Things to Do in Seoul
• Discover the history of the Korean War at Imjingak Park. See the bullet-riddled Freedom Bridge, where 12,773 POWs walked to freedom.
• Venture into the 3rd Infiltration Tunnel, dug by North Korea and discovered in 1978. Visit Dora Observatory, and see North Korea's 160m flagpole in Kijong-dong, nicknamed "Propaganda Village”.
• Stop by the Unification Village, a small farming community that specializes in creating soybean milk, traditional soy sauce, and corn goods.
• Want to explore more? Take a Gondola ride over the Imjingang River for a closer look at North Korea.
Greetings,
Join me for a Free Walking Tour of Gangnam, one of the richest areas in Seoul, South Korea and the entire world. Learn about the history of Gangnam and its present-day remarkable story. Hear some fun facts and stories about modern Korea.
During this tour we will see most of the main sites in Gangnam, allowing you to explore and take photos of:
1. Bongeunsa temple
2. COEX Starfield Mall Library
3. Statue of "Gangnam Style" mega-hit song.
4. Samseong Food and Culture Street.
5. Seolleung and Jeongneung Royal Tombs.
• Zoom up at 10 meters per second in the thrilling Sky Shuttle to the observatory, an adrenaline-pumping ride that is an experience in itself.
• Savor a top-of-the-world feeling on the glass-floored Sky Deck, then head to the Sky Terrace's open-air area on the 120th floor to catch the breeze.
• Craving more fun? Upgrade your ticket for access to Lotte World Adventure, the Aquarium, Folk Museum, and Magic Island for a day packed with thrills.
• Fun fact: The elevators at Lotte World Tower are some of the fastest in the world, zooming at 10 m/s. You'll reach the observatory in a minute!
🌿 Introduction to the Bukchon Hanok Village tour
Ready for a little trip back in time in the heart of Seoul?
Bukchon Hanok Village was a neighborhood where nobles lived during the Joseon era, and today its alleyways perfectly blend traditional charm with modern life.
On the tour you will enjoy:
🏘️ A stroll through quiet streets filled with hanoks
📸 Stops at the best spots for photos
✨ Hidden stories, legends and curiosities
🖼️ Special activity: Using AI, you can put your own face on a portrait from the Joseon period and see what you would look like as nobles of that time!
It's a short but charming tour, perfect for discovering the magic of Bukchon as if it were a stroll among friends.
Ready to get started? 😉
*There is a gentle hill during the tour.
• Head to the observation deck of the N Seoul Tower for unobstructed views of the city and the beautiful landscapes surrounding it.
• The N Seoul Tower features an exciting range of restaurants from casual eateries to fine-dining restaurants. While at the tower, make a pit stop at the Sky Restrooms! These high-end WCs offer amazing views of the city with their floor to ceiling windows.
We invite you to dive deeply into the history of Korea, by visiting its beautiful palaces. If you join our Free Walking Tour, we will help you gain a true understanding of the must-see palaces of Seoul, and you will be impressed by Korea's rich history.
Meeting point: Gwanghwamun station exit 2
The main goal of our tour is to explore the two most beautiful palaces of Seoul, namely Gyeongbok palace and Deoksu palace. We will further introduce you to Cheonggyecheon stream, the statues of King Sejong, Admiral Lee Sun-Shin, and everything you can see along the way. We do not accept large groups, which allows us to adjust to your pace, keep the experience personal, and make sure that everyone receives our full attention.
For Deoksugung Palace and Gyeongbokgung Palace, there is a fee required to enter (+/- 5000 won = +/- $3 in total).
We look forward to meeting you!
* We recommend bringing cold water for the tour.
• Try your hand at the Comet Express, Atlantis, Gyro Drop, Bungee, and many more rides at Magic Island.
• Visit the Folk Museum and learn about the 5000-year-old Korean history.
• Upgrade your ticket to access the Lotte World Aquarium or the Seoul Sky Observatory for a fun addition.
WELCOME TO SEOUL — MORTOUR GUIDES
Seoul Free Walking Tour 🗺️: Best of the City, Local Life & History
At the forefront of tech and style yet deeply rooted in tradition, Seoul blends heritage, gastronomy and innovation.
On this tour you’ll uncover that mix first-hand: old-meets-new culture, iconic landmarks and local life.
