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Gwangjang Market is Seoul's vibrant old-school food hall and bustling textile market, famous for crispy mung bean pancakes and authentic Korean street eats.

Open 24/7, 양양집 serves rich, comforting Korean beef soups and fresh yukhoe bibimbap in a spacious, friendly spot near 석촌고분역.

This Michelin-starred Seoul spot serves insanely fresh soy-marinated crab with rich, tender meat and killer side dishes—pure Korean bliss.

Yeonnam is a trendy neighborhood buzzing with hip eateries, quirky cafes, and indie shops, all set against a vibrant street art backdrop.

Jongno-gu buzzes with historic palaces, vibrant markets, tasty street eats, and trendy spots where Seoul’s young crowd mingles.

Nestled right above Apgujeong station, this stylish hotel boasts modern rooms, a spa, inviting dining spots, and exceptional service, making it a top pick for both families and business travelers.

Samwoojung, a stalwart of Seoul's dining scene since 1963, offers spacious rooms and top-notch bulgogi, perfectly nestled near city hall.

Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul is a sprawling 14th-century royal complex with stunning architecture, lush gardens, and vibrant traditional ceremonies.

At Myeongdong Kyoja, dive into an affordable Michelin-star experience with hearty noodle soups and juicy dumplings in a bustling, no-frills setting.

Dongdaemun is Seoul’s sprawling textile and fashion hub, packed with malls, night markets, and legendary street eats.