Yongsan & Itaewon Area Exploring in Seoul

Seoul consists of 25 Gu (district). Depending on the district, the vibes are quite different. You might have heard about "Myeongdong" at Jung-gu including Kyungbok palace, Insadong. You might have been in Gangnam-Gu where is the most modernized place or "Hongdae" area, the most popular place for young people. I think you have heard about "Itaewon". It's a famous place for foreigners. However, I'm sure that you haven't heard about "YONGRIDAN" , the latest hot place in Seoul. I strongly recommend visiting the National Museum of Korea. There are six galleries arranged by theme & period, so you can observe Korean history from the prehistoric period to the Joseon dynasty. Even if you're not a historical nerd, there are several things that you can enjoy! There is a special exhibition, which is RM's (a member of BTS) recommendation. I like the Digital Immerse Galley 1 on a massive panoramic screen. And there are several photo spots indoors and outdoors. It's connected with the Yongsan Family Park, too.

- Pick up our hotel and move to Yongsan (30~60 mins) - National Museum of Korea (60~90 mins): Short brief at Exhibition Hall (A docent tour is available at 10:30 a. m. ). Permanent Exhibition Hall & Special Exhibition Gallery. Immersive digital Gallery Great Hall entrance (you can see N-tower which is a landmark in Seoul) , Mirror Pond, Pagoda Park for taking some pics. - Lunch & cafe at Yongridan-Gil (90~120 mins ): There are some good places for lunch (Korean BBQ, Chicken, etc. ) and for dessert (Angmusae for roll cake or Dotori cafe for organic yogurt) - Yongsan Family Park (30~60 mins): Take a walk after lunch along the pond & sculptures Visit 1 place (Leeum Art Gallery, Amore Pacific Museum of Art, the War Memorial of Korea) (60 mins). * Leeum Gallery is free; however, a reservation will be needed. - Itaewon Area (60 mis): Itaewon Class film shoot place, shopping, or any other places you want to visit. - Drop to your Hotel (30 ~60 mis)