Areas we explore
Gwanghwamun & Jongno-gu. We start at Seoul City Hall and walk through Gwanghwamun towards Gyeongbokgung (exterior views, no entry). Then we wind into Insadong among hanok lanes, tea houses, galleries, bars and craft shops. You’ll also get our best tips to eat & drink like a local (yes—fried chicken + beer combo included 😉).
Highlights
- Gyeongbokgung Palace (exterior only)
- Insadong: affordable art, crafts & souvenirs
- Traditional tea-house stop (optional; consumption not included)
- Route may vary due to events/weather
Meeting point
📍 Seoul City Hall Station – Exit 5
Look for your guide with the “Mortour Guides” sign.
Duration
⏱️ ~2 hours
About the free tour (you set the price)
Booking is free. At the end, you’re welcome to tip what you feel is fair.
As a non-binding reference in Seoul, many walkers contribute ₩10,000–₩50,000 per person, depending on satisfaction.
What to bring
💧 Water · 👟 Comfortable shoes · 🌞 Sunscreen
Contact & logistics
After you confirm, we’ll share day-of logistics via GuruWalk chat.
In line with platform policy, we don’t post phone/links publicly.
Changes & cancellations
If you can’t attend or need to reschedule, please manage your booking in GuruWalk to free the spot.
• Spot iconic landmarks including the Han River, Lotte World Tower, and Gyeongbokgung Palace from the tower’s glass viewing decks, visit the famous Locks of Love terrace, a popular photo spot at the tower.
• Enjoy a scenic 3-minute round-trip ride on the Namsan Cable Car, gliding over parks, skyscrapers, and seasonal views of Seoul’s skyline.
• Save time with one ticket for two top Seoul attractions. The cable car drops you a short walk from N Seoul Tower—saving you the hassle of transit.
• Stroll through Imjingak Park, where history comes alive with the Mangbaedan Altar, a bullet-riddled steam locomotive, and other war memorials.
• View North Korean landscapes and cities from Dora Observatory, and walk through the dim 3rd Infiltration Tunnel, a passage once capable of moving 30,000 soldiers per hour.
• Visit Unification Village, which offers a glimpse into resilient farmers' peaceful lives under special security, learning their stories and way of life.
• Fun fact: Walls of the 3rd infiltration tunnel are still blackened from the coal North Korea smeared on them to disguise it as a coal min
Are you ready for walking around Real Seoul with us?
On this tour you will get to know Seoul like if you were a local. We will give you the best tips of where to have the most famous Korean chicken and beer and the most entertaining karaoke place.
You will get to know Seoul's young culture, where to take the best photos and anything you may ask.
We love to tell you, and hear your stories!!!
Tour Highlights: ->Seoul City Hall and Square: A nice photo spot! -> Gwanghwamoon Street: An amazing spot to feel the center of Seoul -> Gyeokbok Place: A traditional royal kingdom -> Insadong: Cheap and traditional shopping -> Chenggye stream: Peaceful and natural place, where the young meet.
The route might be changed, depending on the situation.
We have 3 guides, it goes random.
Sunglasses, water, comfy shoes, and some tips will be very helpful 🙂
• Trains every 30-40 mins, so no stress about timing and flight delays. Board the train and reach your destination in under an hour.
• Stay connected with free Wi-Fi on express trains and comfortable seats, ensuring your journey is seamless and comfortable.
• Your Seoul adventure starts at Seoul Station as it is well-connected to city hotspots, major cities, and cozy towns across Korea.
Hello Everyone,
This is Sanghyuk(English name - Sam)
My tour will explore the famous tourist places in Korea.
All the places are connected to each places by walking around 10 min! I've lived in the UK for 3 years and a half years and after I come back to my country, I'd like to introduce our culture to the people who are interested in Korean culture.
My tour will have 3 places which are:
- Bukchon Convention Cultural center
- Changdeok Palace
- Ikseondong
Please note:
- For your Information, there is an admission fee for Changdeok Palace
- Changdeok Palace - 3,000 won
- Even though there is an admission fee to enter the places, I believe that it will be worth having a look around our culture. The tour will take around 1hour and a half to 2 hours.
My tour will start from Anguk station Exit 3.
