SEOUL
Seoul’s best days out.
Seoul packs palaces, street food and the DMZ into one short trip. These are the 15 dining experiences travellers rate highest, with what each one costs, how long it takes and where to book it.
Catch a KBO game at Seoul’s Jamsil Stadium with K-BBQ or fried chicken and a beer. Join local chants with a guide.
Most Popular“I absolutely loved this experience! A great look into the culture and it was fascinating see a sporting event in a different country, so much different than a US game. I highly recommend this tour - don't miss out! Jin was a great guide!”
Sunset city-wall hike near Naksan Park, a café drink with big Seoul views, then a Korean dinner picked from real local favorites.
“Alex and the tour was amazing. you can tell his live for the city. The group was a great diversity of folks that came together for a meal and some culture and I feel that is what it's all about. I will say a little more clarity in the walking info might be helpful ie…”
Watch a KBO game in Seoul with a host-led dinner and beer before you hit Jamsil Stadium for chants, cheer squads, and easy tickets.
“Baseball game was one of our highlites in Seoul. So different than watching an American baseball game. Korean fans were so enthusiastic and sang in unison for every home team batter. The outcome of the game was secondary to watching the fans. The guide Alex met the group at the subway entrance. We walked 5…”
9-hour Seoul highlights with lunch and dinner: Gyeongbokgung Palace, Insadong, Cheonggyecheon, Bukchon and Gwangjang Market food tour.
“Bergan Park was an exceptional tour guide—knowledgeable, attentive, and highly adaptable to our interests, which made the experience all the more enjoyable. He went out of his way to find a memorable dining spot, ultimately leading us to a vibrant local market where we enjoyed some truly outstanding food.”
Seoul night views, Hongdae Korean BBQ, and guided walking through Seoul’s best evening neighborhoods, with Namsan panoramic stops.
“Our guide Ben met us promptly on time, it became a private tour, only the two of us. He was very informative and took us to many places we would have missed. We experienced all forms of transport, getting up to Seoul Tower was very busy by bus, but it was worth it. Ben was…”
Sunset walk at Seoul’s Naksan Park with a small-group guide, cafe drink, and Korean dinner with makgeolli and BBQ. Views over Hyehwa.
“Although, I was solo on the tour and older than my guide Jin. He was amazing, making sure my experience was enjoyable. The tour started with a walk in Naksan Park that really works up an appetite. And for dinner I had the pork rib stew and it was delicious. I would recommend this tour…”
Small-group dinner at Seoul’s Noryangjin Fish Market: pick seafood with a Korean guide, eat it at a market restaurant, then stroll Sayuksin Park.
“This is a phenomenal way to get immersed into Korean culture. Lee was punctual, polite, accommodating, and humorous. She ordered various types of sashimi along with shrimp, abalone, sea pineapple, sannakji, and spoon worms Read more”
Seoul sports, local food, and big cheering energy in 4 hours. Get tickets, dinner (BBQ or fried chicken), and a beer, with an English guide.
“Het was een hele gezellige avond. Lekker gegeten, nieuwe mensen lekken en genoten van een spannende wedstrijd.”
Seoul’s Olympic-style air rifle and 9mm handgun range paired with a real Korean meal, in a small group, for $53.
“Started off the tour with a delicious meal at a local authentic restaurant, Alex (tour guide) showed me how to enjoy the cuisine as a local, and it was SO delicious and filling. He also shared his knowledge on Korean culture, language and social norms. We then started to make our way to the shooting…”
Private full-day Seoul tour with Gyeongbokgung, Bukchon, Insadong and Kwangjang Market. Lunch, tea, dinner included with pickup.
“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”
Korean BBQ meets wine in Sinchon. Get a guided pairing dinner, learn Korean drinking manners, and walk local streets before you eat.
“It felt like hanging out with an old friend”
Enjoy K-food before a Seoul basketball, volleyball, or football match, then join big-stadium cheering with a guide and mobile tickets.
“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…”
A 6-hour Gangnam tour with hotel pickup, Bongeunsa Temple, COEX, royal tombs, markets, and included dinner and wine.
“This was the best way to explore the city on foot. It was a great blend of culture and sights. Bergen was fantastic! Highly recommend.”
Seoul Korean BBQ with Secret Food Tours: Hanok village walk, grill-in-the-middle dinner, banchan, soju/beer, and a fun guide-led night.
“I went to try this experience by myself and it was a completely different scenario! What's so lovely is to do this with Korean friends who can explain what should be done and how: Secret Food Tours Korean BBQ truly did that!”
Explore Seoul’s art and architecture in 5 hours: Leeum Museum, Ihwa murals, DDP, Seochon galleries, then aged kimchi and pork 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.…”
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