[2025 Seoul Attraction] Travel Guide for Samcheong-dong (Updated Mar)

Day 1: - Myeongdong - Mangwon Market - Mangwon Hangang Park Day 2: - Gyeongbokgung Palace - Samcheong-dong - Bukchon Hanok Village - Ikseondong Hanok Village Day 3: - Starfield Coex Mall - N Seoul Tower Day 4: - Seongsu Dong - Hannam Dong - Itaewon [Must-Try Food] 1. Restaurant - Original Bongsun Marinated Crab !! Must-Try Dish- Marinated Crab 2. Mangwon Market !! Must-Try Dish- Hunhun sugar filled pancake [Accommodation ] Recommended Area for Accommodation Hotel Name- Homes Stay Myeongdong #travel #seoul

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 BLUE BOTTLE Blue Bottle Coffee Seoul Samcheong-dong Hanok Branch Coffee is fragrant and smooth Address: 40-3, Samcheong-ro 2-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul 40-3 Tel: 02-6212-6998 Opening hours: 12:00-20:00

South Korea 5-day travel guide Day 1: Seoul - Morning: - Gyeongbokgung Palace: Visit the largest palace in Seoul and admire traditional Korean architecture and beautiful courtyards. - National Folk Museum of Korea: Located in Gyeongbokgung Palace, learn about Korean history and culture. - Afternoon: - Bukchon Hanok Village: Stroll through well-preserved traditional Hanok houses and experience traditional Korean lifestyles. - Samcheong-dong: Relax in cafes and shops and enjoy leisure time. - Evening: - Myeongdong Shopping: Shop for cosmetics and fashion clothing in Myeongdong shopping district and try street food such as Tteokbokki and spicy fried chicken. Day 2: Seoul - Morning: - N Seoul Tower: Take a cable car to N Seoul Tower and overlook the beautiful view of Seoul. - Afternoon: - Hongdae (Hongik University): Explore youth culture and art and visit independent art galleries. - Hongdae Street Performance: Watch wonderful performances and concerts on the street and feel the vibrant atmosphere. - Evening: - Ewha Womans University: Take a walk around the campus, admire beautiful campus buildings, and there are many restaurants to choose from nearby. Day 3: Busan - Morning: - Go to Busan: Take a high-speed train or bus to Busan, about 2.5 hours. - Haeundae Beach: Go to Haeundae Beach after arrival and enjoy the sun and waves. - Afternoon: - Busan Aquarium: Visit the largest aquarium in Asia and experience the wonderful world of marine life. - Evening: - Gwangalli Beach: Take a walk on Gwangalli Beach in the evening and admire the beautiful coastline and night view. Day 4: Busan - Morning: - Gamcheon Culture Village: Visit this colorful art village and take beautiful street photos. - Afternoon: - Jagalchi Market: Taste fresh seafood and local food in the market. - Evening: - Nampo-dong Shopping District: Experience Busan nightlife, shop and enjoy food. Day 5: Seoul - Morning: - Return to Seoul: Take a high-speed train back to Seoul. - Afternoon: - Dongdaemun Design Plaza: Visit this modern building, feel the charm of design, and there are many shopping options nearby. - Evening: - Last Dinner: Enjoy a traditional Korean barbecue in Seoul and end the wonderful journey. Tips: - Transportation: It is recommended to buy a T-money card for convenient subway and bus rides. - Currency: South Korea mainly uses Korean won, and it is recommended to exchange some cash in advance. - Language: Although the popularity of English in big cities is gradually increasing, learning some basic Korean phrases will be more convenient for communication. - Safety: South Korea is a relatively safe country, but you still need to pay attention to personal property safety. Hope this guide can help you plan an unforgettable trip to South Korea!

