Photography Seoul Museum of Art (Photo SeMA)

Korea's first public museum dedicated solely to photography, Photo SeMA opened in May 2025 in Dobong District. This specialized institution houses over 20,000 works and archival materials, offering visitors a comprehensive journey through the history and contemporary practice of photographic art.

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Myeongdong

An urban retreat in Hoehyeon-dong where art, music, literature, and food converge. Opened in 2018 by exhibition planning company Glint, this multi-layered cultural complex combines an exhibition hall, cafe, restaurant, bar, and design shop in a beautifully renovated building on the hill connecting Seoullo and Namsan. The space offers intellectual experiences through rotating art exhibitions and cultural events, making it a sophisticated escape from the bustling Myeongdong area just minutes away.

PKM Gallery

Founded in 2001, PKM Gallery has consistently presented cutting-edge exhibition programs featuring leading Korean and international contemporary artists. Located in the culturally rich Samcheong-dong district, the gallery has established itself as a key player in Seoul's contemporary art scene, showcasing innovative works across various media.

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Itaewon

An intimate contemporary art gallery in the quiet neighborhood of Haebangchon, founded by curator Hyejin Jee in 2021. sangheeut serves as a platform for emerging artists and stories of the current generation, offering experimental exhibitions in a space free from commercial pressures.

Seoul Museum of Art (Seosomun)

The main branch of Seoul Museum of Art, where Renaissance-era architecture of the former Supreme Court building harmoniously blends with modern design. Located in the heart of Jeong-dong along Deoksugung Palace's stone wall path, SeMA showcases contemporary art exhibitions and serves as a cultural landmark in central Seoul.

Seoul Botanic Park

A stunning 50-hectare urban botanical garden featuring massive glass greenhouses showcasing plants from 12 cities worldwide. Seouls premier indoor winter escape, where tropical forests and Mediterranean gardens thrive year-round, offering a warm retreat from Seouls cold winters.

Seoul Cooking Club

An upscale Korean cooking experience led by Le Cordon Bleu-trained chefs, offering an immersive journey through traditional and contemporary Korean cuisine. Located conveniently near Jonggak Station in the heart of Seoul, this premium cooking studio blends culinary education with a delightful three-course dining experience.

Seoul Lantern Festival

A spectacular winter light festival illuminating Cheonggyecheon Stream with 200 gorgeous traditional hanji paper lanterns and modern LED installations, creating a magical 1.3km night walk through downtown Seoul.

Seoul Plaza Ice Skating Rink

Seoul's iconic outdoor ice skating rink in the heart of the city, transforming Seoul Plaza into a winter wonderland right in front of City Hall from December to February.

Seoul Sky

Soaring to the top of the 123-story Lotte World Tower, Seoul Sky is Korea's highest observation deck and one of the most thrilling attractions in Seoul. Located on floors 117-123 at 555 meters above ground, this world-class observatory offers breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views of the entire Seoul metropolitan area.

Seoul Upcycling Plaza

Seoul Upcycling Plaza is a pioneering cultural center dedicated to promoting sustainability and creative reuse through upcycling. This innovative space showcases how waste materials can be transformed into beautiful, functional products, offering visitors both education and inspiration.

Seoullo 7017

A stunning elevated linear park transformed from an old overpass into a beautiful urban garden walkway connecting Seoul Station to Namdaemun.