Taehangno (University Street): is famous throughout Seoul. The street acquired its name from the Seoul National University and although the university changed locations over 20 years ago, the street retained its name. Art galleries and theatres line the streets and several performances are given by street artists and theatre groups.

Mount Pukhansan: between the beautiful granite peaks of Mount Pukhansan, there is a beautiful valley which is covered with many rare and pretty flowers and plants. There are also one hundred temples scattered around this area as well as the historical Pukhan Fortress to visit.

Admiral Yi Sun Shine Statue: the regal statue of Admiral Yi Sun Shin towers over Sejongro Boulevard. He is a national hero because of his deeds as a naval commander in conflicts against the Japanese. He was the inventor of kobuksan the first iron-clad ships in the world. With this invention, a Korean fleet of only twelve kobuksan were able to crush 133 Japanese ships in 1597.

Changyong Palace: was built in 1419 by King Sejong and is the oldest existing royal palace in Korea. During the Japanese reign, Changyong Palace was converted into a zoo as a symbol of their authority. In 1986, the building was renovated and returned to its former magnificence and declared a historical monument.

Jongmyo Royal Shrine: is located at the Jongmyo Park. Visitors here can have a drink from the same spring in which kings from the Chosun Dynasty drank before visiting the shrine to pay respects to their ancestors.

Bongeusna Temple: was built in AD 794 but was extended over the years. The oldest building, constructed in 1856, is still standing and houses a library that has old woodblocks carved with Buddhist scriptures and art.

63-Building: as the name suggests, this building has 63 floors and was first opened in 1985. It houses a stunning aquarium with more than 20,000 fish, restaurants, cafes, shops and an IMAX theatre. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the city from the top floors.

Dongshipjagak: is a 13th century watchtower located at Kyongbuk Palace and was once a guard post along the palace wall. However, with the relocation of the palace walls and city construction, the gate now stands on the street alongside shops and restaurants.

Gardens and Parks: are plentiful in Seoul. Namsan Park contains the remains of the old city walls, botanical garden, a small zoo, a library and Seoul Tower. Yeouido Park was covered with black asphalt over 25 years ago, but today it has a conventional Korean forest, an artistic plaza, and a natural forest with a variety of aquatic plants and insects.