SEOUL
The best of Seoul, day by day.
The 15 most popular dining experiences in Seoul. The ones worth your time, what each day actually involves, who runs it and what you pay.
Live KBO baseball at Jamsil with BBQ or fried chicken and an included beer, plus a guide to decode chants and rules.
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Guided sunset hike on Seoul’s fortress wall in Naksan Park, then a Korean dinner with drinks included. 3 hours, about 2 km.
See a live KBO game in Jamsil with dinner and beer. Mobile tickets, a local host guide, and real Korean crowd energy.
“Enjoying a night of Korean baseball was one of the top highlights of my Korean visit! The fans are so energetic and dedicated. We were cheering and chanting so much I felt like a true fan. Go Samsung Lions!”
Full-day Seoul city and gourmet tour with hotel pickup, palace and temple sights, and lunch plus dinner at local favorites including makkŏlli.
“Tony was great and very knowledgable. Had some wonderful experiences that we will remember for a long time.”
Seoul night food walk with local Korean BBQ in Hongdae, street stops, and a 360° Namsan view, led by a pro guide.
“My tour guide was Ben. It was my first time in Seoul so I very much appreciated his knowledge of the recent and past history of Korea. Ben's English is very good. The tour itself gives an excellent glimpse of Seoul's past blended with the new. Well thought out route and overall highly recommended. Greg”
A small-group sunset walk in Naksan Park above Hyehwa, topped with terrace drinks and a Korean dinner with makgeolli options.
“Jin was such a lovely host. His knowledge and care unforgettable. It's quite an easy hike and really enjoyable”
Small-group dinner at Seoul’s Noryangjin Fish Market: pick seafood with a Korean guide, eat it hot in-market, then stroll Sayuksin Park.
“Lee was fantastic! She was kind and knowledgeable. The food was AMAZING! Highly recommend this tour!”
Cheer with Korean fans at a Seoul basketball, soccer, volleyball, or ice hockey match, with pre-game dinner, beer, and a local guide in 4 hours.
Seoul’s 3-hour combo of authentic Korean food and Olympic-style air rifle practice, ending with a 9mm handgun indoors.
Private full-day Seoul tour with palace sights, hanok neighborhoods, Kwangjang Market food, plus lunch, tea, and dinner included.
“We recently enjoyed a full-day tour of Seoul, which included visits to Gyeongbokgung Palace, the Blue House, Kwangjang Market, and several other iconic sites. Our guide, Laura, was exceptional—her deep knowledge of Korean hisRead more”
Wine and Korean BBQ pairing dinner in Sinchon with a guide: learn manners, a basic wine lesson, and enjoy a small-group meal.
A 6-hour Gangnam intro with hotel pickup, Bongeunsa Temple, COEX Mall, royal tombs, Kwangjang Market, and dinner with Korean wine.
“Mr Bergen Park was a good guide. Unfortunately, he did not inform us that beforehand that two (2) of the included attractions were closed on that day Monday. We could have re-scheduled. This tour was definitely over-priced.”
Seoul sports game with K-food dinner and guided cheering. Pick basketball, volleyball, or football with a mobile ticket and local beer.
“We had a great trip with Thomas, we tried Korean fried chicken and had a beer prior to the basketball game, he explained the rules of the game whilst we were eating. He checked in often to explain what was happening or answer any questions. Would highly recommend for any sports lovers looking for something…”
Ikseon-Dong hanok stroll then a hands-on Seoul Korean BBQ dinner with grill guidance, banchan, and a fun group vibe.
“We went on the KBBQ tour with Youla and had a wonderful time. The environment was so much fun and the pork was delicious. We were so incredibly full at the very end! Youla even walked us down Hanok village and reccomended some dessert spots to go to after! Would absolutely recommend this tour for…”
Art and architecture small-group tour of Seoul: Leeum ancient treasures, Ihwa murals and DDP views, contemporary gallery, and kimchi-wine dinner.
“I booked the Art and Architecture Tour in Seoul as a solo traveler, and it turned out to be one of the most meaningful experiences of my trip. Without a car and limited time to navigate such a large city, this tour made it possible for me to explore Seoul’s neighborhoods with ease and comfort.…”
The palaces, the markets, the border up north and the long nights down south.
