Top Seoul Tickets & Passes

The Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) lies on the border between North and South Korea, and visiting outside of a guided tour is not allowed. On this tour, explore the DMZ with your guide and gain insight into Korean War history. Take in sites of interest including the 3rd Tunnel and the Dora Observatory in safety, with entrance fees plus pickup and drop-off in central Seoul included.

Explore the highlights of Seoul on a full-day tour with an informative guide. Highlights include Jogyesa Temple, the Blue House, the royal guard changing ceremony at Gwanghwamun Gate, and tours of Gyeongbokgung Palace and Changdeokgung Palace, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take in traditional culture at the National Folk Museum, Insadong Antique Street, and at Namdaemun Gate and Namdaemun Market. Includes lunch, entrance fees, and hotel pickup and drop-off.

Tour the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) with a knowledgeable guide who shares the history and highlights of this important strip of land that separates North and South Korea. Established in 1953 after the Korean War, the DMZ includes key sites such as the Freedom Bridge, 3rd Infiltration Tunnel, Imjingak Park, DMZ Museum and Dora Observatory. Visit the DMZ from Seoul on a morning or afternoon half-day tour, with optional upgrades to include lunch or a full-day tour that also visits Insadong Antique Street, a mecca of antique shops, boutiques and tea houses.

Admire South Korea’s palace architecture and learn of life in the country’s capital on this 3-hour Gyeongbokgung Palace and Bukchon Hanok Village walking tour. Stroll to Gwanghwamun Gate and visit Gyeongbokgung Palace. Listen as your guide details Joseon Dynasty history and admire traditional construction techniques. Visit the National Folk Museum of Korea and discover over 98,000 artifacts detailing South Korea’s history. Head between Gyeongbokgung Palace and Changdeokgung Palace to Bukchon Hanok Village. Peer inside traditional houses and learn about Korean lifestyles from the past to the prefect day.

Your experience while visiting the DMZ depends largely on the quality of your tour guide. Getting the most from this tour requires a good understanding of past events, the effects it had and still has on people. The only way to truly understand the impact of the DMZ is to come with a very knowledgeable guide. Besides the historical evidence of the war, there is a whole dimension of emotion to experience and our professional tour guides are here to help you gain that deeper insight. Our Half day DMZ tour offers just that, and much more!

Made famous in South Korean TV shows including 'Winter Sonata,' Nami Island holds a special place in the hearts of Koreans—but overcoming the language barrier to reach it from Seoul by public transport is a challenge. On this full-day tour with entrance fees and air-conditioned coach transport from Seoul included, reach Nami Island in comfort with your guide and visit the nearby attractions of Petite France and the Garden of Morning Calm.

See a spirited side of the South Korean capital you won’t find in the tourism brochures on this evening ghost tour in Seoul. Follow your guide on a meandering walk through Seoul’s hidden alleyways and hear tales to send shivers down your spine! Visit Gyeonghuigung Palace, the most haunted place in South Korea, discover hidden secrets in Pimatgol Alley, explore the birthplace of Korean independence at Tapgol Park and more.

Join this privately led tour of Seoul and discover some of South Korea's renowned cultural gems. See the Royal Guard Changing Ceremony and tour Gyeongbokgung Palace; stroll around Bukchon Hanok Village and Insadong; and visit Jogyesa Temple and N Seoul Tower. The full-day itinerary will lead you through the ages, from ancient city to modern-day capital.

Visit the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) during your stay in Seoul on this half-day tour. A border zone that separates North Korea and South Korea, the DMZ presents the chance to learn a bit about the history of conflict between the two countries. You can enter one of the tunnels and visit Dora Observatory, where you can look at North Korea through a telescope, depending on the weather.

If you want to experience the wild side of Seoul's nightlife scene, look no further than this pub crawl and party tour. Perfect for solo travelers or large groups, this high-octane experience reveals the best of Seoul's bars and includes admission to 10 nightclubs and multiple discounts on drinks throughout the evening. Plus, three free shots are included.

Color Pool Museum is a trendy place for friends and families with everlasting photo memories There are 9 different themes with colorful playgrounds where you can find your own color, and have fun. You can take a picture of your life in the different colorful pools or swing on giant donuts.

The Love Museum is located on the streets of Hongdae youth and is a colorful experience exhibition space decorated with love and sex. It is not merely exhibition but eroticism & art. It will lead healthy and right awareness of sex together with art at the center of young culture where tourists and young people from all over the world come together. You can also take photos and touch them to make more fun and exciting memories.

A fantastic art performance praised by the world! "The Painters" The Painters reviewed as the best-selling show for the three consecutive years, and it is a Korean Wave performance with a record of entertaining over 1million viewers every year. The Painters is a new concept art performance that combines live drawings with 3D visual effects, exciting dance, and cheerful comedy.

