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Jeong-dong blends history and modernity in Seoul, featuring a charming red-brick building housing an Italian restaurant and art gallery near Nanta Theatre.

Step into a whimsical world at this optical illusion museum, where nautical and horror backdrops make for epic selfies alongside a cozy cafe serving delightful treats.

Retro Korean BBQ spot in Apgujeong with juicy marinated meats, tasty stews, and a vibe perfect for pairing with soju and whisky.

Step into this sleek, high-end fashion haven in Seoul where curated designer pieces meet a vibrant atmosphere, perfect for style enthusiasts.

Nestled next to Dongdaemun Design Plaza, this luxe hotel flaunts sleek rooms, a serene spa, an indoor pool, and a rooftop bar with stunning skyline views.

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

Tucked inside a charming Russian-style brick building, this Seoul gallery is a free destination for contemporary international art, showcasing works that inspire and engage.

Namdaemun Market: Seoul’s bustling, centuries-old maze of stalls serving affordable fashion, fresh street eats, and local crafts day and night.

포스트 포에틱스 is a tucked-away Seoul gem, offering a rich trove of open-shelf art, design, and lifestyle books from global indie publishers.

In Sindang-dong, Geumdwaeji Sikdang serves juicy, rich YBD pork grilled on cast iron, famous for its bon sapgyeop and vibrant Korean BBQ vibes.