Solo Dining Course for Singles in Family Month

With Korea's single population steadily growing, here is an enjoyable city course designed for solo travelers. Combining the trendy, exotic vibes of Itaewon with both the bustling and tranquil walking spots of the Gangnam area, this itinerary promises a relaxing weekend.

Along the way

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   Seolleung and Jeongneung Royal Tombs, Seoul [UNESCO World Heritage]

   서울 선릉과 정릉 [유네스코 세계문화유산]

   Seolleung houses the tombs of King Seongjong (the 9th monarch of the Joseon Dynasty) and his second queen consort, Queen Jeonghyeon of the Yun clan, while Jeongneung is the tomb of King Jungjong (the 11th monarch). Designated as Historic Site No. 199, Seonjeongneung is located in the heart of the city yet remains relatively uncrowded and lesser-known, making it ideal for a peaceful walk. In addition, the wire mesh fence surrounding the tombs was removed, and antique stone walls were built along the forested section to create a charming stone-walled path.MoreLess

   

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   World Trade Center Seoul (COEX)

   한국종합무역센터(코엑스)

   The World Trade Center Seoul is a large-scale business complex established on September 7, 1988, to meet the needs of domestic and international traders. It brings together the Trade Tower, the COEX Exhibition Center, City Airport Terminal, InterContinental Hotel, and Hyundai Department Store, allowing various trade-related activities to be handled in one place.MoreLess

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   Itaewon Special Tourist Zone

   이태원 관광특구

   Itaewon was the first of Seoul's five special tourist zones to be designated in 1997. As a multinational cultural district with over 20,000 foreign residents, it is widely recognized by international tourists. With about 40 global restaurants directly run by expatriates forming a multicultural food street, visitors can experience diverse exotic cultures and cuisines.MoreLess

   

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