South Korea Seoul Tours

See Seoul's palaces and neon streets on tours through South Korea's capital, where royal history meets modern city life.

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Palaces in the Middle of a Modern City

Gyeongbokgung, Seoul's largest palace, still runs a changing of the guard ceremony in period costume within sight of glass office towers, a contrast repeated across the city. A short walk away, the hanok houses of Bukchon give a quieter, low-rise picture of pre-modern Seoul.

Markets, Neon and Late Nights

Myeongdong handles the shopping and street food crowds by day, while Hongdae, built around its university district, carries the later, louder nightlife. Namsan's N Seoul Tower, reached by cable car, gives a wide view over both once the sun goes down.

A Day Trip to the DMZ

Many visitors add a day trip north to the Demilitarized Zone, where observation posts and tunnel sites give a sobering look at the division still running through the Korean peninsula, a striking counterpoint to Seoul's modern pace.