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Asia, Itineraries, South Korea · November 17, 2019

Seoul Itinerary: How to spend 4 amazing days in Seoul

Are you visiting Seoul soon? This Seoul itinerary includes the perfect mix of activities and sets out everything you need to know to fully enjoy 4 days in Seoul.

Seoul packs a bunch of exciting activities for all types of travelers – from bustling markets and high-end shopping to ancient palaces and jaw-dropping scenery. With so much to do and see, Seoul is one city you don’t want to miss. 

With 4 days in Seoul, you’ll have more than enough time to explore the top tourist spots and get a taste of what this vibrant city has on offer. Find out what to do in Seoul, where to stay, how to get around and get all our top tips to help you plan the perfect first-time visit here!

Seoul, South Korea // Unique things to do during your 4 days Seoul itinerary
Visiting all the gorgeous temples is a must during any 4 days Seoul itinerary.

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Table of Contents

  • Seoul Itinerary Essentials
  • How to spend 4 amazing days in Seoul
    • Day 1 of 4 Days in Seoul Itinerary
      • Insa-dong
      • Bukchon Hanok Village 
    • Day 2 of 4 Days in Seoul Itinerary
      • Gyeongbokgung Palace
      • Changdeokgung Palace
    • Day 3 of 4 Days in Seoul Itinerary
      • Namsan Park and Namsan Seoul Tower 
      • Itaewon
      • Namdaemun Market
      • Myeong-dong
    • Day 4 of 4 Days in Seoul Itinerary
    • Seokchon Lake 
    • Gangnam
  • When to visit Seoul
  • Where to stay in Seoul
  • How to get around Seoul
  • What to eat and drink in Seoul
  • Plan a Day Trip from Seoul

Seoul Itinerary Essentials

Before visiting Seoul, it’s essential to have a few basics in place. Here are our top pre-travel planning tips to help you thoroughly enjoy 4 days in Seoul:

  • Search the best hotel rates in Seoul. Although there is no shortage of excellent accommodation options, it’s best to book accommodation well in advance. Hotels fill up quickly during peak season and on weekends. Also, expect higher prices during peak seasons.
  • Since there is so much to do in Seoul, it’s best to plan out your itinerary before arrival. You’ll find tons on inspiration in this Seoul itinerary, but investing in a good guide book, such as this Seoul Lonely Planet, is also highly recommended.
  • Order a 4G SIM card or 4G Wifi for pickup at the airport. You’ll need this to access transport schedules, maps, and more. 
  • Get a discounted AREX Pass to get from the airport to the city center within 30 minutes. From here, you can access the subway. Alternatively, you could also take an airport limousine bus. The journey takes about 1 hour, but you won’t need to change transport modes. If you are traveling with lots of luggage, it’s best to book a shared transfer for a stress-free trip. 
  • If you plan on visiting many tourist attractions in Seoul, consider buying a Seoul Pass. The pass gives you discounted or free entrance to many of the main tourist spots. 
  • Order a T money card for pick up at the airport. The T mobile card is a (refundable) top-up transport card that enables you to tap and go on public transport. It will save you the hassle of bothering with small change, and you can also use it at convenience stores. 
  • For a truly authentic Korean experience, you might also want to rent a hanbok – traditional Korean clothing. Dressing up is in one of these cute dresses is so much fun, and you’ll also have the chance to take totally insta-worthy photos.
  • Seoul is extremely safe to visit with little to no crime. However, you never know what can happen on a trip. World Nomads offers simple and flexible travel insurance. Buy at home or while traveling and claim online from anywhere in the world.
  • To get a closer look at Seoul’s unique history, you may want to consider joining this excellent tour. 

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How to spend 4 amazing days in Seoul

This 4-day Seoul itinerary is jam-packed with unique things to do in Seoul. However, if you prefer traveling at a slower pace, feel free to tailor this itinerary to suit your own needs and traveling style. Also, if it’s your first visit to Seoul, these travel tips for South Korea will come in handy.

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Day 1 of 4 Days in Seoul Itinerary

Insa-dong

Start your Seoul itinerary by exploring one of the city’s most popular tourist hubs – Insa-dong. This vibrant neighborhood has a huge pedestrian walkway and plenty of nooks and crannies to explore. There are many amazing things to do in Insadong and getting lost in the maze of secret alleys winding off from the main walkway is a huge must. Along the way, you’ll find tons of quirky shops selling traditional Korean goods, galleries, hipster cafes, teahouses, and plenty of photo opportunities. 

streets of invading seoul
Seoul, South Korea // Unique things to do in Seoul
Be sure to get lost in the nooks and crannies to discover some of the best hidden gems in Seoul.

Bukchon Hanok Village 

A short stroll away from the Insa-dong’s mazed alleys, you’ll find one of Korea’s most revered traditional villages – Bukchon Hanok Village. This 600-year old village dates back to the Joseon Dynasty and lies on top of a hill between three of the city’s most important landmarks – Gyeongbok Palace, Changdeok Palace, and Jongmyo Royal Shrine.

Besides the excellent views, you can enjoy over the city, Bukchon is also the perfect place for a relaxing walkabout and, more importantly, a great way to get a closer look at traditional Korean houses, called hanok. 

Although most of these hanoks are privately owned today, many of them also serve as cultural hubs, guesthouses, eateries, and teahouses. When visiting here, though, please remember to be respectful at all times. 

