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N Seoul Tower

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     One of the most popular attractions in Seoul is the N Seoul Tower located at Mt. Namsan.  At the observatory tower, you will enjoy the 360 degree panoramic view of the entire city.  During the night, the tower illumination changes its colour from time to time.  There’s also a fence covered with thousand of padlocks installed by young lovers.  If you are young at heart and a fan of teddy bears, you can also visit the Bear Museum.  And have a romantic lunch or dinner at the N Grill revolving restaurant. Admission Fee to N Seoul Observatory: Children (Ages 4-12) - 3,000 KRW Adults (Ages 13-64) - 7,000 KRW Senior (Ages 65+) - 5,000 KRW How to get there? Take a subway to Chungmuro Station (line 3 or 4), exit 2 to the right of Daehan Multiplex entrance.  Take the yellow bus 2 in front of the subway.  Then, get off at the N Seoul Tower bus stop. N Seoul Tower Pavilion next to N Seoul Tower Mongmyeoksan Beacon Hill Site Lock your love h

Gwanghwamun Square (광화문광장)

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     Near to Gyeongbokgung Palace is the Gwanghwamun Square , formerly the Yukjo Street.  It was opened on August 1, 2009 as a symbolic square that signals new directions for a humane and cultural society with openness and mutual respect.  The 6.2 meter high bronze statue of King Sejong the Great and Admiral Yi Sun-Shin stands at the plaza with the back drop of Gyeongbokgung Palace.  Also, some of the main inventions from King Sejong reign are on display here. How to get there? Take subway to Gwanghwamun Station (line 5), Exit 2 Sundial Celestial Globe Rain Gauge