#koreatrip First of all, come to Sanqingdong, South Korea to experience the atmosphere of autumn. Take a break from your busy schedule and take a walk in Sanqingdong city. It's sunny every day now, rebellious and hot. Wearing a coat makes you sweat. Dear sons in Korea, come and check in quickly (if it's too late, all the ginkgo leaves will fall off). Come to Korea for a business trip. Wang Zhan has to say that the ginkgo leaves in Sanqingdong really have a super strong and perfect atmosphere. Autumn has already been seen in a Korean drama. Two days ago, the temperature dropped to the point of difference. Send me to Korea for a business trip. Sanqingdong | Ginkgo trees | Atmosphere surround me in autumn | Seoul

Introducing a unique dessert spot that will pique your curiosity with its brick-shaped financiers. True to its name, Brick Sand features a red brick interior that creates a clean yet warm atmosphere. Not only are the financiers delicious, but the charming interior makes you want to stay longer.😉 🔹️Brick Sand 🚩1st Floor, 100-1 Samcheong-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul

#KoreaTrip 2023.8 Samcheong Bingsu 삼청빙수 A bingsu shop that I've always wanted to visit It's close to Jamsinunteul, which I posted about previously As expected, Samcheong-dong is lined with beautiful hanok houses Lots of tourists and locals! As expected, it's a popular restaurant, so we had to line up for a while I wonder if grapefruit and red beans are popular💭 We ordered strawberry bingsu for 13,000 won for two people 🍧 Super visually cute♡ 🍓 We put sauce on it, but it's definitely dripping😂 It was fluffy and delicious~😍 And shaved ice is so relaxing In Korea, there's a culture of eating shaved ice all year round, so I recommend it any time🍧 📍 Seochoong Jonggu Sajeongro 84-1 Anguk Station Exit 2 OPEN 12:00~19:30 -------------------------------- Likes, comments, and follows are encouraging🩵 @yuki_yoboseyo Bringing you real travel information about Korea (⊃^-^)⊃ #Samcheongbingsu #Samcheongdong #Anguk #한옥 #IloveHanok #Sangaming #Hanok cafe #Korea trip #Korea hotel #Seoul hotel #Recommended cafe in Korea #Korean food #Korea #Seoul #Seoul trip #Solo trip to Korea #Solo trip to Korea #Travel in Korea #Going to Korea #Korean fashion #Korean cafe

Samcheong-dong in Seoul is an quaint place that offers visitors a unique and memorable experience. Located in the heart of Seoul, Samcheongdong is surrounded by many ancient and beautiful traditional hanoks (traditional Korean houses), plus a rich variety of cultural and artistic venues that are definitely worth exploring by tourists. In the narrow streets of Samcheong-dong, you’ll find rows of traditional hanoks that have retained their traditional style and architectural features. You can stroll through these ancient streets and admire their unique architectural style and cultural vibe. Some hanoks are open for visitors and you can enter to visit the displays and learn about the traditional hanok lifestyle. Samcheongdong is also a place full of artistic atmosphere. Here, you’ll find numerous art galleries, craft shops and fashion coffee shops with art installations. You can admire a variety of different types of art, including traditional Korean painting, modern art, and handicrafts. If you’re interested in art, consider visiting some galleries or art studios or even getting involved in some art activities yourself. In addition to art, Samcheongdong also has many specialty shops and restaurants. You can browse through some of the unique boutiques and shop for some traditional Korean handicrafts or fashion trendy merchandise. In terms of food, Samcheongdong has many traditional Korean restaurants and snack bars where you can sample authentic Korean food such as fried chicken, fried year cake and barbecue. You might as well try some local specialties and experience the Korean food culture. If nature is your thing, there are some parks and mountainous areas to explore near Samcheongdong. You can take a walk in the nearby Gyeongbokgung Park to admire the beautiful gardens and traditional architecture. If you prefer mountaineering, you can climb the mountain at nearby Budala Palace (Bukhansan) for spectacular panoramic views of the city. Overall, Samcheongdong is a place that combines traditional culture, artistic atmosphere and food. Whether you’re interested in ancient Hanoks, explore local art venues, or sample authentic Korean food, Samcheongdong has you covered. #Bukchon Samcheongdong #Korea #Seoul

