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Opened in 2005, Seoul's National Museum blends stunning architecture with vast Korean cultural and military artifacts, free to explore and family-friendly.

Park Hyatt Seoul is a sleek Gangnam oasis with stunning city views, spacious rooms, top-notch dining, a spa, and impeccable service.

Seocho-dong is a vibrant hub in Seoul known for its culinary delights, like renowned kalguksu and dumplings, all along bustling Teheranno.

Lotte Hotel Seoul blends sleek rooms, top-notch dining with panoramic city views, a spa, and prime access to Myeongdong shopping and subway.

Anam-dong, nestled in Seoul's Seongbuk District, now features a trendy Bib Gourmand spot famous for its delicious Dwaeji-Gukbap.

Nestled in a striking 36-story tower in Gangnam, Josun Palace dazzles with chic design, Michelin-starred dining, and stunning city views, all wrapped in exceptional service.

Apgujeongdong blends luxury and local flair, boasting chic boutiques, gourmet eats, and a vibrant food scene that’s pure Seoul magic.

Mosu in Seoul serves inventive, seasonal Korean dishes with precision and flair, paired expertly with a top-tier wine program.

Seoul’s chic second branch of the National Museum offers a tight, curated mix of Korean and international contemporary art, embroidery, and stunning architecture.

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.