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5 Hidden Neighborhoods in Seoul You Need to Visit

Written by Shae Johnson

5 Hidden Neighborhoods in Seoul You Need to Visit

When most tourists think of Seoul, most picture the crowded streets of Myeongdong, the night life of Hongdae, the shopping in Gangnam, or the beauty of Gyeongbokgung Palace. These destinations definitely deserve a visit, but some of the most memorable experiences are lesser known to the everyday tourist.

From quiet hanok-lined streets and trendy cafes to artsy neighborhoods and riverside communities, these hidden gems offer a different side of Seoul. Whether youโ€™re visiting for the first time or returning for another adventure, these neighborhoods are worth adding to your itinerary.

Seochon (์„œ์ดŒ)

One of Seoulโ€™s oldest neighborhoods known for traditional hanok homes, art galleries, local restaurants, and cafes.

 

Tongin Market / Hyoja Bakery / Daeo Bookstore

Ikseon-dong (์ต์„ ๋™)

Seoulโ€™s oldest hanok village that is home to many cafes, dessert shops, and boutiques.

Soha Salt Pond / Oncheonjip / Cheongsudang Cafe

Euljiro (์„์ง€๋กœ)

One of Seoulโ€™s hippest neighborhoods full of bars, cafes and restaurants.

Cheonggyecheon Stream / Nogari Alley

Seongsu (์„ฑ์ˆ˜๋™)

Seoulโ€™s trendiest neighborhood right now known for pop-up stores, cute cafes, and lots of shopping.

Dior / Pop-Ups / Dalim Bread

Haebangchon (ํ•ด๋ฐฉ์ดŒ)

Historic hillside neighborhood in Seoul with great views of Namsan Tower.

Sinheung Market / Tortoise Haebangchon / Le Montblanc

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Photo Credits

Haebangchon Namsan View: Traveloka
Seongsu sign: Musinsa
Ikseon-dong Hanok Street: Visit Korea
Tongin Market: The Seoul Guide
Hyoja Bakery: trazy.com
Daeo Bookstore: Visit Korea
Soha Salt Pond: breadieediaryy instragram
Oncheonjip: Visit Korea
Cheongsudang Cafe: Tripadvisor
Euljiro Alley: notesfromtheroad.com
Cheonggyecheon Stream: Wikipedia
Seongsu Dior: megoosta instragram
Seongsu Pop-up: lemon8
Dalim Bread: NOL World
Sinheung Market: Tripadvisor
Tortoise Haebangchon: corner.inc
Le Montblanc: twentyswans.wordpress.com

 

 

 

 

 

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