Most reviewed places in Naesŏ, South Korea

Popular amusement park featuring rides, shows, shops, eateries & themed zones, including a zoo.

Opened in 1980, this iconic tower offers panoramic views of the city & a revolving restaurant.

Massive 123-floor skyscraper housing a luxury hotel & an observation deck with grand views.

Theme park rides, water flumes & marine life exhibits in a family centred 3-in-1 adventure park.

Free guided tours are offered of this large 14th-century royal palace with a museum & gardens.

Bustling shopping area offering a wide array of traditional food items, plus clothing & souvenirs.

Picturesque eco-tourist island featuring galleries, a museum, stages & festivals in lush surrounds.

Seoul-area airport with diverse amenities such as a spa, a driving range & an ice-skating rink.

Expansive wholesale & retail market with stalls offering hundreds of types of fish & seafood.

Architectural-landmark events venue with futuristic design, a design market & food vendors.

Cultural village with traditional Korean Hanok houses, plus calligraphy & sake museums.

👍 It's the most famous book store in Korea. You can enjoy books, cultures and music with a cup of coffee.

Picturesque attraction featuring a village of colorful houses, painted murals, shops & cafes.

Opened in 1964, this large area of stalls offers clothes, household goods & local items.

👍👍 one of the cleanest fishery market in Korea and lots of good food. I recommend trying Spicy fried chicken balls from 중앙 닭강정 and try the fried crab arms. There are other good food to eat but I really recommend those two.

World famous market for fresh fish & seafood to take away or eat at the informal stalls.

Major building opened in 2005 to house the country's cultural & military artifacts & artworks.

Massive underground shopping mall & convention center with a theater, aquarium & restaurants.

😐 COVID has changed the shopping landscape completely, with almost all beauty shops shuttered (with the exception of Olive Young). Feels like a ghost town. Lots of construction noises though, so hopefully they will reopen in the near future. Don't expect to find any of the usual cosmetics shops here,...

Enduring Buddhist temple constructed in the 14th-century & offering sweeping views of the sea.