LOTTE WORLD MALL

One of the largest shopping and entertainment complexes in Seoul, next to the famous SEOUL SKY. Whole 5 floors of stores, cafes and restaurants. There's also a movie theater, and B1 is home to the LOTTE WORLD AQUARIUM. What is very pleasing is the large number of sports stores and stores for active recreation. In order to make a quality report, we had to come on Monday, because on Saturday and Sunday there are a lot of people, in some stores there are queues.

Lots of things to do here!! So many food and dessert options, there's an aquarium, the tower, and lots of shops. It was extremely busy when we visited, probably because of the Pokemon World event that they had outside of the mall. Definitely recommend it! Also, note that I think prices are a little high in general at this mall.

Mega mall in neighbourhood of Lotte tower and Lotte adventure amusement park. Department store, cosmetics, clothes, shoes all brands. Quite busy on Monday morning. All connected with number of passages, well connected to metro lines. Possibility to grab coffee, snack or having normal meal.

A space filled with adorable Pokémon! To see the interior, I recommend making a waiting reservation 3–4 hours in advance. You can buy plush toys at the gacha shop, but popular items may be sold out.

This magnificent mega-mall offers a wide array of attractions, including a tower, concert hall, and aquarium. It features high-street fashion from both local and international brands like Zara, Uniqlo, and H&M. A large supermarket (Lotte Mart) is conveniently located in the basement, along with a food court. Indeed, one could easily spend an entire day exploring its many shops and amenities. It's an ideal destination for tourists seeking a comprehensive shopping experience with ample opportunities for rest and refreshment. *awesome haribo wall in lotte mart

Had a blast with the pokemon metamong event, and got yummy cute corn ice cream at "corncert" 🌽🌽🌽 💕

I've been here over 5 years ago, and now I'm back. It's still the same as it used to be, but some stores have disappeared, and some new ones have appeared. I enjoyed my time here a lot every time I'm here. It's easy to reach by both subway and bus. Parking is expensive and can cost you up to 50,000 won per day, so I usually come here by public transportation.

Nice mall … good high end brands. Cinemas available and nice food court