I was excited to visit Ssamzigil, which looked like a fun and creative shopping mall, a type of market I hadn't stumbled across yet.

I visited Leeum Museum of Art, one of South Korea's top private art museums, and admired the clay pottery and mother-of-pearl inlaid objects and jewelry, though the contemporary sections were closed during my visit.

Cheonggyecheon Stream is a natural stream running through central Seoul, engineered for flood control, but I found that it still kind of smells bad.

I visited the Kyung-In Museum of Fine Art, which features different rooms with various artist exhibitions, and I loved its very pretty, traditional Korean style, feeling it was very much my vibe.

I visited the palace and observed its big trees, noting one with '100 arms equal 100 years'.

The Dongdaemun Design Plaza is a ginormous plaza full of different design things; its building is beautifully created and designed, making it something you can't miss while taxiing around the city.