Seoul
in South Korea

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.

Built around traditional Korean food inspired by owner, Pak Mogua's mother, Parc is the ideal, chic address for a lunch after visiting the Leeum Museum. On the menu are homestyle Korean comfort meals with a set menu which changes daily according to the season. 

Tucked away down one of the alleys near Anguk Station, Buckhon is a traditional Korean tea house set within a hanok. Stop by after exploring the historically rich neighbourhood for an afternoon pick-me-up, whether it’s a Minary Breeze combining herbs and licorice, or a more classically flavoured green tea.