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Things To Do

Korea has many amazing sites and attractions to explore during your visit! See below for some of our best recommendations.
Suseongmot

Suseongmot

Dusan-dong, Daegu 42203, South Korea
, +82 53-666-2863

Beautiful lake right in front of Hotel Susung with a lakeside walking path, paddle boats, cafes & bars, and night light display! Many families and couples come to this area, especially during weekends, to walk and enjoy the nightlife.

Apsan Observatory

Apsan Observatory

Apsansunhwan-ro, Daegu 42501, South Korea
, +82 53-803-5450

Korea is known for its very mountainous landscape, making for amazing aerial views of the neighboring city! Take a cable car (or hike if you're feel adventurous) up Apsan Park for panaramic city views. Best time to go is during sunset hours.

Dongseongno 2(i)-ga

Dongseongno 2(i)-ga

Dongseongno 2(i)-ga, Daegu 41940, South Korea

As Daegu's main shopping and food district, this area includes top-tier street foods, restaurants, trendy cafes, shopping, and more! If you're looking for a typical downtown feel with energy and people, this is the place to go.

Things to Eat (Daegu)

While in Korea, there are so many great food options you should try! Specifically in Daegu: 1. Spicy Braised Ribs (Galbijjim) 2. Makchang (Grilled Pork Intestine) 3. Suseong Lake Cafés

Gyeongbokgung Palace

Gyeongbokgung Palace

161 Sajik-ro, Jongno District, Seoul 03045, South Korea
, +82 2-3700-3900

One of the most popular attractions in Korea, Gyeongbokgung Palace is the largest and most iconic of Seoul’s five royal palaces. You can watch the colorful Changing of the Guard ceremony, explore traditional architecture, and even rent a hanbok (traditional clothing of Korea) for free entry and cool photos. This area is also close by to Ikseon-dong, which includes cafes built around traditional Korean architecture and narrow alleyways!

Seongsu-dong 1(il)-ga

Seongsu-dong 1(il)-ga

Seongsu-dong 1(il)-ga, Seoul, South Korea

Originally known as an industrial neighborhood, Seongsu-dong has quickly transformed into the "Brooklyn of Korea", praised for its hip, trendy vibes. This area includes craft coffee bars and organic restaurants in repurposed warehouses, along with many places to shop or grab dessert. Very accessible via subway Line 2 (green color code).

Gangnam District

Gangnam District

Gangnam District, Seoul, South Korea

Oppa Gangnam Style! There are many places to explore in Gangnam, including the COEX Mall, Starfield Library, and luxury shopping. But even besides the lavish style, you can also explore Bongeunsa (traditional Buddhist temple) or take a quick scenic walk along Seokchon Lake.

Lotte World Tower and Mall

Lotte World Tower and Mall

Olympic-ro, Seoul 05551, South Korea

Lotte World Tower & Mall is a premier, 123-story, 555-meter skyscraper and shopping complex which includes the Seoul Sky Observation Deck, the Signiel Seoul Lotte luxury hotel, an aquarium, a cinema, and a huge shopping mall with numerous restaurants, galleries, and cafes.

Myeongdong Shopping Street

Myeongdong Shopping Street

Myeong-dong 2(i)-ga, Seoul 04534, South Korea

Myeong-dong is a shopping and dining district in Seoul, known for its packed, neon-lit streets. If you're looking for late night street food and shopping, this is the place to be! This is the one-stop-shop for anything you need to find. Very accessible via subway Line 4 (light blue color code). Also, located right across is the famous Namsan (Seoul) Tower! Take a short cable car trip to find panoramic city views, cute shops, and the “Love Locks” attraction.

Things to eat (Seoul)

While in Korea, there are so many great food options you should try! Specifically in Seoul: 1. Premium Korean BBQ (Hanwoo Beef) 2. Knife-Cut Noodles (Kalguksu) 3. Street Food + Market Eats (Bindaetteok (mung bean pancake), Gimbap, Tteokbokki) 4. Trendy Café Culture (Seongsu-dong, Ikseon-dong)