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Yongsan's integrated course connecting historical symbols and local hot spots
Starting point
War Memorial of Korea
29 Itaewon-ro, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea
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rebeca.arcega
The Memorial War was amazing and touching, i recommend go with a lot of time if u like to know about all of it. After that i went to eat and check the shops. Each one has an special touch that will make u love the tour even more!
marla.pulgar
This is my second time adding a audio guided tour to my travel, and I will keep adding more. The guide through audios help to build up more information of the places to go around, but also for food spots it really helps to decide about what to eat if you want to get a real Korean food experience but are too overwhelmed by the options. Consider to begin it early because this is a foodie tour and you will want to be hungry meanwhile exploring for sure!
monicapg013
This is the second tour I’ve done, and the fact that I loved the first one was no coincidence. I really enjoyed this one as well. The audio explanations provide just the right amount of information so it doesn’t feel too long. The places are interesting, and what I like most about this type of tour is that, if I were on my own, I’m sure I wouldn’t notice many of the shops or cafés. Often, they’re not visible at first glance, as the entrance looks like just a regular building and you’re not sure whether you’re allowed to go in or not. These tours help you discover places you would probably walk past without realizing they’re there. In my case, I didn’t know this neighborhood, and I was surprised by the number of aesthetic bars inspired by different nationalities. On the other hand, the small artisan shops are very “cute.” Overall, it’s a simple and easy route to follow, with lots of things to discover.
The basic course of the dark tour: facing the tragic history of war and enjoying the trendiest Seoul of today, which blossomed from that peace.
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rebeca.arcega
The Memorial War was amazing and touching, i recommend go with a lot of time if u like to know about all of it. After that i went to eat and check the shops. Each one has an special touch that will make u love the tour even more!
marla.pulgar
This is my second time adding a audio guided tour to my travel, and I will keep adding more. The guide through audios help to build up more information of the places to go around, but also for food spots it really helps to decide about what to eat if you want to get a real Korean food experience but are too overwhelmed by the options. Consider to begin it early because this is a foodie tour and you will want to be hungry meanwhile exploring for sure!
monicapg013
This is the second tour I’ve done, and the fact that I loved the first one was no coincidence. I really enjoyed this one as well. The audio explanations provide just the right amount of information so it doesn’t feel too long. The places are interesting, and what I like most about this type of tour is that, if I were on my own, I’m sure I wouldn’t notice many of the shops or cafés. Often, they’re not visible at first glance, as the entrance looks like just a regular building and you’re not sure whether you’re allowed to go in or not. These tours help you discover places you would probably walk past without realizing they’re there. In my case, I didn’t know this neighborhood, and I was surprised by the number of aesthetic bars inspired by different nationalities. On the other hand, the small artisan shops are very “cute.” Overall, it’s a simple and easy route to follow, with lots of things to discover.