SEOUL
Seoul’s best days out.
Seoul packs palaces, street food and the DMZ into one short trip. These are the 11 show tours travellers rate highest, with what each one costs, how long it takes and where to book it.
Touch Five in Hongdae: 19+ women-only 70-minute sensual show with audience interaction and assigned seats.
Most Popular“Much emotional performance. Many of numbers are exciting, but there are also plenty of humorous moments. The performers take into account your wishes whether to participate or not. remember, that there is no bar, so take you preliminary relax soju shot somewhere else.”
Watch live painting meets K-pop choreography at the Painters show in Gwanghwamun Theater, Seoul. Tech 3D, live music, and humor.
“The Show was so much fun to watch!! It had music, dance, art, and comedy all together. It has a K-pop vibe to it, so teenagers would love it. The performers were super talented and charming. They engaged with the audience and even chose members to go on stage with them. I had a great…”
JUMP in Seoul is a family-friendly comic martial arts show with little dialogue, big athletic stunts, and audience participation for all ages.
“This was an adorable show, great for all ages. We are both over 65 and thoroughly enjoyed it. There’s very little language so you really don’t need to be from any specific country or speak Korean. It’s fun, it’s athletic, and for you ladies (and some of you gentlemen), the guys take off their shirts.…”
Seoul night tour with Deoksugung Palace lights, Han River views, Banpo Rainbow Fountain, and Hangang ramyeon, plus city-wall N Seoul Tower sights.
“Leo was very good at his job and very organised. Even texts you day before to introduce himself which is a nice touch.”
Night lights and landmark stops in Seoul, ending with the Banpo Bridge rainbow fountain show and a Han River ramyeon snack.
“Thank you for the special evening. Seoul is so beautiful. The skyline along the Han River is something we will always remember. Thank you to Rachel for teaching us about her culture and this wonderful city.”
Cycle Seoul’s Han River at sunset, see Banpo Rainbow Fountain lights, cross Jamsu Bridge, grab ramyeon by the water, and ride easy.
“We had an absolutely fantastic evening with Mina! Definitely book this trip. Mina was so friendly, even giving us a little Korean snack at the end! All costs were included, bike hire and noddles, and she bought a bottle of water, bike light and fluorescent strap for us all. Her communication was clear and helpful…”
Join a Seoul LGBTQ pub crawl in Haebangchon with a local drag queen host: 3 drinks, VIP bar entry, and a drag show.
“Our host, Kiki, was fabulous. It was a grand night, and the drag show and the experience at rabbithole is a memory I’ll cherish for a long, long time. The performers were electrifying, and I’m elated I opted for this experience. PRO TIP for first-time drag show attendees: Be sure to have cash on hand…”
Private Seoul day trip mixing Bugak viewpoints, Odusan Tower, War Memorial, and a respectful talk with a North Korean defector.
“Tour guide, Surag, picked us up promptly and was very informative on everything we asked him about. He also adjusted the itinerary due to the weather that day which worked best for us! The highlight of the tour was meeting Ms. Juon whosRead more”
A 4-hour LGBTQ+ pub crawl in Seoul with a local drag queen, three drink stops in Itaewon, and a fun drag show.
“super fun. great area that wasn’t too busy and friendly bar culture. host was very polite and friendly, and all the bars had a very open feeling.”
White Comedy Hunky Show in Seoul: 90 minutes of sexy, funny male performances with VIP seats and subtitles at Star Stage.
“Amazing show , sensual and funny , good dancers”
Gapyeong railbike, Petite France, alpacas or Nami Island, and The Painter Show live painting at Gwanghwamun in one 12-hour day.
The palaces and markets, the day trips out to the border and the island, and every way to spend a day in the city.
