All Activities in Seoul

Afternoon Half Day Seoul City Tour, visit Queen's dorm (opens in a new tab)

12 4 h

- Dive into Korean history with an afternoon tour focused on key landmarks. - Uncover the allure of Changdeok Palace, a stunning UNESCO World Heritage Site. - Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Insadong, a treasure trove of antique shops. - Engage with the local culture at Namdaemun Market, interacting with friendly vendors. - Indulge in mouthwatering local cuisine while exploring the bustling market alleys. Discover the essence of Seoul on this unique tour, centered around the captivating keywords of history, Changdeok Palace, Insadong, and Namdaemun Market. Immerse yourself in the rich heritage, art, and flavors of Korea, creating lasting memories of your time in Seoul. Hotel(Seoul) → Changdeok Palace (Bukchon Hanok Village on Monday) → Insadong → Ginseng Center → Namdaemun Market → Hotel(Seoul)

Strawberry & Eobi Valley & Nami Island & Garden of Morning Calm (opens in a new tab)

2 12 h – 13 h

Winter tour to make your day the best. Feel the beauty of Korean winter at Nami Island and make unforgettable memories. Pick and taste Korea's famous sweet strawberries at a local strawberry farm. At the Eobi Ice Valley, take the Beautiful photos with amazing Ice Wall Enjoy a fantastic light festival at the Garden of Morning Calm and take great photos.

Bukchon Hanok Village: A Storytelling Walk with a Native (opens in a new tab)

32 2 h – 3 h

I grew up in these alleys, long before Bukchon became one of Seoul's most photographed neighborhoods. To walk through Bukchon is to walk toward the roots of Korean history and culture — where the questions travelers carry about Korea begin to find their answers. From 1392 to the 1980s, this neighborhood sat at the center of Korean political and cultural life. And it hasn't stopped shaping how the world sees Korea: Bukchon's hanok rooflines recently appeared as a backdrop in KPop Demon Hunters. Since February 2025, those who wanted to know Korea more deeply have walked these alleys. Your guide is a Bukchon native, filmmaker, and screenwriting professor, weaving personal history into six centuries of Korean history. Before you book: Best for those with genuine interest in history or culture (ages 13+) Thoughtful, conversation-paced walk Comfortable shoes, water recommended Restrooms at 30/60/90-min marks

Korean Dumpling Cooking Class in Seoul with Vegan Option (opens in a new tab)

11 2 h

This experience is led by a vegan chef with over 10 years of expertise. The host is the author of two cookbooks, served as the director of Korea’s only vegan culinary academy for five years, and her culinary journey has been featured on major TV networks (KBS, SBS, MBC) and in prestigious gourmet magazines like Bar & Dining. Step away from the tourist traps and commercial studios. We invite you into our real, everyday Korean home—the kind of place where local life actually happens. Experience the authentic atmosphere of a Korean kitchen filled with the scents of a mother's long-standing recipes. This is more than just a cooking class. Join a professional vegan chef and her mother, a veteran Korean restaurateur and former eldest daughter-in-law of a traditional family, as they welcome you into their home. Experience the warmth of a Korean household and the "Jeong" (heartfelt connection) shared through handmade Mandu.

Deoksugung Palace Guided Heritage Walking Tour in Seoul (opens in a new tab)

10 3 h

Deoksugung Palace Visit a Joseon Dynasty palace from the late 14th century that became a main palace during the 1592 Japanese invasion. Learn about 500 years of Joseon history from the guide. Jeongdong-gil Walk along Jeongdong-gil, where early foreign missionary institutions and embassies helped shape modern Korea. See Paichai Academy, Chungdong First Methodist Church, the former Russian Embassy site, and Gyeonggyojang. Gyeonggyojang house Visiting the historic residence tied to Korea's independence movement. Donuimun Museum Village See an outdoor village with Seoul-style homes from the 1900s to the 1980s. The village preserves 40 of 63 houses in Saemunan and was founded in 2017. Gyeonghuigung Palace Discover Gyeonghuigung Palace, one of Seoul's Five Grand Palaces and a peaceful royal residence from the Joseon Dynasty. Cheonggyecheon Walk along Cheonggyecheon Stream, renovated from a drainage ditch into a walking path with sculptures, restaurants, cafes, and seasonal festivals.

