Gyeongbok-gung, Changdeok-gung, Deoksu-gung, ChangGyeong-gung, 4.19 Memorial Cemetery, Boramae Park, Mt. Namsan Park, Olympic Park, Tapgol ("Pagoda") Park, Mount Inwang, Seoul Tower (Namsan Tower), Seodaemun Prison, COEX

Airport - Nearly all international flights to Seoul land at the futuristic Incheon International Airport (IATA: ICN), west of the city. The airport is well signposted and caters to all your traveler needs, and even includes a sauna, an optician, and a small mall. The more centrally located but older Gimpo Airport (GMP) caters only to the shuttle service to Tokyo and domestic flights within South Korea.
Shopping - Namdaemun - The largest traditional street market in Korea. This market is located in the center of Seoul and is a famous shopping place for tourists. Dongdaemun - This market is of equal historical significance to Namdaemun market. Insadong - is known for its art galleries and shops.

Hotels

Seoul Backpackers - 30-1 Iksundong, Jongno-gu (subway Anguk), tel. +82-2-3672-1972

Seoul Guest House - 135-1 Gyedong, Jongno-gu (subway Anguk), tel. +82-2-745-0057

Kims' Guest House - 443-16 Hapjeongdong, Mapo-gu (subway Hapjeong), tel. +82-2-337-9894

Yim's House - 33 Waryong-dong, Jongno-gu (subway Anguk), tel. +82-2-747-3332

Namsan Guesthouse - 50-1 Namsandong 2-ga, Chung ku (subway Myeong-dong, exit 3), tel. +82-2-752-6363

Grand Hyatt Seoul - 747-7 Hannam 2-Dong, Yongsan-Ku (on Mount Namsan, in the city centre), tel.+82 2 797 1234

Restaurants

Gae Soon Ok - 91-2 Jeodong 1-Ga, Jung-gu (near Euljiro 1-ga station, in small lane opposite Myeongdong cathedral)

Sadongmyenok - Insadong 5-gil (down the alley)

New Delhi Restaurant - Itaewon (Noksapyoung station exit 1, cross overpass, turn right, 2 min up the hill on your left)

Hanwoori - Nonhyeondong (south of Apgujung)

The Wolfhound Irish Pub & Restaurant - in the alley behind Geckos across from Burger King