Seoul Things to Do

This British—style bar is the perfect place to hear loud live music, and 'get away from it all'. Decor is dark red and Scottish in flavor, and the walls are hung with portraits. Enjoy a beer or a snack, such as Dried Cuttlefish... more

Tribeca is one of the most happening lounge bars in the Korean capital. It is spacious and has a relaxed look to it. Choose your favorite from the extensive wine list - the martinis are also great out here. Unwind over some con... more

This nightclub opened just in time for the new millennium, and it has already become very popular among young Koreans. The brilliant laser lights make even the most shy club-goer feel like dancing. The exciting dance music roar... more

If it is your first visit to Korea and you need information about Seoul, this is the place to come. Seoul Information Center is a treasure chest of information on the city. It provides valuable tips for living in Seoul as well... more

This arts center plays a pivotal role in the development of this area's culture and arts scene. Come here to watch performances ranging from Shakespearean plays to concerts and musicals. This building has become a model for the... more

This theater, located right beside Maronnier Park in the performing arts district of Daehangno, is a very popular place frequented by many locals. Inside there are numerous small and medium—sized theaters, which are the setting... more

This amusement park opened its doors to the public in April 1987. Approximately 90 acres in size, it is the biggest amusement park in Seoul. Dream Land is equipped with all the latest rides. The atomic coaster is one ride you w... more

Owned and operated by a Canadian, this special cozy cafe is the place to go when you have a craving for some authentic Western-style sandwiches, pastries, and rich, tasty imported coffee. With soft comfortable couches and armch... more

In the heart of the performing arts district of Daehagno, this small theater is a great place to go to see a musical or play in Korean, with clear English subtitles projected just above the stage. The energetic and exciting per... more

Yongsan Family Park has come a long way since it was a golf course for the US military base five years ago. The golf balls have gone, but there are still plenty of "birdies" to be seen, with geese and ducks frequenting the pond... more