01.Meyongdong
Bustling Myeong-dong is a shopping area packed with international fashion brands, luxury department stores and homegrown cosmetics shops. Casual eateries offer Korean dumplings and ginseng chicken soup, while street vendors sell Japanese and Thai snacks. Shows mixing folk music and drama are staged at Myeongdong Nanta Theatre. Nearby 19th-century Myeong-dong Cathedral features a Gothic-style bell tower.
Shopping
- lotte dp
- Shinsegae dp
- myungdong street
Eating
- -
Sight Seeing
- namsan tower
- insadong
- myung dong catholic church
- palaces
Where to Stay
- plaza hotel
- lotte hotel
- Josun hotel
02.Gangnam
Gangnam-gu is Seoul's upscale, modern center, home to gleaming skyscrapers, designer brands and stylish nightclubs where big-name DJs spin techno and house. Dining options span high-end restaurants to bars serving fried chicken and soju rice wine. Starfield COEX Mall draws visitors to its aquarium, while Seoul Arts Center has a design museum and a theater. Buddhist temple Bongeunsa dates to the 8th century.
Shopping
- Shinsegae Gangnam
Eating
- Sinsadong Garosu-gil
- Gangnam station
Sight Seeing
- Banpo bridge fountain
- weeked night market under the bridge
Where to Stay
- novotel Gannam
- riverside hotel
- ac hotel by meriatt
03.Hongdae
This area is very accommodating to the younger age demographic, known for trends, underground culture, art murals, night life, street performance, and incredible foodie experiences. a popular hang-out for local youths. Unique cafes, cosy galleries and fashion shops line the streets.
Shopping
- famous for hip cafes
Eating
- Ttot (vietnamese)
- Tuktuk noodle thai
Sight Seeing
- Gyeongui line forest park
Where to Stay
- L7 by lotte
- mercure
- Amanti hotel
04.Itaewon
Itaewon is known for its cosmopolitan dining and nightlife, with Korean BBQ restaurants, and upscale bistros, as well as low-key kebab shops catering to a late-night crowd. Casual beer bars and gay pubs sit alongside hip dance clubs where DJs spin hip-hop and house. Indie stores selling homeware line Itaewon Antique Furniture Street, while the nearby War Memorial of Korea museum displays tanks and planes.
Shopping
- Itaewon market(souveniors)
Eating
- motor city
- Rockadoodle
- halal brothers
- MANY Halal choices
Sight Seeing
- -
Where to Stay
- Hamilton
- Hyatt
05.Suwon (location of wedding venue)
Suwon is known for the late-18th-century Hwaseong Fortress, with its commanding stone wall and 4 pagoda-topped arched gates. Near Hwahongmun Gate, Hwaseong Haenggung Palace has a traditional banquet hall. The raised Yeonmudae Post, once a military training ground, offers fortress views. Suwon Hwaseong Museum explores the construction of the fortress.
Shopping
- -
Eating
- Nam_moon market(South gate) fried chicken street
- Ingye-dong (pubs and Kclubs)
Sight Seeing
- Suwon Hwaseong Fortrees (Unesco)
Where to Stay
- Ramada
- Ibis suwon