offering one of Seoul's best nighttime panoramas. Perched 80 meters above the Han River, this neighborhood gem provides sweeping views from Ttukseom to Dongho Bridge and Hannam Bridge. Named "moon-greeting hill" because locals historically climbed here during the full moon festival, it remains a beloved spot for sunset photography and romantic evening strolls.
Dalmajibong Park
Gangnam
One of Seoul's best-kept secrets for stunning Han River views and city skylines. Named after the tradition of moon-watching from its peak, this hilltop park offers breathtaking panoramas from sunset to nighttime, with twinkling bridges reflected in the calm river below.
Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP)
A groundbreaking architectural masterpiece and cultural landmark designed by Zaha Hadid, DDP represents the future of design and creativity in Seoul. This iconic building's flowing, futuristic curves have made it one of the most photographed structures in the city, serving as a hub for exhibitions, conventions, fashion shows, and cultural events.
Bukseoul Dream Forest
A magnificent urban oasis spanning 665,190㎡ in northern Seoul, featuring stunning art installations, walking trails, botanical gardens, and a hidden observation deck offering panoramic city views. This former Dreamland amusement park site has been transformed into Seoul's largest natural retreat.
Gaemi Maeul (Ant Village)
Hongdae
A charming hillside mural village in Hongje-dong, featuring colorful street art, narrow alleyways, and panoramic city views - a hidden photography gem away from tourist crowds.
Grand Hyatt Seoul Ice Rink
Itaewon
Experience Seoul's most romantic outdoor ice skating rink at Grand Hyatt Seoul, where a stunning 910 square meter swimming pool transforms into a magical winter wonderland from December through early March. Glide across the ice while enjoying breathtaking views of the Han River and the glittering Namsan skyline - a perfect setting for couples and families alike.
Gwangjang Market
Insadong
Seoul's oldest and most beloved traditional market, established in 1905 as Korea's first permanent market. With over 120 years of history, Gwangjang Market is legendary for its authentic Korean street food scene and buzzing atmosphere. The market has over 5,000 shops and welcomes approximately 65,000 visitors daily, making it one of Seoul's most vibrant cultural destinations.
Gwanghwamun Christmas Market
Seoul's signature Christmas market featuring over 100 artisan booths, handmade crafts, festive decorations, food trucks, and a giant Christmas tree at the heart of Gwanghwamun Square.
Haebangchon Sinheung Market
Itaewon
A 70-year-old traditional market transformed into a unique blend of local culture and modern creativity. This hillside alleyway market features over 40 shops where traditional market stalls coexist with trendy cafes, indie studios, and fusion eateries, creating a vibrant multicultural atmosphere.
Hakgojae Gallery
A pioneering contemporary art gallery established in 1988, featuring both traditional Korean art and modern contemporary works in beautifully preserved hanok and modern exhibition spaces. Hakgojae has been instrumental in showcasing significant Korean and international artists for over three decades, maintaining a unique balance between heritage and contemporary artistic expression.
Hangdong Railroad
Gangnam
A charming 4.5-kilometer abandoned railway track transformed into Seoul's premier walking trail. This preserved 1960s railroad features rustic tracks lined with trees and wildflowers, offering a unique blend of industrial heritage and natural beauty that leads to the scenic Pureun Arboretum.