Free tour
Seoul Landmark Night Walking Tour
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Guru: Kim
Registered on 27 October 2025
My name is JH KIM, and I’m a certified tour guide in Korea. Although I haven’t been guiding for very long, I truly enjoy meeting people from all over the world and sharing stories about Korea and Seoul.
Guiding is my hobby as well as my passion — I find real joy in helping visitors discover the history of this city.
I hope to meet you on one of my walking tours and show you the real spirit of Seoul!
Free reservation and cancellation
Pay-what-you-want tour, no set price, reservation and cancellation are free
Tour description
Experience one of the world’s safest and most vibrant night scenes on this walking tour through Seoul’s iconic landmarks.
Starting from Myeongdong — the heart of Seoul’s tourism — we’ll stroll past the historic Shinsegae Department Store, Seoul City Hall, and the peaceful Cheonggyecheon Stream.
Our journey continues through Gwanghwamun Square and the majestic Gwanghwamun Gate (the main gate of Gyeongbokgung Palace), then along Yulgok-ro 3-gil (shopping street) and Yeolin Songhyeon Square, before finishing at the entrance of Insadong.
Join me for an evening walk to enjoy the true beauty of Seoul at night — where modern lights and timeless history come together.
Highlights
What will we see on this tour?
Meeting point:
115 Toegye-ro, Jung District, Seoul, South Korea
I’ll be standing with a backpack near the Haechi stone statue, right in front of Olive Young window at Myeongdong Station Exit 5, Metro Line No 4.
1
Outside visit
Myeongdong station exit 5
Welcome to Myeongdong, the heart of Seoul’s shopping and street-food culture.
This area is always full of energy, day and night.
Our tour starts here, right in front of Olive Young and the Haechi statue.
2
Outside visit
Shinsegae department store
This is one of the oldest department stores in Korea, dating back to the 1930s.
Its modern lights blend beautifully with the building’s classic style — a perfect symbol of old and new Seoul.
3
Outside visit
Seoul City Hall
The glass-wave building you see is Seoul City Hall, built in 2012.
It stands beside the old City Hall from 1926, showing how Seoul connects its past with the future.
How much does this tour cost?
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end the amount they consider appropriate (amounts usually range from €15 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).
Who is this tour for?
Accessibility
Not suitable for people with reduced mobility.
Groups
Does not accept large group bookings.
Pets
Not suitable for bringing pets.
What should I know?
Minimum attendees
Does not require a minimum number of people to conduct the tour.
Additional costs
The tour does not require payment for entries or additional expenses.
Free cancellation
If you cannot attend the tour, please cancel the reservation, otherwise the guide will be waiting for you.
Payment methods
Cash payment only.
