This intimate cocktail bar serves Korean spirits, blending local flavours with modern methods. We recommend starting with their version of a Negroni - it's delicious. Bar Cham is guaranteed to give you a night to remember and will leave you wanting more. 

Just across the street from the Gyeongbokgung Palace, Onjium is an incredible, fine-dining, experience dedicated to preserving Korean food traditions. A light-filled, concrete space with a menu based off using seasonal ingredients in dishes which have been reimagined for centuries. Make sure to check out its in-house clothing and design studio. 

Founded in 1970, Gallery Hyundai is Seoul’s longest-running contemporary art gallery. It has played a key role in the representation of Korean art. Keep up to date with the exhibition calendar, as the artists themselves are often present.

Seoul has no lack of museums and galleries, but we recommend the National  Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art the most. Take in the beautiful paintings and sculptures as you stroll.