There are basically two ways to play in Seoul, shopping or historical and cultural tours.

Buying:

For shopping, Dongdaemun is the first place to visit, with shopping malls and underground shopping malls. The price of clothes in the mall is equivalent to that of Jiuguang Department Store in Shanghai (for example, a coat with not much wool content basically costs 1k-2k yuan). The clothes are very fashionable and definitely not inferior to Jiuguang Department Store in Shanghai. The price is not cheap. . The goods in the underground street are much cheaper.

Of course, Lotte Duty Free is a must-visit place for shopping enthusiasts, so I won’t introduce it in detail. Only Sulwhasoo and the back counter are crowded, while other counters are just fine.

Myeongdong is of course a must-go shopping destination. Some sports shoes are discounted and the prices are pretty good. Don’t miss it if you plan to. The price of trendy bags (shoulders) is also available, which is two-thirds of the price in the mainland.

Sinsadong and Apoujeong are relatively tall.

Play:

Personally, I think Myeongdong Nanta Show is worth watching. You can buy it on Hanchao.com. They also have tickets for other attractions, etc., so you have a lot of choices.

You can see the night view from Seoul Tower at night. Although it is not high, climbing up is a good symbol, and you can overlook the city of Seoul. I personally think it is good.

History and humanities related:

The secret garden (back garden) of Changdeokgung Palace is also worth visiting. Although the scale is not comparable to our domestic gardens and mansions, it is well protected by others. It's good, with rich vegetation, flow control, and a great environment. It is also necessary to make a reservation on the official website. There is only one Chinese explanation per day.

You can make an appointment to visit the Blue House (make an appointment in advance on the official website), but you are definitely not allowed to enter the building because that is where the president works. During the visit, each visitor will be given a small gift.

Relatively speaking, Gyeongbokgung Palace has no bright spots.

There is also an unpopular attraction, Samsung Art Museum. The tour guide inside is modified from a Samsung mobile phone, and the tour will automatically play when you get close to the exhibits. In short, it is recommended for those who are advanced and have literary and youth tendencies to go.

Eat:

Myeongdong (there are too many choices, but I have tasted the ones I personally found delicious, including the Hadong Hall Princess’s BBQ Myeongdong Dumplings and Snow). There are also professional sauce crabs, Chuncheon chicken steak, and Wuyun ice cream. Eat seafood in Noryangjin. The items at Gwangjang Market are average and not recommended.