Choose a theme and get places with the nearest subway station and map links. Add places to your plan, then check closed days for your dates.
Popular spots, not a ranking. Each card has Google Maps, Naver Map and KakaoMap links. · Open my plan
Naver Map and KakaoMap are the two map apps most used in Korea, and both have English versions. Google Maps works for subway and bus routes, but walking and driving directions are limited in Korea. We give links to all three so you can pick the one you like, and it helps to install one of the Korean apps before you go.
Seoul has more to see than the big palaces. This list groups well-known places by what visitors look for: history, museums, shopping, K-beauty and trend districts, city views, hiking and day trips. Each card shows the nearest subway station so you can plan a day around one area.
Fans link N Seoul Tower, Bukchon Hanok Village and Naksan Park to the film's setting. The film is animated, so you will see the real places, not sets. This list is fan-reported and not official.
The Seoul Urban Hiking Tourism Centers near Bukhansan and Gwanaksan rent boots, clothes and poles to foreign visitors for a small fee, so you can hike in the city with only your day clothes.
How many days do I need for Seoul? Most first trips use 4 to 5 days. Group places in the same area on the same day to save travel time. Use the planner on the closed days page to avoid closed palaces and museums.
Are these places free? Many are free (Cheonggyecheon, Naksan Park, Starfield Library main hall). Palaces, museums and N Seoul Tower charge admission, and prices change, so check the official site.
Is this list official? No. It is compiled from public travel guides and official tourism pages where noted. Check opening hours before you go.