I explored Seoul for 3 days, visiting various neighborhoods like Ikseon-Dong, Anguk, Insa-Dong, Gangnam, Dosan, Jongno, and Seochon. I enjoyed trying unique foods like lemon salt bread from Artist Bakery and spicy roast chicken, and experienced the lively atmosphere of Gwangjang Market, where I had mung bean pancakes and soft cream garlic bread from Garlic Boy. I also visited Dongmyo Flea Market, Olive Young with its DIY color analysis, a Myeongdong record bar, Cheonggyecheon Stream, and even used a self photobooth. Throughout my trip, I found Airalo eSIM to be a game-changer for navigation and reservations. — Seoul · Seochon Village

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Hanok Alleys, artisan shops, and calm vibe.

Palaces & Galleries, traditional-modern charm, and calm streets.

Shopping, entertainment, and trendy cafés.

Traditional Crafts, teahouses, and K-culture shopping.

1920S Hanok Alleys, trendy cafés, and romantic spots.

Food Alleys, history, and nightlife.

아티스트 베이커리ARTIST BAKERY Anguk

I tried their lemon salt bread and also their famous truffle salt bread.

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청계천Cheonggyecheon Stream

I visited Cheonggyecheon Stream.

광장시장Gwangjang Market

I visited the famous Gwangjang Market and tried various authentic street foods, including huge mung bean pancakes and dumplings.