Free cancellation

Seoraksan National Park & Nami Island (opens in a new tab)

4 10 h 30 min

Experience Seoraksan at its finest. In autumn, the mountain transforms into a breathtaking canvas of fiery reds, deep oranges, and brilliant yellows. Hike through golden valleys and witness the stunning contrast of majestic granite peaks wrapped in vibrant fall colors. Autumn turns Nami Island into a romantic wonderland. Walk down the iconic Metasequoia and Ginkgo tree lanes, fully blanketed in brilliant gold and crimson leaves. With crisp air and picturesque riverside views, it’s the ultimate destination for unforgettable autumn photos. Discover Gangwon-do, the first place in Korea to welcome autumn. From vibrant mountain ridges to serene, the entire province becomes a golden paradise. Breathe in the crisp air and immerse yourself in Korea’s most spectacular seasonal transformation. **A minimum of 4 participants is required for the tour to proceed. If the minimum number is not met, the tour may be canceled or rescheduled, and we may contact you to make alternative arrangements.

Family Day In Seoul With A Local: Private & Personalized (opens in a new tab)

3 4 h

Exploring Seoul with young children calls for a different approach to sightseeing. Rather than rushing from one landmark to the next, this private experience is thoughtfully designed around your family's pace, balancing iconic sights with places where children can play, explore, and stay engaged. Along the way, your knowledgeable local host shares stories, local insights, and recommendations that help both parents and children connect with the city in a meaningful way. Before your experience, you'll complete a short online Personalization Form so we can match you with a like-minded host. Together, you'll shape a flexible itinerary based on your children's ages, interests, energy levels, and your family's travel style, allowing the day to evolve naturally as you explore.

Free cancellation

Seoul: The Biggest Sea-food Noryangjin Market Tour (opens in a new tab)

3 2 h

This is a foreigner-only guided tour of Noryangjin Fish Market, Seoul’s most famous traditional seafood market. Rather than simply walking through the market, the tour focuses on understanding Korea’s unique seafood culture and culinary traditions. Your guide will introduce the market’s layout and atmosphere, explain seafood ingredients that are unique to Korea, and share stories about how and why Koreans enjoy seafood in everyday life. The tour includes a visit to a trusted seafood vendor, where you can observe fresh fish being prepared, followed by a seafood meal that reflects authentic Korean market dining culture. This tour offers an immersive local experience for travelers seeking deeper insight into Korean food and culture.

Ganghwa Island - Full day private tour (opens in a new tab)

15 8 h

Ganghwa island is 5th largest island in Korea and it is only 1.5 hour away from Seoul. This is perfect place where you can understand living of rural area, you will see no tall apartment building but nature such as rice field / west sea and the village with so much culture and history.

Free cancellation

Traditional Hanji Craft Experience in Bukchon Hanok Village (opens in a new tab)

9 2 h

Bukchon Hanji Studio is located in a genuine traditional hanok, offering a rare opportunity to experience Korean culture in an authentic residential setting, not a staged museum space. Guests can relax in the courtyard, walk along the wooden floors, and feel the atmosphere of tiled roofs and paper windows while creating their artwork. The space itself becomes part of the experience, allowing you to slow down and fully enjoy the rhythm of a traditional Korean home. The studio also features beautiful photo-friendly areas where you can capture memorable moments with your finished piece, framed by the natural light and textures of the hanok. This experience offers more than a craft class. It is a quiet moment to connect with traditional space, materials, and time, creating a meaningful memory of Korea.