#Seoul Attractions The must-see attraction before visiting Bukchon Hanok "Longgu Road Stone Wall" You can see it by getting off at Anguk MTR Station🚉 and walking towards Bukchon A super quiet street, Stone Wall Road has a very historical feel. It is a popular spot for Korean dramas. It's great for taking pictures😍 Then you will see the "old man kissing the wall" 💋, we are young, super moved, and very romantic 💕 There are also many specialty coffee rooms next to it ☕️, it's really good to enjoy a cup of coffee ☕️ in a comfortable environment There are also courteous foreign language tour guides here 🥰 praise

Samcheong-dong is Seoul's most trendy and upscale neighbourhood, located just past Gyeongbokgung Palace's stone wall lined street. This youthful neighbourhood is named after the clean and beautiful water, mountains, and residents in the area. Highly recommended to take a stroll in Samcheondong admiring the scenery and the cafes along the road. Tosokchon Samgyetang is the restaurant that all tourists will visit in Samcheong-dong to eat the super famous Ginseng Chicken. Direction: From Exit #5 of Gyeongbokgung Palace Station (Seoul Subway Line # 3), walk 10-15 min along the stone wall of Gyeongbokgung Palace to the starting point of Samcheong-dong Walkway. Ambiance/Facilities: 10/10 Highlights: Trendy cafes, stylist neighbourhood Rating: 5/5

❗️What's the point of talking about the exterior of a traditional Korean house? 😄 During my recent photography trip to Samcheong-dong, the 'Deus Cafe Samcheong' was the most impressive place I visited. It perfectly captured the ambiance of Samcheong-dong, where the past and present coexist. The interior design preserved the authentic Korean traditional house's historical traces, which left me in awe of its tranquility and beauty. To my surprise, the Australian brand 'Deus' has set up its modern sports motorcycle shop inside the Korean traditional house, which was a unique twist. In the modern era where new constructions and reconstructions are replacing old buildings, it's rare to find a place that preserves the traditional Korean house while providing a modern sense of aesthetic. 'Deus Cafe Samcheong' has been such a place that made my photography trip even more memorable.

🌿Address: 1st floor, 6 Bukchon-ro 5-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul 🌿Operating hours: 12:00-20:00 every day 🌿Review: Introducing the hot place in Samcheong-dong, 'Object Samcheong Branch'. Object Samcheong Branch is a prop shop full of cute props. It also sells tumblers, eco bags, and other items that can be used in everyday life for the green earth. It is located near Bukchon Hanok Village, so I highly recommend it to those who are visiting Bukchon :) #Prop shop #Bukchon #Object #Samcheong-dong #Object Samcheong Branch #Seoul travel #vacation trip #date course

Jambon Beurre Occupation, Salt House Deli Sogyeopjip, which started in 2016 by making smoked bacon in a small workshop, is a workshop that makes handmade processed meats using meat, salt, and time as its main ingredients. They say that they have made dozens of processed meats, including various hams and salumi! They originally started at the Mangwon main store and even opened a branch near Anguk Station, so you can trust the taste, right? ㅎㅎ #AngukStation #SogyeopDeli #NowMenu

Along this step is the Joconde Coffee Shop, a traditional Korean house remodeled store that, although small in size, is a place to relax. From the second floor of the coffee shop, you can see the street scene of Sanqingdong. When you are tired in Sanqingdong, you can rest here. The layout is very warm, and the light in the room is particularly soft in the afternoon, which is very suitable for taking pictures.

