Seoul
in South Korea

Having a Korean BBQ in Seoul is the equivalent of having a bagel in NYC or a slice of margarita in Milan. Visiting a Korean BBQ restaurant is necessary to fulfil your experience in the city and to please your taste buds. 853 is a classic, laidback spot that serves exquisite meats and veggies for an authentic barbecue. You will probably never recover after trying their pork belly. 

Sleep in a beautiful hanok designed to make you feel at peace. This private stay has a garden with an open-air bath available for use all year around. We want to live here!

Anju Maeul is a perfect late night dining spot with good service and good vibes. Try the fresh sashimi and grilled fish - you'll thank us later. 

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. 

Home to hundreds of restored traditional Korean houses, called hanok, the Bukchon Hanok Village is the ideal place for a stroll after visiting the nearby palaces. 

Looking for the best street food in Seoul? Gwangjang Market is where you need to be - a must visit for beef and octopus tartare, soy marinated crab, Korean doughnuts, and many more delicious bites. While you'll probably have to queue (worth the wait) get a feel for the country's culture and traditions.

In the back alleys of the Jogno neighborhood you can find rows of outdoor food stalls, which are called "Pojangmacha”. A must visit for cheap and high quality street food - best enjoyed with a cold beer in hand. 

Sip on the best selection of craft beer you’ll find in Seoul at Kiwa Taproom. During the day, enjoy the light-filled space, and at night vibe in the ancient glow.

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. 

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. 

This charming hotel village has achieved perfect harmony between traditional Korean design and its natural surroundings. Feel at ease when you step into your own minimalistic, light-filled Hanok. The great location allows for exploring the best restaurants nearby, after which you can come back and enjoy a spa experience to wind down.