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A haven for beauty lovers, Myeongdong is lined with stores showcasing popular Korean cosmetic brands that have gained global fame. From cutting-edge skincare to trendy makeup products, you’ll find everything you need to elevate your beauty routine. Beyond cosmetics, the street offers an array of fashion stores, brand-name shops, and stylish apparel, ensuring you leave with a bag\u2014or several\u2014of treasures.<\/p>\n
But the shopping isn\u2019t all that Myeongdong has to offer. Food stalls dot the streets, serving an irresistible variety of local snacks. Savor spicy fried chicken, tteokbokki (rice cakes), meatball skewers, omelette burgers, stir-fried noodles, and banana pancakes. For dessert, cool drinks and icy treats are abundant\u2014perfect for refreshing yourself on a warm summer day. Don\u2019t forget to try kalguksu, the beloved knife-cut noodles served in a rich, flavorful broth, a local favorite in Myeongdong.<\/p>\n
Whether you’re here for shopping, dining, or soaking up the vibrant atmosphere, Myeongdong Shopping Street is a quintessential Seoul experience that promises excitement at every turn.<\/p>\n
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\u9996\u5c14\u5e02\u653f\u5385<\/a>, located in the heart of the city, is an architectural marvel that beautifully combines history with modern innovation. Originally built in 1925, the historic building now serves as the Seoul Metropolitan Library<\/a>, while its modern counterpart, constructed in 2008, houses the city government and stands as an eco-friendly icon.<\/p>\nThe new City Hall is a sight to behold, featuring the renowned Green Wall, one of the world\u2019s largest vertical gardens, and Metaseosa Seobeol, an art piece symbolizing South Korea\u2019s history and growth as a nation. Take the glass elevator for a full view of the building\u2019s grandeur, leading to the Sky Plaza Gallery on the eighth floor, where art exhibitions provide a tranquil escape.<\/p>\n
Just in front of Seoul City Hall is the charming old City Hall, now home to a majestic library, perfect for a peaceful, relaxing retreat. Nearby, Seoul Plaza<\/a> adds to the experience, transforming with the seasons. In summer, it hosts vibrant events and performances, while winter turns it into a magical wonderland with an outdoor skating rink.<\/p>\nA visit to Seoul City Hall is more than just sightseeing – it\u2019s an immersive journey through South Korea\u2019s past, present, and cultural vibrancy. Don\u2019t miss the exciting events and performances frequently held here!<\/p>\n
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Nestled among Seoul’s towering modern buildings, Deoksugung Palace stands as a majestic reminder of the city\u2019s rich history. With over 500 years of royal heritage, the palace offers a unique fusion of medieval and modern architectural styles, reflecting its evolution through time. Aptly named the “Palace of Virtue and Longevity,” Deoksugung\u2019s intricate beauty and elegant structures inspire awe at every corner.<\/p>\n
Be sure to visit Seokjojeon Hall, a standout building with elaborate Western-style architecture, and Jeonggwanheon, a tranquil spot once favored by Emperor Gojong as a retreat for relaxation. Though smaller than Seoul’s other four palaces, Deoksugung shines as a historical and architectural treasure.<\/p>\n
One of the highlights of Deoksugung is the Changing of the Royal Guards Ceremony, held at the palace’s main gate since 1996. This vibrant and culturally rich performance offers visitors a glimpse into Korea’s royal traditions.<\/p>\n
Deoksugung Palace is not just a historic site but a journey through time, offering serene beauty and cultural significance in the heart of Seoul.<\/p>\n
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First opened in 1964, Namdaemun Market<\/a> is South Korea’s oldest and largest traditional market, bustling with over 10,000 retailers, vendors, and sellers. Spanning more than 66,000 square meters, this lively market is a shopper\u2019s dream and a foodie\u2019s paradise.<\/p>\nUnlike the sleek uniformity of modern malls, Namdaemun Market offers an eclectic maze of stores and stalls brimming with variety. From fashion and jewelry to luggage, toys, carpets, stationery, hiking gear, fresh flowers, electronics, and an array of Korean souvenirs, you\u2019ll find just about everything here. Bargaining is part of the experience, so don\u2019t be shy – it\u2019s half the fun!<\/p>\n
The street food scene is another highlight of the market. Everywhere you turn, you\u2019ll encounter stalls serving mouthwatering local favorites like spicy rice cakes, juicy Korean dumplings, piping hot noodles, and other delicious treats. Open 24\/7, Namdaemun Market invites you to shop, eat, and immerse yourself in local culture at your own pace. W<\/p>\n
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\u9996\u5c14\u5e02\u653f\u5385<\/a>, located in the heart of the city, is an architectural marvel that beautifully combines history with modern innovation. Originally built in 1925, the historic building now serves as the Seoul Metropolitan Library<\/a>, while its modern counterpart, constructed in 2008, houses the city government and stands as an eco-friendly icon.<\/p>\nThe new City Hall is a sight to behold, featuring the renowned Green Wall, one of the world\u2019s largest vertical gardens, and Metaseosa Seobeol, an art piece symbolizing South Korea\u2019s history and growth as a nation. Take the glass elevator for a full view of the building\u2019s grandeur, leading to the Sky Plaza Gallery on the eighth floor, where art exhibitions provide a tranquil escape.<\/p>\n
