Gyeongbokgung Palace Tours and Hotel Recommendations✨

#SeoulItinerary When traveling to Seoul, Gyeongbokgung Palace is definitely a must-visit attraction! This article helps you organize a super fulfilling one-day itinerary around Gyeongbokgung Palace, and even provides accommodation recommendations. Just follow it! 1. Itinerary planning ⏰ Morning: Arrive at Gyeongbokgung Palace, stroll through the ancient palace complex, and savor the glorious history of the Joseon Dynasty! Taking photos in Korean clothes is very atmospheric. Don’t miss the iconic check-in spots such as Gwanghwamun and Geunjeongjeon📸! 🍰 Noon: Walk to West Village and take a break at MK2 Cafe. Must order carrot cake and tomato smoothie, sweet and sour, refreshing and super refreshing! The colorful tables and chairs in the store are super easy to take pictures of, and they can easily become Instagram blockbusters~ 🛍 Afternoon: West Village shopping mode starts! Reqins, Hai, Baserange and other specialty shops are great to visit, and you can’t stop digging for treasures. After shopping, you can take a walk to Bukchon. Howus, Tout Y est, and Nonfiction are also worth visiting! When you are tired of shopping, go to viatoria bakery. The cute decoration and desserts will instantly replenish your energy 💪! 🥢 Evening: Head straight to the on 6.5 bistro! Their fried kimchi and crispy pork chips are so delicious that you will drool. They go really well with beer. Remember to make a reservation at catchtable in advance, otherwise you may have to wait in line! 2. Hotel recommendations 🏨Hotels near Myeongdong: It is very convenient to take the subway from Gyeongbokgung Palace, and the bustling business district is right outside the station! You can go shopping and eat at night. There is everything from street snacks to brand counters. It is a must-go for night owls. 🏡 B&B near Bukchon Hanok Village: Choose this place if you want to experience Korean life in depth! Sleep in a traditional Korean house, and open the window in the morning to the quaint streets. There are many attractions nearby, and you can walk to the Eight Scenic Spots of Bukchon and Gyeongbokgung Palace. It’s a blessing for lazy people!