Top Seoul Onsens

**April~November : Baseball match **Decemver~April : Basketball match Watching sports games in Jamsil is special, for real. Even those who aren’t keen on sports are likely to get caught up in the infectious atmosphere at the Jamsil Sports Complex, complete with entertainment courtesy of K-pop cheerleaders. Sing-along cheering songs with fellow crowds and cheerleaders, everyone enjoys standing up and dancing to get the free drinks or team T-shirts. Before we attend the game, we will stop by a local spot for a tasty Korean meal. Here you can enjoy some great Korean dishes while getting to know your host and fellow travellers and a context of the game of the day and fun facts. ** Please note that the meeting spot can be either exit 1 or exit 8 of Sports Complex station. We advise you to carefully follow up the messages we send after the booking is completed. ** In case it rains, the venue might move to a different location or partially refunded (50%) after the meal experience

Discover Seoul through an immersive audio experience that puts you in complete control of your adventure. Unlike crowded group tours with rigid schedules, this self-guided journey allows you to linger at captivating sites, skip attractions that don't interest you, and truly absorb the atmosphere at your own rhythm. Our expertly crafted narration unveils hidden stories and exclusive historical insights that even many locals don't know, delivered through compelling storytelling that brings ancient tales and modern marvels to life. The crystal-clear, professionally recorded audio features an engaging narrator whose passionate delivery transforms each location into a vivid chapter of Seoul's remarkable story. You'll gain authentic local perspectives and insider knowledge while enjoying the freedom to pause, replay, and explore deeper whenever something captures your imagination, creating a personalized cultural immersion that traditional tours simply cannot match.

Seoul’s food scene is one of Asia’s best, but it can be difficult to know which dishes to try if you can’t speak or read Korean. This small-group guided food-and-drink tour takes the guesswork out of eating your way around the South Korean capital, by introducing you to a mix of signature and secret dishes from off-the-beaten-path eateries. Food and drink aren't included, but you'll visit inexpensive eateries favored by locals.

Most evening entertainment options in Seoul lean toward K-pop concerts or dialogue-heavy theater that's hard to follow without Korean. "The Painters" show works around the language barrier entirely, building large-scale recreations of works by Michelangelo, Van Gogh, and Klimt in real time on stage through painting, dance, and 3D projection. Your prebooked ticket includes a seat at Gwanghwamun Theater plus a Lotte Mart voucher to spend during your stay.

Admire South Korea’s palace architecture and learn of life in the country’s capital, even with limited time, on this half-day small-group tour. Stroll to Gwanghwamun Gate and visit Gyeongbokgung Palace. Listen as your guide details Joseon Dynasty history and admire traditional construction techniques. At Bukchon Hanok Village, peer inside traditional houses and learn about Korean lifestyles from the past to the present.

After sunset, neon lights and street vendors bring Seoul to life. See the best of South Korea’s capital without having to worry about navigating after dark on a private evening tour that includes a Korean barbecue meal. You’ll visit N Seoul Tower and Naksan Park when they’re least crowded, and overcome the language barrier with your private guide. Note that this tour is not wheelchair accessible and does not include hotel pickup.

Tour one of the world's most divided places, the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), with a guide who shares the history and highlights of this important strip of land that separates North and South Korea. Visit key sites such as the Freedom Bridge, the 3rd Infiltration Tunnel, Imjingak Park, and the Dora Observatory. The highlight is meeting a North Korean defector who shares their powerful story firsthand.

Most tour experiences focus on just one activity—wearing hanbok at Gyeongbokgung Palace, trying samgyeopsal, or tasting street food at traditional markets. But every traveler is different. Everyone has their own Korean bucket list. You've come all this way to Korea, so you deserve to experience exactly what YOU want. I want to give you the best memories of your time in Korea. I'm a friendly local Korean, not a professional tour guide. I sometimes use a translation app to make sure we understand each other perfectly. But don't worry my warm smile, great restaurant picks, and knowledge of the best photo spot speak louder than words!