Number 1: Insadong, where is all the traditional culture.To experience the traditional culture of Korea in the city center, Insa-dong is the place to visit. The
art galleries, traditional handicraft shops, sellers of arts and
antiques, tea houses and traditional restaurants make Insa-dong, one of
the best tourist attractions for those wishing to experience traditional
Korean culture. This area is especially
recommended for fans of antiques and old paintings, porcelain, vases and antique furniture. About 70 art galleries also make Insa-dong ideal cultural space. In 1999, Queen Elizabeth visited this area and heaped praise on the crafts encotró here. During
the late semeanas in the streets of Insa-dong the driveway (Saturdays
from 14:00 to 22:00 and Sundays from 10:00 to 22:00) are prohibited and
full of antique dealers, accessories and artesarnÃas on the streets. Foreign
tourists gather here with items from around the world, so that the
streets of Insa-dong becomes a market that is not limited to products of
Korean origin. However, as the streets of Insa-dong are narrow and compejas, do not
forget to ask for a map at the Tourist Information Centre before the
tourNumber 2: Gyeongbokgung Palace, the main former palace of KoreaGyeongbokgung
Palace was the main residence and palace of the royal family of the
Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910), and has a fantastic history of 600 years. Seonggye
built by Taejo Lee (reigned 1392-1398), founder of the Joseon Dynasty,
the palace was completed in 1395 after the nation's capital, Gaeseong,
moved to Hanyang (now Seoul). 495.000m²
area occupied by the palace Gyeongbokgung, includes "Geunjeongjeon" the
main hall where official ceremonies took place and where the official
politicians could see the King, the "Gyeonghoeru" where banquets were
held for the purpose diplomats, and "Hyangwonjeong", an artificial island in a pond. Inside
the palace, you will also find the National Folk Museum for greater and
broader understanding of the life of Korean ancestors. Walk
across the street to the stone walls of Gyeongbokgung Palace and meet
with Cheongwadae (also known as the Blue House, the presidential mansion
of Korea). Currently, they are rebuilding some sections of the palace, and is expected to be completed in October this year.Number 3: Namdaemun Market, the largest market square KoreaNamdaemun
market is a huge market erally with everything related to children's
clothing, accessories, footwear, kitchenware, regional specialties,
imported items, etc. This market offers a wide range of goods at very low prices, and most of the shops are sales both wholesale and retail. This
market has preserved the atmosphere of the market-traditional shops and
stalls offer much to see why this market is not only to shop but also
to look and have fun. Most
shops Namdaemun Market open only certain hours according to the
provisions of time, so it would be a good idea to plan the route in
advance according to the items you wish to purchase. Nearby you are the Mt. Namsan, making these two places a great pair for a combined visit.Number 4: The Dongdaemun Market, the center of fashionDongdaemun
Market is nicknamed 'Fashion Center' by the number of shopping malls
and shops engaged in the sale of clothing and accessories. It is oriented to dress the Namdaemun market. Doosan
Tower, Migliore, Freya Town and Hello apM are just alugnos of the 20
shopping malls in this area, where prices are low and shopping,
accessible. Shopping malls in this area usually accessories, women's clothing, men, shoes, etc. are sold all you. need from head to toe. Most of these items are trendy shops. Dongdaemun
market is busiest at night, because the owners of small shops and
boutiques within the country or to foreign countries resellers fill this
market overnight to buy trendy clothes and reselling them in their
stores. This market can be one of the most unforgettable journey.Number 5: Mt. Namsan, the summit of the night view of SeoulAt 265 meters above sea level, Mt. Namsan is a symbolic mountain located in the center of Seoul. Although
the height of this mountain is not so high comparatively, the area that
surrounds it allows spectacular view of Seoul, which explains the
popularity of this mountain as a resting place for its citizens. At the top of Mt. Namsan is Palgakjeong Hall, Seoul Tower and aquarium; on the way to the top, you are the Namsan Library, fountain, and a botanical garden. You can reach the top on foot or by cable cars. You
can see the enchanting scenery of Seoul from the pavilion Palgakjeong
and tourists who come up to Seoul Tower (479.7 meters above sea level)
will marvel at a wider view to the sea of the Bay of Incheon. When
night falls, you can enjoy both the unique panorama of Seoul with
lights and glitter of neon signs, which can only be seen in Mt. Namsan. Nearby, it is the traditional Korean village Namsangol and Namdaemun market.
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