Jongno · Junggu4.4

Seochon

The quiet neighborhood west of Gyeongbokgung. Small galleries, indie bookstores, and old restaurants run up to the slopes of Inwangsan.

Hours and admission fees can change. Please confirm the latest info on the official site before visiting.

Style

CityFoodHistory

Good for

SoloCouple

Pace

Easy-going

Budget

Mid-range

Ideal length

1–2 days3–4 days

Best season

SpringFall

Travel tips

1Walk all the way to Suseongdong Valley.
2Try the coin-lunchbox at Tongin Market.
3Many shops are closed Mondays.

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