Seoul, South Korea, travel freely for route itinerary

Day1: If you arrive in the evening, take the AREX subway line to Seoul Station, which is the city center, and then take the subway or taxi to your accommodation. It is recommended to live near Myeongdong (convenient for shopping and eating).

Day2: Take the subway to City Hall, walk past Sejong Square to Gyeongbokgung Palace (note that Gyeongbokgung Palace is closed on Tuesdays), and walk all the way to the northernmost Folk Museum. Further north out of Gyeongbokgung Palace is the Blue House.

Cheong Wa Dae requires an advance reservation on the official ** to enter the tour. Then visit the Bukchon Hanok on the east side of Gyeongbokgung Palace. In the evening, you can go to nearby Insadong, where there are many specialty snack bars that focus on handicraft souvenirs.

Day3: Take a taxi to Namsan Seoul Tower Cable Car Station and take the cable car up the mountain. The square under the Seoul Tower sometimes has folklore performances.

The Teddy Bear Museum is closed. After descending the mountain, you can walk back to Myeongdong Street for about 2 stops. Myeongdong Street is dominated by all kinds of fashion items, clothing, and cosmetics, but because of the large number of tourists, ** is relatively high.

The cheapest souvenir can go to Namdaemun Market) at night in Myeongdong to watch a randa show. You can book tickets for the Nanda show on Hanchao**, and the map is good in advance, and there are many marker shops around, which is easy to find. The 9th and 11th floors of Lotte Mall are duty-free shops, so bring your passport and air ticket orders to the duty-free shop for bleeds.

Lotte World is a shopping mall + hotel + amusement park, the kind where you can play all day, and the location is in Gangnam, if you don't have extra time, I'm afraid you can't make the trip. Day4If you can use it for half a day, it is recommended to go to Jiangnan Sancheng Coex to see the aquarium, children should be very excited, this super aquarium built in the mall is beyond imagination.

When it comes to eating, restaurants are mainly hot pot, barbecue, bibimbap, noodles and the like, and we who are used to eating stir-fried dishes may be tired of eating for two days. Korean family habits are mainly miso soup, kimchi, and rice, and there is relatively little meat, and the diet is relatively healthy. But there is a lot of meat in the restaurant, and it is not expensive, and it is very good to eat it for 50 yuan per person.

Some of the recommended restaurants on **, I feel that the taste is really average, but there are many Chinese. When I was in the alley with Koreans, I ate authentic Korean food. Before going to the airport, you can buy kimchi in bulk at the nearby Rakuten supermarket, which is packaged by the supermarket and taken home as a gift.

There are many detailed aspects of Seoul tourism.

I also had a great time in Seoul through that first.

In addition, the Teddy Museum in Seoul Tower is closed, and only Jeju Island is closed, so you can't see the authentic Teddy Museum.

If you want to stay in the hotel, it is recommended that you check it on booking.

You can make a reservation without a deposit, and there are many homestays, so you can experience the Korean living culture.