Ancient Treasures and Hidden Stories National Museum of Korea (opens in a new tab)

5 2 h

1. A Story, Not a History Lesson "Stop memorizing dates! I turn dry history into exciting stories. You’ll learn the 'why' and 'how' behind the treasures, making the 5,000-year journey feel like a movie." 2. See More in Less Time The National Museum is massive. Don’t waste your energy getting lost. I’ve designed the perfect 2-hour route to ensure you see all the 'must-see' masterpieces without the tired legs." 3. Crystal Clear Communication No more struggling to hear in a crowded museum. With my professional wireless audio headsets, you can enjoy my stories clearly while taking photos at your own pace." 4. The Best Photo Spots I know the secret spots where you can get the best views of the museum’s architecture and even the N Seoul Tower. I’ll help you take 'Instagram-worthy' photos to remember your trip.

Free cancellation

Hanbok Experience: Bukchon & Royal Palace Tour (opens in a new tab)

3 4 h – 5 h

Wearing a hanbok and exploring Bukchon Hanok Village allows you to experience Seoul's traditional way of life and its beautiful architecture. As part of this tour, you can also fully immerse yourself in Korean culture by participating in a free traditional liquor tasting event. Tickets are limited, so please book in advance and check availability. No shopping obligation, complimentary cultural experience)

Private Guided Tour For Nami Alpaca Rail bike and Seoraksan (opens in a new tab)

3 10 h – 11 h

After finishing your historical tour of Seoul, you might feel the need to relax in nature. So how about heading to Gapyeong? Unlike busy Seoul, Gapyeong is a quiet, nature-friendly countryside area. Given the time, we can visit about three places. Once you choose your favorites, I’ll help you create an itinerary that suits you best. This isn’t just a simple driving service — I’ll be going in with you, guiding you and taking great photos. It’s a much more comfortable and relaxed experience compared to a group tour.

Free cancellation

Seoul Walking Tour from Seongsu with Private Photos (opens in a new tab)

3 4 h

Seoul Half-Day Tour with Photos: Seongsu, Deoksugung & Local Spots Explore both modern and historic Seoul on a small-group half-day tour designed for solo travelers and small groups. Start in trendy Seongsu, where you can explore pop-up stores, local shopping spots, and optional activities such as a Korean photo booth. Later, visit Deoksugung Palace around sunset, relax by Cheonggyecheon Stream, and experience more of Seoul’s everyday culture along the way. I’ll also take candid photos and short video clips throughout the tour, so you can enjoy the experience without worrying about taking all the photos yourself. Photos and videos are included at no extra cost. What Makes This Tour Different? This tour combines Seoul’s modern trends, history, and everyday local experiences in one itinerary. The route is flexible, especially in Seongsu, where pop-up stores and trending spots change frequently. With a small group, the tour can also be adjusted depending on your interests and pace.

Free cancellation

Seoul to Gyeongju, 1 Day Trip (opens in a new tab)

1 7 h – 8 h

Take a journey through the picturesque countryside of Korea to temple-rich Gyeongju, the ancient capital of the Silla dynasty and one of the ten historical cities in the world. Gyeongju, the ancient capital of the Silla dynasty (BC57-AD935), often dubbed as a Museum without Walls. Make your way leisurely to Gyeongju, where you will see Korea's fertile farmland, glistening brooks, sheltered ginseng farms, apple plantations and lovely rice paddies that together form the patchwork of colors and ever-changing textures of the rural Korean life.

Free cancellation

Seoul Highlights Private Full-Day Sightseeing Tour with Transfers (opens in a new tab)

69 8 h

8 hours private tour with friendly tour guide. The tour goes most popular tour attractions. Since it is private tour, you can customize the tour course as well. If you have any places where you would like to visit, please talk with your tour guide. (Only the attractions in Seoul are available) All admission fee is not included. Please be prepare in cash or credit card for admission fee.

