On this night tour of Seoul, we'll explore the most authentic corners of the South Korean capital, including Gwangjang Market and the viewpoint at 63 Building. We'll also enjoy a boat trip along the Han River. A unique way to discover the soul of the city!
Tour Details
At the indicated time, we'll meet at the Myeongdong Subway Station (exit 2) to begin this evening tour of Seoul, a district full of history, tradition and local life.
We’ll take a comfortable ride to the lively Gwangjang Market, the largest in all of Korea. Located right in the heart of Seoul, it’s one of the country’s most notable traditional markets, where we’ll explore its endless aisles filled with food stalls, traditional clothing, and unique souvenirs. Are you up for trying dishes like tteokbokki or the famous bindaetteok? You’ll be surprised by the variety!
After spending 1 hour walking around this market, we'll head to the Han River, one of the locals’ favorite spots to unwind after a busy day. On the banks of this river, we'll spend 50 minutes enjoying a bowl of ramen while taking in the views.
With that delicious taste still on our palates, we’ll board a cruise ship to explore this iconic waterway for 30 minutes. The boat ride will take us from Apgujeong to Yeouido, an ideal route for admiring Seoul’s major landmarks, such as its bridges, illuminated at night. From the cruise, you’ll enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the city’s illuminated skyline. It’s the perfect spot to take unforgettable photos under the starlight.
Once we're back on dry land, we'll head to the Building 63 Observation Deck, where we'll spend 1 hour taking in the Seoul skyline. The perfect way to end this night tour!
After this last stop, we'll return to the starting point and finish the evening tour after 5 to 6 hours.
Important Info
- The itinerary may be adjusted depending on traffic, weather, cruise operations, or other unavoidable circumstances.
- If the Han River cruise cannot operate, we'll notify you in advance, and the tour will continue with an alternative itinerary, which may include Changgyeonggung Palace, Gwangjang Market, Naksan Park, and Cheonggyecheon Stream.
- Access to certain areas of the 63 Building observation deck may also be limited depending on weather or facility conditions.
Children Under 3
Although children under 3 can travel free of charge, they must stay seated on an adult's lap, as they won't have their own seat.
