Discover Korea's Top Local Attractions

Discover the best places to eat, shop, and visit across 13 regions in Korea. Our guide features 11 carfully curated matjips(restaurants), 20 shopping spots that feature Korea's best brands, and 14 filming locations from your favorite K-dramas.

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Hannam

An affluent and trendy neighborhood in Seoul, blending fashion, art, and upscale living, often compared to hip areas like Brooklyn.

Hongdae

A lively arts and entertainment district in Seoul, known for its indie music scene, street art, and vibrant nightlife.

Itaewon

Itaewon, located in Seoul's Yongsan District, is a vibrant and multicultural neighborhood known for its international flair, diverse cuisine, and lively nightlife. Here are some key highlights and attractions that make Itaewon a must-visit destination.

Jongno

Jongno, a historic district in Seoul, is renowned for its rich cultural heritage, featuring iconic landmarks like Gyeongbokgung Palace, Insadong, and Bukchon Hanok Village, while also serving as a central hub for politics, economics, and traditional arts.

Popular Restaurants in Jongno

Mapo

Mapo-gu is a district in Seoul known for its diverse neighborhoods, including Hongdae and Mangwon-dong, offering a mix of cultural experiences and nightlife.

Mullae

An up-and-coming industrial-turned-artistic district, where metalwork factories meet trendy cafes and boutiques.

Popular Restaurants in Mullae

Myeongdong

A vibrant shopping and street food hub in Seoul, renowned for its bustling streets filled with international brands, local boutiques, and Korean skincare stores.

Popular Restaurants in Myeongdong

Seongsu

Seongsu-dong, often referred to as the 'Brooklyn of Seoul,' is a vibrant district blending industrial charm with trendy spots, offering everything from art galleries to hip cafes and green spaces. Here are some top recommendations for exploring this unique area.

K-Drama Filming Locations in Seongsu

Yeouido

Yeouido, a central island in Seoul, is a hub of finance, broadcasting, and government, offering scenic Han River views, vibrant parks like Yeouido Park, and iconic landmarks such as the 63 Building and KBS headquarters.

Yongsan

A central district in Seoul known for its electronics market, diverse neighborhoods like Itaewon, and historical significance as a former U.S. military base site.

Jeju

Jeju

Jeju Island, South Korea's largest island and a UNESCO World Heritage site, is renowned for its volcanic landscapes, subtropical climate, pristine beaches, and cultural heritage, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and tourists alike.

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