Just in front of Seoul City Hall is the charming old City Hall, now home to a majestic library, perfect for a peaceful, relaxing retreat. Nearby, Seoul Plaza<\/a> adds to the experience, transforming with the seasons. In summer, it hosts vibrant events and performances, while winter turns it into a magical wonderland with an outdoor skating rink.<\/p>\nA visit to Seoul City Hall is more than just sightseeing – it\u2019s an immersive journey through South Korea\u2019s past, present, and cultural vibrancy. Don\u2019t miss the exciting events and performances frequently held here!<\/p>\n
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Nestled among Seoul’s towering modern buildings, Deoksugung Palace stands as a majestic reminder of the city\u2019s rich history. With over 500 years of royal heritage, the palace offers a unique fusion of medieval and modern architectural styles, reflecting its evolution through time. Aptly named the “Palace of Virtue and Longevity,” Deoksugung\u2019s intricate beauty and elegant structures inspire awe at every corner.<\/p>\n
Be sure to visit Seokjojeon Hall, a standout building with elaborate Western-style architecture, and Jeonggwanheon, a tranquil spot once favored by Emperor Gojong as a retreat for relaxation. Though smaller than Seoul’s other four palaces, Deoksugung shines as a historical and architectural treasure.<\/p>\n
One of the highlights of Deoksugung is the Changing of the Royal Guards Ceremony, held at the palace’s main gate since 1996. This vibrant and culturally rich performance offers visitors a glimpse into Korea’s royal traditions.<\/p>\n
Deoksugung Palace is not just a historic site but a journey through time, offering serene beauty and cultural significance in the heart of Seoul.<\/p>\n
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First opened in 1964, Namdaemun Market<\/a> is South Korea’s oldest and largest traditional market, bustling with over 10,000 retailers, vendors, and sellers. Spanning more than 66,000 square meters, this lively market is a shopper\u2019s dream and a foodie\u2019s paradise.<\/p>\nUnlike the sleek uniformity of modern malls, Namdaemun Market offers an eclectic maze of stores and stalls brimming with variety. From fashion and jewelry to luggage, toys, carpets, stationery, hiking gear, fresh flowers, electronics, and an array of Korean souvenirs, you\u2019ll find just about everything here. Bargaining is part of the experience, so don\u2019t be shy – it\u2019s half the fun!<\/p>\n
The street food scene is another highlight of the market. Everywhere you turn, you\u2019ll encounter stalls serving mouthwatering local favorites like spicy rice cakes, juicy Korean dumplings, piping hot noodles, and other delicious treats. Open 24\/7, Namdaemun Market invites you to shop, eat, and immerse yourself in local culture at your own pace. W<\/p>\n
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The new City Hall is a sight to behold, featuring the renowned Green Wall, one of the world\u2019s largest vertical gardens, and Metaseosa Seobeol, an art piece symbolizing South Korea\u2019s history and growth as a nation. Take the glass elevator for a full view of the building\u2019s grandeur, leading to the Sky Plaza Gallery on the eighth floor, where art exhibitions provide a tranquil escape.<\/p>\n
Just in front of Seoul City Hall is the charming old City Hall, now home to a majestic library, perfect for a peaceful, relaxing retreat. Nearby, Seoul Plaza<\/a> adds to the experience, transforming with the seasons. In summer, it hosts vibrant events and performances, while winter turns it into a magical wonderland with an outdoor skating rink.<\/p>\n A visit to Seoul City Hall is more than just sightseeing – it\u2019s an immersive journey through South Korea\u2019s past, present, and cultural vibrancy. Don\u2019t miss the exciting events and performances frequently held here!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Nestled among Seoul’s towering modern buildings, Deoksugung Palace stands as a majestic reminder of the city\u2019s rich history. With over 500 years of royal heritage, the palace offers a unique fusion of medieval and modern architectural styles, reflecting its evolution through time. Aptly named the “Palace of Virtue and Longevity,” Deoksugung\u2019s intricate beauty and elegant structures inspire awe at every corner.<\/p>\n Be sure to visit Seokjojeon Hall, a standout building with elaborate Western-style architecture, and Jeonggwanheon, a tranquil spot once favored by Emperor Gojong as a retreat for relaxation. Though smaller than Seoul’s other four palaces, Deoksugung shines as a historical and architectural treasure.<\/p>\n One of the highlights of Deoksugung is the Changing of the Royal Guards Ceremony, held at the palace’s main gate since 1996. This vibrant and culturally rich performance offers visitors a glimpse into Korea’s royal traditions.<\/p>\n Deoksugung Palace is not just a historic site but a journey through time, offering serene beauty and cultural significance in the heart of Seoul.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n First opened in 1964, Namdaemun Market<\/a> is South Korea’s oldest and largest traditional market, bustling with over 10,000 retailers, vendors, and sellers. Spanning more than 66,000 square meters, this lively market is a shopper\u2019s dream and a foodie\u2019s paradise.<\/p>\n Unlike the sleek uniformity of modern malls, Namdaemun Market offers an eclectic maze of stores and stalls brimming with variety. From fashion and jewelry to luggage, toys, carpets, stationery, hiking gear, fresh flowers, electronics, and an array of Korean souvenirs, you\u2019ll find just about everything here. Bargaining is part of the experience, so don\u2019t be shy – it\u2019s half the fun!<\/p>\n The street food scene is another highlight of the market. Everywhere you turn, you\u2019ll encounter stalls serving mouthwatering local favorites like spicy rice cakes, juicy Korean dumplings, piping hot noodles, and other delicious treats. Open 24\/7, Namdaemun Market invites you to shop, eat, and immerse yourself in local culture at your own pace. W<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n
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