Editable Seoul itinerary

10 days in Seoul for a first visit: editable trip template.

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Seoul, South KoreaUse one city or region for a workable first outline.
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10Build between one and fourteen days.
Preferred pace
Balanced
09:00
19:00
Explore Seoul's palaces, a food market and major museums

3 substantial blocks per day at a balanced pace.

Planning budget

3 substantial blocks per day at a balanced pace.

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10
Days started
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10
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Day 1Royal Seoul and contemporary art
Royal Seoul and contemporary art
Gyeongbokgung Palace
MMCA Seoul
Not provided
Later: Insadong-gil. Route: Gyeongbokgung → MMCA Seoul → Insadong; short neighborhood walks with lunch between visits.
Day 2A palace, hanok lanes and market food
A palace, hanok lanes and market food
Changdeokgung Palace
Ikseondong Hanok Village
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Later: Gwangjang Market. Route: Changdeokgung → Ikseondong → Gwangjang Market; walking or one short local transport connection.
Day 3History in Yongsan and the city from above
History in Yongsan and the city from above
National Museum of Korea
War Memorial of Korea
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Later: N Seoul Tower. Route: National Museum of Korea → War Memorial of Korea → N Seoul Tower; subway or taxi links and a separate hilltop approach.
Day 4Civic Seoul and its collections
Civic Seoul and its collections
Deoksugung Palace
Seoul Museum of Art — Seosomun
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Later: Seoul Museum of History. Route: Deoksugung Palace → Seoul Museum of Art — Seosomun → Seoul Museum of History; allow lunch and transport buffers between visits.
Day 5Seongsu green space and design
Seongsu green space and design
Seoul Forest
Seongsu-dong workshop and café streets
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Later: Dongdaemun Design Plaza. Route: Seoul Forest → Seongsu-dong workshop and café streets → Dongdaemun Design Plaza; allow lunch and transport buffers between visits.
Day 6Suwon as a full-day excursion
Suwon as a full-day excursion
Suwon Hwaseong Fortress
Hwaseong Haenggung Palace
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Later: Suwon Hwaseong Museum. Route: Suwon Hwaseong Fortress → Hwaseong Haenggung Palace → Suwon Hwaseong Museum; allow lunch and transport buffers between visits.
Day 7Gangnam's temple, aquarium and royal grounds
Gangnam's temple, aquarium and royal grounds
Bongeunsa Temple
SEA LIFE COEX Aquarium
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Later: Seolleung and Jeongneung royal tomb grounds. Route: Bongeunsa Temple → SEA LIFE COEX Aquarium → Seolleung and Jeongneung royal tomb grounds; allow lunch and transport buffers between visits.
Day 8Western Seoul's plants, energy and film
Western Seoul's plants, energy and film
Seoul Botanic Park
Seoul Energy Dream Center
Not provided
Later: Korean Film Museum. Route: Seoul Botanic Park → Seoul Energy Dream Center → Korean Film Museum; allow lunch and transport buffers between visits.
Day 9Ewha, Hongdae and Mangwon
Ewha, Hongdae and Mangwon
Ewha Womans University Museum
Hongdae neighborhood
Not provided
Later: Mangwon Market. Route: Ewha Womans University Museum → Hongdae neighborhood → Mangwon Market; allow lunch and transport buffers between visits.
Day 10A quieter palace and Seodaemun's museums
A quieter palace and Seodaemun's museums
Gyeonghuigung Palace
Seodaemun Prison History Hall
Not provided
Later: Seodaemun Museum of Natural History. Route: Gyeonghuigung Palace → Seodaemun Prison History Hall → Seodaemun Museum of Natural History; allow lunch and transport buffers between visits.
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