In the vibrant and charming city of Seoul, Samcheong-dong is like a tranquil and dazzling gem, exuding a unique brilliance that attracts many travelers to explore its wonders. 🛣Unique streets, lingering charm Stepping into Samcheong-dong is like stepping into a peaceful and ancient world. On both sides of the street are scattered Hanoks, traditional Korean houses that showcase the charm of Korean architecture with their simple and elegant style. The blue-tiled roofs, wooden doors and windows, and the green plants climbing the walls create a warm and comfortable atmosphere. The narrow streets wind and twist, paved with ancient stone slabs. Walking among them, the crisp sound under your feet seems to tell the stories of the years. The small shops along the streets each have their own characteristics, with unique sign designs that incorporate both traditional Korean characters and modern creative elements, making them eye-catching. Every shop is like a small treasure box, waiting for tourists to discover the surprises within. 🎨Cultural atmosphere, artistic influence The rich cultural atmosphere of Samcheong-dong is intoxicating. There are many art galleries here, displaying works by local Korean artists as well as internationally renowned artists. From exquisite paintings to unique sculptures, each piece embodies the artists' emotions and creativity. Walking among the galleries is like being in an art palace, where you can experience the charm of art up close and appreciate different artistic styles and expressions. In addition, Samcheong-dong often hosts various cultural events, such as street art performances and traditional music performances. At some unexpected corner, you might encounter a street artist playing a melodious guitar, or a group of dancers performing traditional Korean dances, allowing you to experience the city's vibrancy and enthusiasm while enjoying the art. 🍰Food temptations, a feast for the taste buds The food in Samcheong-dong is equally irresistible. It brings together a variety of specialty restaurants and cafes to satisfy the tastes of different tourists. Traditional Korean restaurants offer exquisite Korean set meals, with each dish beautifully presented and delicious in color, aroma, and taste. From tender grilled meat to refreshing kimchi, to various special soups, every bite allows you to experience the unique charm of Korean cuisine. Cafes are another major feature of Samcheong-dong. The cafes here have an elegant environment and diverse decoration styles, some simple and modern, others retro and artistic. Ordering a cup of fragrant coffee, paired with a delicious cake, sitting by the window, watching the street scene outside, and enjoying the leisurely time is undoubtedly a great pleasure. In addition, Samcheong-dong also has many specialty snack shops, such as stalls selling Korean pancakes, fish cakes, and other snacks, with aromas that make your mouth water. 🛍Shopping fun, where fashion and tradition coexist Shopping in Samcheong-dong is also a unique experience. There are traditional handicraft shops selling a variety of exquisite Korean traditional handicrafts, such as Korean paper crafts and traditional ceramics. These handicrafts not only have high artistic value but are also symbols of Korean traditional culture. At the same time, Samcheong-dong also has many fashionable and trendy shops, showcasing the latest Korean fashion apparel and accessories. These shops have unique design styles and novel clothing styles, incorporating elements of Korean fashion culture, and are very popular among young people. Here, you can shuttle through a sea of traditional and modern goods, choosing items that are both memorable and in line with your personal taste, leaving beautiful memories for this trip. Samcheong-dong, Seoul, with its unique street style, rich cultural atmosphere, attractive food, and abundant shopping options, has become a shining pearl in Seoul tourism. Here, you can experience the fusion of Korean traditional culture and modern fashion, feel the unique charm of this city, and gain an unforgettable travel memory.

#celebrateit It is a food baked with black honey with cinnamon on a flat flour dough. It is popular as a classic snack in Korea, and the hot freshly made is a classic gourmet at a particularly delicious street stall. Basically, you can eat it all year round, but from autumn to winter, when the temperature begins to drop, sales at stalls will increase. Black honey with cinnamon is a common content, but recently, various types of hot cakes with cheese and vegetable-filled chapcha are sold. Even in Korea, there are different types and characteristics in each region, and there are many variations from standard snacks to those that replace meals, so why don't you try and compare them?

A quiet solo drinking cafe that can't even be found on Naver search. 📍3-4, Bukchon-ro 5na-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul They offer simple dishes like fish cakes and stir-fried noodles, and you can enjoy a variety of drinks. There are dedicated tables for solo visitors, so many people come alone to read a book with a bottle of beer or a cocktail. Since the owner works alone, food orders may take a while. However, all the dishes are delicious. It's located just off the bustling Samcheong-dong alley, making it a great place to spend some quiet time alone.

