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Subway Tour Course Introduction
Seoul, Past and Future Course
Start at Gyeongbokgung Palace, make a stop at the World Cup Stadium, and go all the way to Korea House – this course will walk you through the past and present of Korean culture.
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Line 3
Gyeongbokgung Station
Gyeongbokgung Palace
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Line 3
Dongnimmun Station
Seodaemun Prison History Hall
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Line 3Line 6
Yeonsinnae Station Transfer
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Line 6
Gusang Station
Seooreum
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Line 6
World Cup Stadium Station
World Cup Stadium
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Line 6
Hapjeong Station
Jeoldusan Martyrs' Museum
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Line 6
Hyochang Park Station
Hyochang Park
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Line 6
Samgakji Satation
The War Memorial of Korea
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Line 6
Itaewon Station
Itaewon
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Line 6Line 3
Yaksu Station Transfer
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Line 3
Chungmuro Station
Korea House
Seoul, Hangang Course
Travel via subway and transfer to a cruise on the Hangang (River). Glide across the city and enjoy the scenery.
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Line 5
Gwanghwamun Station
Deoksugung Palace
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Line 5
Seodaemun Station
Chongdong Theater
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Line 5
Yeouinaru Station
Hangang Cruise
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Line 2
Jamsil Station
Lotte World
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Line 2
Sports Complex Station
Sports Complex
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Line 2
Samseong Station
COEX
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Line 2
Seolleung Station
Seonjeongneung (Tomb)
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Line 3
Apgujeong Station
Apgujeong Street
Seoul, Tour & Tour Course
This course begins at Anguk and ends with a night time bus tour around Namsan Mountain.
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Line 3
Anguk Station
Changdeokgung Palace
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Line 3
Jongno 3-ga Station
Insa-dong
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Line 1
Jegi-dong Station
Gyeongdong Yangnyeong Market
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Line 1Line 6
Cheongnyangni Station Transfer
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Line 6
Hwarangdae Station
Taereung Green Hill Foundation
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Line 6
Korea Univ. Station
Memorial Museum of King Sejong the Great
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Line 6
Sindang Station
Manmul Market
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Line 6Line 3
Yaksu Station Transfer
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Line 3
Dongguk Univ. Station
National Theater of Korea
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Namsan Seoul City Tour
N Seoul Tower
Seoul, Getting to Know the City
Explore traditional markets, specialized commercial districts, and the fashion center of Myeongdong like a true Seoulite.
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Line 5
Jongno 3-ga Station
Jongmyo Shrine
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Line 5
Seodaemun Station
Seoul Museum of History
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Line 5
Yeouinaru Station
63City
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Line 5Line 4
Singil Station Transfer
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Line 4
Noryangjin Fisheries Wholesale Market
Noryangjin Station
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Line 4
Yongsan Station → Sinyongsan Station
Yongsan Electronics Shopping Mall
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Line 4
Hoehyeon Station
Namdaemun Market
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Line 4
Myeong-dong Station
Myeongdong Fashion Street
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Line 4
Dongdaemun Stadium Station
Dongdaemun Stadium Station
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Line 5
Gwanghwamun Station
Samcheonggak
Seoul, Discover Its Roots
Get to know more about Seoul’s roots by visiting prehistoric sites and the fortress walls of Baekje’s old capital.
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Line 8
Olympic Park Station
Olympic Park
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Line 8
Bangi Station
Bangi-dong Ancient Baekje-era Tombs
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Line 8
Seokchon Station
Seokchon Ancient Baekje-era Tombs
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Line 8
Garak Market Station
Agricultural and Marine Products Market
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Line 8
Munjeong Station
Munjeong-dong Outlet
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Line 8
Amsa Station
Amsa-dong Prehistoric Settlement Site
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Line 8
Cheonho Station
Pungnaptoseong Mongchontoseong Fortress
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Line 8
Achasan Station
Children's Grand Park
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Line 5
Gwangnaru Station
Sheraton Walker Hill (Hotel)
Seoul , Underground Course
The underground course consists of numerous underground galleries within the subway station. Take a relaxing break from your daytrip in the subway galleries.
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Line 5
Gwanghwamun Station
History of Gwanghwamun
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Line 5
Wangsimni Station
Singing Colors
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Line 8
Cheonho Station
Wind, Saturn, Stars
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Line 8
Jamsil Station
New Day
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Line 7
Children's Grand Park Station
Gundong
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Line 6
Taereung Station
Ilwolseongsin
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Line 6
Hwarangdae Station
Taereunggol Hanmadang
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Line 6
Dongmyo Station
Kite
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Line 6
Yaksu Station
Long Life
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Line 6
Samgakji Satation
Dream
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Line 6
Gongdeok Station
Sentiment-Great Virtue
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Line 6
Hapjeong Station
Fantasy Hometown
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Line 6
World Cup Stadium Station
500 Seoulites Celebrate the 21st Century
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Line 6
Yeonsinnae Station
Green Nature and the Future
| Gallery | Description |
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| History of Gwanghwamun | Artworks that reflect Seoul’s history and its recent modernization. |
| Singing Colors | The sight of deeply tanned Wangsibri residents portrays their weary lives and the strand of hope that keep them going. |
| Wind, Saturn, Stars | The shape represents two earthen fortresses modelled after Baekje Dynasty’s Pungnab Earthen Fortress and Cheonsang Yeolcha Bunya Map made during the Joseon Dynasty. |
| New Day | This piece captures the ever-changing life rhythm in infinite space and time. |
| Gundong | The children building together in the playground represents the human will to build great nations. |
| Ilwolseongsin | A piece about space, time, and mankind inspired by subways traveling through space. |
| Taereunggol Hanmadang | A piece that captures the image of Meokgolbae and nearby athlete’s village around Taereung Tomb. |
| Kite | The shield and kite under the full moon represents young dreams and ideals. |
| Jangsu | Ten symbols of long prosperous lives express the ideals of man. |
| Dream | The 315 units each represent the life of abundance people long for. |
| Sentiment-Big Virtue | The piece is an abstract shape of a hummock and ‘great virtue,’ capturing the origin of the name Gongdeok. |
| Fantastic Hometown | The image of hometown recreated in a contemporary style using square mosaic tiles. |
| 500 Seoulites Celebrate the 21st Century | Piece based on images of 504 Seoulites celebrating the beginning of the 21st century. |
| Green Nature and the Future | Hoping that man and nature live in harmony in the future, the piece expresses man’s ideals. |