Nature enthusiasts and Korean drama fanatics alike are sure to love a full-day tour to Nami Island and Petite France. All-inclusive transportation enables you to effortlessly visit both destinations in one day. Explore the cultural village of Petite France, which has served as the filming location for 'Secret Garden', 'Beethoven Virus', and more. After a ferry ride to Nami Island meander through the metasequoia and ginkgo trees and visit the Garden of Morning Calm.

Korea is known for its bustling high-tech cities, but tourists often overlook its natural wonders. Discover the sprawling wilderness that most foreigners miss on a private 8-hour tour to Mount Seoraksan National Park. After transfer from Seoul, begin with a scenic 1-hour trek on the Jujeongol Trail, passing famous landmarks along the way. Your outdoor adventure continues with Naksan Beach, Gweongumsung Peak, and Shinheungsa Temple.

With this package option, immerse yourself in Lotte World, the major recreation complex in Seoul. The colossal space features the world's largest indoor theme park, an outdoor amusement park, an artificial island, shopping malls, a luxury hotel, movie theaters, and more. This package includes admission to the indoor theme park, plus stops at Lotte Mart (where a variety of clothing, toys, electronics, and other goods are sold) and the department store.

If you love superheroes, animé, and action figures, or know someone who does, you’re sure to find something of interest at Seoul’s Figure Museum W. This museum dedicated to figurines and toys renews fans’ love of these characters, with a serious collection of figures – from the small to the large, the inexpensive to the real collectors’ items. Visit the excellent selection at the gift shop after exploring the museum.

Aqua Planet 63 is an aquarium beyond the imaginary in 63 Square. It values the conservation of marine life and offers the greatest pleasure attainable through the coexistence of humans and nature. Visit the Aqua Planet 63 and feel and meet Korea’s marine creatures! Operating hours *63 Observatory Everyday: 10:00 – 22:00 (Last Admission 21:30) Open All Year Around *63 Aquarium (until the 28th of September) Everyday: 10:00 – 19:00 (Last Admission 18:30)

K-Beauty cosmetic shopping is certainly no.1 to do in Myeongdong. But as there are so many brands and color choices, many foreigners get confused very easily. So I planned this tour to help you buy the right cosmetics in reasonable prices. I will recommend cosmetics that are the best-selling or trendiest at the moment among Koreans. Also, together I will help you choose a foundation that fits your skin tone and buy a shadow that matches your skin tone. We'll do the most successful shopping in Korea!

Fireman, who is not the hero of imagination in the movie, always stays by our side It deals with the stories of real heroes. Fireman is the growing season of trainees to become firefighters, This playful and ironic one is a bit more serious and tough.

Hello K-Pop Fans?? Get ready to experience how your idol life in their agency. Yeah! SMTOWN Museum is dedicated for you a K-Pop fan of SM Entertainment Artists. Be ready to get a glamorous life artist with their various visual gallery exhibits of photos, videos, costumes and music at the venue. SMTOWN has a six theme space where you can know how they work behind the scenes! Don't forget to meet the artist face by an augmented reality! SM ent. Addict shouldn't miss this chance.

Ever wanted to know how it feels like to become a K-pop idol for a day? With this half day experience in Seoul that will treat you like a full-on celebrity, now's your chance! This once-in-a-lifetime package will allow you to get a K-pop makeover from one of the finest Korean makeup artists and hair stylists. No need to worry about communication since there will be translators onsite! Work with these professionals to know which look suits you the best. After you're all glammed up, head to the studio to meet a seasoned photographer who'll be instructing you on how to pose and move your body for those perfect shots! They'll be taking around 10 to 20 photos of you which you can download after the shoot. It's a Cinderella story for anyone who loves K-pop and wants to feel like an idol. Who knows? If you're lucky enough, you might even bump into your favorite Korean celebrity, since some idols are known to drop by sometimes. If you're a Hallyu fan, this is something you've got to try out.

The Demilitarized Zone, more commonly referred to as the DMZ, was set up and agreed upon during the armistice agreement. Roughly 20 years later, North and South Korea met again and agreed on utilizing the DMZ as a symbol of peace, allowing human contact while protecting its pristine nature. DMZ remained restricted from the public for 40 years, which only made people more curious about visiting. While travel within the region still remains extremely limited, with some spots only open to special tours, there are many areas which are open to the general public. Visit for yourself to feel the peace of the DMZ.

This is a photo studio where you can take the most beautiful pictures of your life beyond simple visual photography in media arts, cute props and beautiful exhibitions. Take pictures of your life with friends, lovers and family