• Sing your heart out at a noraebang (karaoke room)
• Stay overnight at a 24-hour jimjilbang (spa)
• Stroll through the Cheonggaecheon river, an urban peaceful river that lies in the middle of the city
  
• Look at the night view of the city from the North Seoul Tower
• Take a cooking class and learn how to make the country’s most popular dish, kimchi (spicy fermented cabbage)
• Visit Gyeongbokgung Palace, the largest of the 5 Grand Palaces in the country.
• Find traditional crafts and gifts to take home from Insadong
• Eat street food from a market
  

Seoul in 3 Days - First Time Visit

One week in Seoul is going to give you a good amount of time to see all the different sides of the city. You’ll have time for historical landmarks, eclectic neighborhoods, shopping, relaxing, and food markets.

Day 1 - Shopping and N Seoul Tower: Visit Myeongdong, where you will do all the shopping or relaxing that your heart desires. You’ll find endless stores selling Korean beauty and skincare products, quirky cafes where you’ll pet animals while sipping coffee, and try a variety of street food. If you’re daring enough, visit one of the many fish spas - where small fishes clean your feet by nibbling on your dead skin. At night, take a cable car up the hill to catch a view of the city from the North Seoul Tower. A unique thing to do here with loved ones is to add a “love lock” to the fence.