When people think of Samcheong-dong, they often think of hanoks, cafes, and trendy shops. But did you know? This area also has a little-known mural alley that exudes a different kind of artistic vibe in Seoul. If you're tired of the usual tourist spots, follow my footsteps into this secret alley where art and life blend together. Finding Your Way in Samcheong-dong: Discovering Surprises Around Every Corner Samcheong-dong itself is a great place for a leisurely stroll. The narrow alleys, scattered shops, and streets filled with hanoks and cultural creativity can easily make you lose yourself here. Mural Alley is hidden within this maze-like neighborhood. Starting from Anguk Station, it's about a 15-minute walk. You'll come across some inconspicuous alley entrances. As you walk down the stairs, the walls suddenly become vibrant with colors—this is the beginning of Mural Alley. The Artistic Soul of Mural Alley Mural Alley is not as famous as Ihwa Mural Village, but it stands out for its low-key and friendly atmosphere. The murals here vary in size and style. Some depict whimsical cartoon scenes, others capture ordinary moments of daily life, and some are abstract graffiti with philosophical undertones. I particularly love one painting: it depicts an elderly man riding a bicycle against the backdrop of Samcheong-dong's streets. The simple yet warm style of the painting makes you stop and appreciate it. The Scenery at the End of the Alley: Unexpected Beauty of Seoul Mural Alley is not long, but as you slowly reach the end, you'll find a spot where you can overlook Samcheong-dong and the surrounding hanok clusters. In the distance, you can faintly see the rooftops of Bukchon Hanok Village and Gyeongbokgung Palace, which look especially charming under the setting sun. The atmosphere here is very quiet, with no bustling tourists—just local residents or travelers who know how to explore. Embracing the Artistic Vibe of Samcheong-dong After visiting Mural Alley, continue to wander around the streets of Samcheong-dong. The cafes and independent bookstores here have unique styles, each one like an artist's labor of love. Step into a cafe for a cup of hand-drip coffee, or browse the street shops for some interesting cultural products. The charm of Samcheong-dong lies in these details. Travel Tips 1. Best Time: Start your walk around 3 or 4 PM to experience the daytime vitality and capture the most beautiful light and shadows at dusk. 2. Dress Code: There are some stairs and steep slopes in the alley, so wear comfortable shoes. 3. Transportation: Take Line 3 to Anguk Station and walk from the Samcheong-dong area. Samcheong-dong Mural Alley is a place where you need to slow down and feel with your heart. It doesn't have the hustle and bustle of tourist hotspots, but it offers a sense of relaxation and ease. Each mural is like a secret gift left by an artist, waiting to be discovered. If you want to find a quiet and artistic corner in Seoul, come to Samcheong-dong Mural Alley—you might find unexpected rewards!

📍 Itinerary Deoksugung Palace 덕수궁 Samcheong-dong Street 삼청동길 Bukchon Hanok Village 북촌 한옥마을 🚇 Transportation : walking 💡 Tips Explore the Deoksugung Stone Wall Path (덕수궁 돌담길), a scenic walkway surrounding the palace. Start early to avoid crowds; the street can get busy, especially in the afternoon. Be respectful of residents; this is a living neighbourhood, so keep noise levels low. enjoy 🎀

Day 1: History and Tradition Start your first day at Gyeongbokgung Palace, the most iconic palace in Korea, where you can learn about the history of the Joseon Dynasty and admire the grand architecture and guard ceremony. Next, head to Bukchon Hanok Village to stroll among traditional Korean houses and experience the rich ancient atmosphere. For lunch, enjoy traditional Korean cuisine in Insadong and pick up some handmade crafts as souvenirs. In the afternoon, move to Samcheong-dong, where tradition meets modernity, with cafes and design shops everywhere. In the evening, visit the Dongdaemun Night Market to shop and taste street food, experiencing the bustling nightlife of Seoul. Day 2: Fashion and Culture Start your second day in Myeongdong, Seoul's shopping paradise, where you can find cosmetics, clothing, and street snacks. For lunch, try popular local dishes like army stew or Korean fried chicken. In the afternoon, head to Namsan Seoul Tower to take in the panoramic city views from the observation deck and take photos at the love lock wall. In the evening, return to Hongdae to explore the unique shops and performances in the art district, and enjoy Korean BBQ at a restaurant to end your trip perfectly.

