Noah Cityhouse

Nestled in the heart of Seoul, Changdeokgung Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, dazzles with its serene gardens and rich history, perfect for a tranquil stroll.

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

Nestled in the heart of Seoul, Bukhansan National Park lures hikers with its granite peaks, serene temples, and vibrant autumn foliage just a subway ride away.

Located in vibrant Myeong-dong, this cozy hotel offers warm rooms, a welcoming vibe, and prime access to shopping and dining—perfect for all types of travelers.

Seoul Forest is a sprawling urban oasis in Seongdong, offering lush landscapes, playful deer, and endless activities for families, making it a go-to retreat from city life.

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

Itaewon blends global eats, lively nightlife, and indie shops with a dash of history, making it Seoul's eclectic playground.

This quirky gallery complex in Seoul features stunning contemporary art across several architecturally striking buildings, making it an unmissable cultural hub.

In a quiet Seoul neighborhood, Zero Complex serves minimalist, Michelin-starred Korean-French fusion with creative, balanced tasting menus in a sleek vibe.

Olive Young’s flagship Myeongdong store is a bustling two-story beauty haven with endless skincare, cosmetics, snacks, and a free gift vending machine.