By. Jimin Kim

Seoul, Korea

Seoul’s favorite attraction

Seoul N

Tower

Lotte

World

Heunginji

mun

Coex

Mall

Jamsil

Sports

Complex

Seoul N Tower

Height: 236.7m (777ft)

A number of visitors each year: approximately 8.4 million

Many visitors ride the Nam San Cable Car

The N Seoul Tower is divided into three main parts: N Lobby, N

Plaza(2floors), and the N Tower(4floors).

Cost: $9(over 13), $7(under 12)

Address:105 Namsangongwon-gil,Yongsan-gu, Seoul, South Korea

Website: www.nseoultower.co.kr

A view of Seoul, South Korea from the N Seoul Tower.

Map of Seoul N TowerThe Namsan cable car

Lotte World

Lotte world is divided into two main parts: Magic

Island(outside), Adventure(indoor)

Cost(a day pass): $41(adult), $36(teenagers), $32(child),

$10(baby)

has South Korea's largest ice skating rink.

offers a variety of small and big performances and festivals

in the park (for free).

Address: 240 Olympic-ro, Songpa-gu, Seoul, South Korea

Website: www.lotteworld.com/

Map of Lotte World

A view of Magic Island

A view of AdventureA mascot of Lotte World

Heunginjimun

literally "Gate of Rising Benevolence“

Also called Dongdaemun (Great East Gate)

one of the The Eight Gates of Seoul in the Fortress Wall of Seoul

First built by King Taejo (1398)

Renovated in 1453 and rebuilt in 1896 (because of acid rain)

Famous for big market (Gwangjang sijang)

There’s a river near the Heunginjimun called Cheonggyecheon

A view of Heunginjimun

A map of Heunginjimun & market

A view of market

Coex Mall

The largest underground shopping mall in Asia

located in the basement of the Korea World Trade Center

considered to be the best shopping and entertainment

complex in the area.

Contains Aquarium, Megabox, Books stores and Game rooms

Address: 59, Samseong-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea

Website: http://coex.co.kr

A view of Coex Shopping Mall (inside)

A view of Coex Aquarium

A map of Coex Shopping Mall

A view of Coex Shopping Mall (lobby)

Jamsil Sports Complex

Also known as Seoul Sports Complex

Capacity: 30,265

Built for 1986 Seoul Asian Games and 1998 Seoul Summer

Olympic

Area: 402,816㎡

Consists of the Olympic Stadium, Indoor Swimming Pool,

Inline Skating Rink and Sports Park, Arena

Held Maroon5’s first Korean tour concert

Address: 10 Jamsil-dong, Songpa-gu, Seoul, South Korea

A view of Jamsil Sports Complex

A view of Jamsil Stadium A view of Jamsil Arena