📍Address: 61 Samcheong-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul ⏰Business Hours: 11:30 AM ~ 10:00 PM 4:00 PM ~ 5:00 PM Break Time Last Order at 8:30 PM Open until 8:00 PM on Sundays ✅ Palpala is the perfect year-end date spot in Samcheong-dong ✅ Great for a French restaurant date in Samcheong-dong ✅ Beautiful exterior and tree decorations make for great photos ✅ Prices are on the higher side, but the food is generally good ✅ The duck confit is tender and delicious, with an interesting texture ✅ Note that dining time is limited to 2 hours ✅ Pets are allowed

🇰🇷 Samcheong-dong, Seoul "Seoul Gukkyung" Seoul Gukkyung ⁡ ⁡ Gwangwon... A shop famous for its kawara bread. ⁡ I've been there a few times since last year and it's delicious, and I've always wanted to go, but it's a hassle to go to Samcheongdong and the shop closes early in the evening so I couldn't go for a while, but finally I was able to go 🥹 ⁡ ⁡ There are many other types (Kogu-ma, Nutella, Kimchi Cheese, etc.) I definitely like the red bean one, which has walnuts inside, and I always eat that one 🤭 ⁡ It's crunchy and fragrant, big, and filling, and it's the best 🤤✨ ⁡ And here, when you order a cold drink the ice is cute, so you definitely want ice ^^* ⁡ But when I was trying to take a picture, the ice got buried deep in it 😂 It's a shame I couldn't get a good picture (lol) ⁡ It's just right when you're hungry. Please take it with you on your stroll around Gyeongbokgung Palace♥️ ⁡ ⁡ 📍Seoul Palace Seoul Jongro Palace 46 1st Floor 12:00~18:00 Last order 17:30 ☔️Closed on rainy days or when it is below 10℃ ⁡ ⁡ #Korean cafe #Korean cafe tour #Seoul cafe #Seoul cafe tour #Samcheongdong #Samcheongdong cafe #Korea #Korea trip #Seoul #Seoul trip #Korea solo trip #Korea solo trip #Seoul solo trip #Korea lover #Korea information #Visiting Korea #Korean gourmet food 2024 #0 yen trip November

Ginkgo Viewing in Seoul - Shimmering Tree Shadows, Golden Streets Every autumn, Seoul transforms into a golden wonderland. Three must-visit spots for ginkgo viewing are Sungkyunkwan University, Ewha Womans University, and Samcheong-dong. Sungkyunkwan University, with its centuries-old buildings and trees, becomes poetic with the falling ginkgo leaves in autumn. Strolling through the courtyards, you can feel the rich cultural atmosphere, which is sure to refresh your mind. Ewha Womans University is another perfect place for ginkgo viewing. The ginkgo avenue on campus is as beautiful as a fairyland, with golden leaves spread on the ground, creating a dreamy scene. Walking with friends here feels like being in a movie scene. Samcheong-dong is one of Seoul's most famous cultural districts. Here, the ginkgo tree tunnel is equally captivating, with visitors stopping to admire the enchanting scenery. Combined with the slow-paced atmosphere of nearby cafes, it feels like being in a moving autumn painting. Whether wandering through ancient campuses or immersing in cultural alleys, Seoul's autumn ginkgo scenery will leave you lingering and experiencing a different kind of Korean beauty. (Also, Christmas 🎄 decorations are already up by mid-November)

Must-Visit Ginkgo Tree Spots in Seoul This Weekend Currently, the streets of Samcheong-dong are turning yellow with ginkgo trees. The streets near the National Folk Museum and the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art have already transformed into a beautiful yellow. 📌 Cafe Jinsun ⏰ 9:00~22:00 📍59 Samcheong-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul Cafe Jinsun is a cafe located on the ginkgo tree-lined street of Samcheong-dong, offering a perfect view of the ginkgo trees. This weekend seems to be the peak time for the ginkgo trees. Highly recommended for those looking for a weekend outing spot.

