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Viewpoints in Seoul

Verified viewpoints in Seoul — descriptions, map and practical info.

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63 Building

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63 Building

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The 63 Building is a 249.6 m skyscraper on the Han River at Yeouido, Seoul. When it opened in 1985 it was the tallest building in the world outside North America, and for years it was the image of modern Seoul. In June 2026 its 60th-floor…

60–120 min
Namsan Seoul Tower (N Seoul Tower)

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Namsan Seoul Tower (N Seoul Tower)

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Namsan Seoul Tower (officially YTN Seoul Tower, widely known as N Seoul Tower or Namsan Tower) is a broadcasting and observation tower near the summit of Namsan in the middle of Seoul. The structure is 236.7 m tall and reaches about 480 m…

60–120 min
Lotte World Tower

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Lotte World Tower

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Lotte World Tower rises 555 metres over 123 floors, making it the tallest building in South Korea and the first in the country to pass 100 storeys. It opened on 3 April 2017. For visitors, the point is Seoul Sky, the observatory on the top…

60–120 min
Eungbongsan, Seoul

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Eungbongsan, Seoul

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On the Han River in Seongdong-gu, Eungbongsan is a rocky hill under 100 m high, yet from the pavilion on top you see the meeting of the Han and Jungnangcheon streams, Seoul Forest and Gangnam across the river at a glance. In spring the who…

40–60 min
Hyosajeong Pavilion, Seoul

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Hyosajeong Pavilion, Seoul

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On a cliff above the Han River in Heukseok-dong, Dongjak-gu, Hyosajeong takes its name from a pavilion built by No Han, a minister under King Sejong, in memory of his mother. The current building dates from 1993, but the spot was long prai…

20–30 min
Seoullo 7017

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Seoullo 7017

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Seoullo 7017 is a sky garden built on an old overpass that once carried cars across the tracks at Seoul Station. On a road 17 m above the ground, hundreds of round planters now line the walkway, with the railway and the old Seoul Station b…

30–60 min