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The districts of Seoul are the twenty-five gu ("districts"; hangeul: 구; hanja: 區) comprising Seoul, South Korea. The gu vary greatly in area (from 10 to 47 km 2) and population (from less than 140,000 to 630,000). Songpa-gu is the most populated, while Seocho-gu has the largest area.
24 de out. de 2019 · Learn all about the neighborhoods and districts of South Korea's capital with our guide to Seoul's best neighborhoods to visit.
- Jessica Padykula
- Apgujeong
- Daehakro
- Dongdaemun
- Gangnam
- Gwanghwamun
- Hongdae
- Insadong
- Itaewon
- Jamsil & Olympic Park
- Myeongdong
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What it’s known for: “Korea’s Wealthiest Neighborhood” This upscale Seoul neighborhood is best known for its high-class residential areas, luxury shopping sites, and residents rocking the latest fashion trends. This is because in the 90s, this area— or more specifically Apgujeong Rodeo Street— mimicked Beverly Hills’ Rodeo Drive. If you're unfamili...
What it’s known for: “Performance Art Capital of Korea” Think of any genre you’d like to see in the form of film, musicals, and plays – Daehakro has it all. If you love discovering those pockets in a new city where all the creatives flock, this is your spot. Locals come here to paint stories through creative mediums such as dance, song, and thought...
What it’s known for: “Special Tourism Zone” Travelers love coming to Dongdaemun, because it offers a little bit of everything that Korea has to offer— from traditional to modern Seoul attractions, trust that this neighborhood has it all. During the day, people who want to go on a historical pilgrimage can pay the Dongdaemun History and Culture Park...
What it’s known for: “The Gangnam Style Song” Psy’s 2012 hit song really did make this Seoul neighborhood stand out from the rest. But really, ‘Gangnam Style’ is a Korean term referring to a stereotype about this district, a reputation that existed long before the song about it rocked the world. People with ‘Gangnam Style’ are thought to be hip, tr...
What it’s known for: “A Perfect Preview of Korea’s Glorious Past” History buffs will feel most at home in Jongno, because this is where a lot of Joseon Dynasty structures are built and preserved. One good example is the eye-catching “Gwanghwamun Gate,” an impressive entryway that serves as the main gate to Gyeongbokgung Palace – and that’s why it’s...
What it’s known for: “Korea’s Creative Youth Hub” Hongdae is filled to the brim with young people dressed in crazy outfits that reveal a bit too much. There’s rarely an older person in sight, and for good reason – most of the things found in this Seoul neighborhood are targeted towards the younger crowd. Things like K-Pop, manhwa cafés, and hip-hop...
What it’s known for: “Best Traditional Tea & Street Food Experience” I often say this is the best area to stay in Seoul for first time visitors, because this is the best place to experience the street food scene, with multiple carts and stalls holding crowd favorites like gimbap, sundae, and even odeng. Compared to other areas in Seoul, this one ha...
What it’s known for: “That Foreigner-Friendly Neighborhood at the Foot of Namsan” Itaewon is a foreigner-friendly hub of Seoul with that has a strong American influence, thanks to its close proximity to the Yongsan Garrison U.S. Military Base. This also means that there’s a diverse mix of food and experiences here, so it’s a font for international ...
What it’s known for: “The Haven for Sports Fans & Olympics Fanatics” Jamsil used to be known as the silkworm breeding neighborhood of Seoul, since this area was largely responsible for Korea’s sericultureindustry. Though now it feels more like a business area rather than the quiet neighborhood that it used to be, thanks to the influx of tourists. T...
What it’s known for: “Seoul’s Ultimate Shopping District” Did you know that Myeongdong is known as the ninth most expensive shopping street in the entire world? This is because each store is full of franchise-branded items, ranging from cosmetics and clothes to K-Pop merchandise and traditional souvenirs – so if you’re looking for something to take...
Discover the diversity and culture of Seoul's neighborhoods, from upscale Apgujeong to historic Dongdaemun. Learn what each area is known for, from shopping and nightlife to history and art, and get tips on how to get around and enjoy them.
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Os Distritos de Seul são os vinte e cinco gu ("distritos"; 구; 區) que compreendem Seul, a capital da Coreia do Sul. Os gu variam muito em área (de 10 a 47 km²) e população (de menos de 140.000 a 630.000). Songpa é o mais populoso, enquanto que Seocho possui a maior área.