If you're visiting Korea during the fall, you must not miss Samcheong-dong Street. This street is located near Gyeongbokgung Palace and Insadong, and you can easily walk between them. You'll often see people dressed in hanbok strolling around here. There are also cafes and restaurants that give off a slightly retro vibe, making it a great place to take a leisurely walk. It's recommended to visit in early November.

Wanna know where to go for pictures in Seoul and avoid crowds? Well, one of such insta-worthy hidden spots borders with crowded Bukchon hanok village - Samcheon-dong Street more chilled yet extremely beautiful and cute, and full of traditional Korean houses. This street provides lots of photo opportunities and filled with restaurants and coffee shops. It is a much more relaxed stroll than in Hanok village, with much less people. Area is vivid and green and a perfect spot to buy some souvenirs and visit flagship stores of K-beauty brands. #asiatrip #seoul #southkorea #100waysoftravel

📌 Daily: 11:30 AM - 10:00 PM 📌 Address: 61 Samcheong-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul The famous restaurant 'Palbala' in Samcheong-dong is well-known for its Christmas tree during the holiday season. The overall atmosphere of the building exudes a festive and year-end vibe, making it a popular spot. While you can visit without a reservation, it's highly recommended to book in advance. In the summer, you can enjoy your meal while admiring the lush green trees and the tranquil, serene atmosphere unique to Samcheong-dong. In the fall, you can dine with a view of the ginkgo trees right in front of the cafe. This brunch cafe transforms with each season, making it a place of endless curiosity. We recommend visiting this upcoming fall and winter to enjoy a leisurely time.

| Gyeongbokgung Palace| Ikseon-dong!. A neighborhood for literary youths to stroll around, full of galleries, cafes, bakeries, etc. Full of artistic atmosphere, you can go into a delicately decorated cafe for afternoon tea when you are tired. And I also saw the traditional Hanok architecture with a sense of age~ 🟡If Apgujeong gives me a feeling of nobility, then Samcheong-dong gives me a feeling of petty bourgeoisie, literary, elegant and romantic 🟡I sigh that the streets of Seoul are too beautiful, casually shooting every frame is a pictorial wei a regret is too too cold did not wear Hanbok feeling 📌Small Tips: We didn't make a strategy, because everywhere I went was very attractive to me~ I can stroll around for a long time, and I just enjoyed the beautiful afternoon time leisurely (I also encountered a super delicious fish cake shop on the side of the road)

This is a specialty store in the area of Samcheongdong open by a collector selling his favourite character collection. It is along the same street as Mukshidonna Samcheongdong and you can spot them easily with their life size Buzz Lightyear figurine. This is a great place as there is also a Toy Story land inside Disneyland Tokyo. You can also find the easliest version of Toy Story and how it evolve to hot Toy Story is now. There are many such collectibles shops in Tokyo and you can search online and you can also find branded bags as well, at secondhand conditions. #wheretogo #southkorea #seoul #liveyourdreams #takethattrip

Samcheong-dong is located next to the famous Bukchon Hanok It is also a small alley full of cultural creations and cafes. This creative shop is located in Bukchon towards Samcheong-dong (towards Anguk Station). The name is OBject and there is also a branch in Hongdae! This is Sanqing store! Really super cute! ! And super rich variety There are wombats that have been popular for a long time! There is also the recently popular Cookie Bear! In addition, this store also has some small accessories. Some necklaces and rings are also very beautiful and made in Korea! The price is the same as that of a regular creative store. Not particularly cheap but not expensive either. For those who like cultural and creative items, it is very suitable to visit it after visiting Bukchon Hanok and then heading to Samcheong-dong and Anguk subway stations! #Korea #Creative #Samcheong-dong