Free cancellation

Afternoon Seoul: Hanok Vibes, Netflix Street Food & N Seoul Tower (opens in a new tab)

35 4 h

Spend an unforgettable afternoon exploring Seoul’s most iconic cultural and K-drama-inspired spots. Begin at Gwangjang Market, a street food paradise featured in Netflix’s Street Food: Asia, loved by BTS and Gordon Ramsay — where you can taste famous snacks like mayak gimbap and mungbean pancakes. Step back in time at Namsan Hanok Village, a tranquil cluster of traditional Korean homes once inhabited by nobility. Then ride up to N Seoul Tower, the city’s beloved skyline icon and a filming location for dramas like My Love from the Star and Itaewon Class. This half-day tour is perfect for food lovers, K-drama fans, and anyone seeking a unique afternoon blend of history, culture, and Instagram-worthy views. Hotel (In Seoul) → Gwangjang Traditional Market → Namsan Hanok Village → N Seoul Tower → Hotel (In Seoul)

Elysian Gangchon Winter Ski + Eobi Ice Valley Day Tour fr Seoul (opens in a new tab)

17 11 h – 13 h

Korea's Most Accessible Ski Resort — Plus a Frozen Ice Valley on the way — What You'll Experience — • Eobi Ice Valley — Korea's Hidden Winter Wonderland (from Dec 20) Famous for its magnificent natural icicles and frozen cliffs. Between Dec 1~19, Eobi Ice Valley stop will be skipped and go directly to Elysian Ski Resort. • Elysian Gangchon Ski Resort — Slopes and Fun for Every Level Begin by renting your gear, from 11am, join a 1-hour basic group lesson led by experienced instructors. After the lesson, enjoy free time until 5pm with the activities chosen according to your package. — Package Options — ★ A: SHUTTLE Only ★ B: SKI → Ski + Moving Walk Pass + Lift Pass + Clothes + Lesson ★ C: SNOWBOARD → Snowboard + Moving Walk Pass + Lift Pass + Clothes + Lesson ★ D: SIGHTSEEING → Sightseeing Lift Ticket (1 round-trip lift) + Snack Coupon ★ E: SLED → 3hrs Sled with Clothes * All Including Roundtrip Transport + Professional Guide

DMZ 2nd Tunnel, Pocheon Sky Bridge & Waterfall Tour from Seoul (opens in a new tab)

103 11 h – 13 h

The 2nd Tunnel was discovered in an area 13km north of Cheorwon within the DMZ on March 19, 1975. As arch of rocks, it has 2.1m width, 2m height, 3.5km length and located between 50 and 160m (160 and 520ft) below ground. About 30,000 armed troops could infiltrate through the tunnel in an hour with vehicles, artillery pieces, and even tanks. It's Available to explore 500m length of the tunnel for now and accessible to nearest Southern limit line. Possible to watch lush greenery near Guard Posts and General Out Posts of South Korea versus Guard Posts, Naktagoji, and Kim Ilsung goji of North Korea. The granites, formed in 110 milion years ago, was covered by basalt lava flow and eroded after made asymmetrical natural views of Hantan River Able to feel dazzling and beauty by walking through 30 and 40m heights cliffside path which surrounded by Columnar jointing, UNESCO Global Geopark that has length of 3.6km and width 1.5m. At least 2 people are required activity to take place.

Free cancellation

North Korean Cooking Class with Defector: Food & Personal Stories (opens in a new tab)

22 3 h

Meet Chef Se eun Choi, who was born and raised in North Korea before starting a new life in South Korea from 2017. She now shares the stories, culture, and everyday life of her homeland through food, creating meaningful cultural exchange through cooking. After graduating from the Department of Culinary Arts in Seoul and gaining experience in restaurants and hotels, she presents North Korean cuisine in a warm, approachable, and modern way. This unique cooking class is more than just making food. Together, you will learn to cook authentic N Korean street foods while hearing personal stories about life in North Korea, her journey to South Korea, and the deeper meaning behind each dish. It is a rare opportunity to understand a divided nation through taste, conversation, and human connection.