Culture seekers, history buffs, and avid photographers could easily work on spending at least 3-4 hours here as there is plenty to keep you busy. 

visit buckhorn hanok village on a seoul itinerary 4 days

Day 2 of 4 Days in Seoul Itinerary

Seoul has no shortage of activities to keep culture seekers and history buffs enthralled. The city is home to five magnificent palaces, all equally worthy of your time. However, with only 4 days in Seoul, it’s highly unlikely that you’ll get to see all of them.

If you really only have one day to explore the palaces, be sure not to miss Gyeongbokgung and Changgyeonggung – two of the most important palaces in the city. Here you’ll have a chance to duck into age-old halls, admire unique architecture, dive into the rich history and stroll around sublime gardens.

Gyeongbokgung Palace

Gyeongbokgung Palace is not only the largest but also the grandest of Seoul’s five palaces. It was built during the Joseon Dynasty in 1395 and is the most well-preserved palace in Seoul. 

Besides the jaw-dropping architecture, it’s home to sprawling grounds with unique sculptures dotted along the way. The grounds also house several museums where you can get a closer glimpse into Korea’s unique history.  

Time permitting, dropping by the National Palace Museum of Korea and the National Folk Museum are also highly encouraged. Another fun activity not to miss while visiting here is the changing of the guards. You can witness this age-old tradition in front of the main gate, twice a day at 10 am and 2 pm.

Top Tips: Gyeongbokgung is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Seoul. Therefore, expect tons of tourists no matter which time of day you visit. Luckily the grounds are enormous, so the crowds do disperse rather quickly past the main entrance.  

Seoul, South Korea // Unique things to do in Seoul
One of the best things to do during your 4 days in Seoul is to rent a hanbok (a traditional Korean dress).

Changdeokgung Palace

Changdeokgung Palace is yet another palace worthy of adding to your Seoul itinerary. Built in 1405, Changdeokgung mainly served as the second royal villa where many kings lived during the Joseon Dynasty. 

Similarly to Gyeongbokgung, Changdeokgung offers visitors a closer look at ancient architecture and Korea’s rich history. Although the palace was destroyed during the Japanese invasion, it was reconstructed in 1610 and then served as the main palace for over 270 years. There are several halls on the grounds, but what really sets Changdeokgung apart from the other ‘Five Grand Palaces in Seoul” is its immaculate gardens. 

Changdeokgung is a great place to enjoy gentle strolls through the spacious and beautiful gardens. Along the way, you’ll be rewarded with magnificent views of the cityscape, cute pavilions, and lotus ponds. A visit to the Secret Garden (additional charge), which runs through the valley, is yet another must while here. 

Changdeokgung Palace
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Day 3 of 4 Days in Seoul Itinerary

Spend day 3 of your Seoul itinerary exploring a slice of nature within the city, hunting for street art and practicing your haggling skills at the largest traditional market in the city. Travelers looking for something a bit more quirky, could also consider a day trip to Icheon’s pig museum near Seoul. 

Namsan Park and Namsan Seoul Tower 

Start your day with a visit to Mt. Namsan – Seoul’s most iconic backdrop and a popular spot for hikers and tourists alike. At 262 meters high, this mountain peak is undoubtedly one of the best places to get a bird’ s-eye view of the cityscape. The park covers an extensive area and is home to many attractions such as Baekbeom Square, the Namsan Cable Car, and Namsan Seoul Tower, to name just a few. 

If you arent keen on hiking up the mountain, there’s a fun cable car ride that offers terrific views downtown Seoul. For those looking to get an even better look at the city, don’t miss visiting the Seoul N Tower observation deck – one of the tallest towers in Asia.  

Top Tips: Namsan Park is one of the most popular tourist spots in Seoul and draws thousands of visitors a day. Therefore, it’s best to time your visit here. Come in the early morning before the crowds set in or at sunset. 

seoul north tower and love locks at seoul tower

Itaewon

Dotted with colorful street art, hipster cafes, and quirky boutiques, Itaewon is one of the most lively and photogenic neighborhoods in Seoul. During the day, Itaewon is a great place to stroll around, shop, and eat. Besides the many Korean eateries, Itaewon is also revered for its wide selection of international cuisine and a popular hangout with foreigners.

History buffs may also want to check out the War Memorial Museum nearby, which displays war remnants, while Antique Street offers a chance to shop for quirky homeware.

When the sun sets, Itaewon turns into a lively nightlife area. The streets are jam-packed with many trendy bars and several nightclubs where you’re guaranteed to have a good time.

Itaewon is a must-visit neighborhood while spending 4 days in Seoul. It's a great place to hunt for street art or simply browse all the cool stores.
Itaewon is a great area to go shopping, chill at cute cafes and restaurants or party the night away in Seoul.

Namdaemun Market

Namdaemun is the largest traditional market in Seoul and the perfect place practice your haggling skills. The market houses nearly 10,000 stalls, selling everything from the latest k-pop memorabilia and souvenirs, to knock-off brand goods and delicious local snacks. There’s also a sprawling food market where you can try some of the terrific street food on offer. 

Namdaemun Market is a must on any Seoul itinerary. You can find all kinds of cool k-pop souvenirs, awesome street food, great bargains and more here!

Myeong-dong

If you want to be right in the heart of Seoul’s best shopping district, Myeong-dong should be high on your 4 days in Seoul itinerary. This lively shopper’s paradise is home to everything from high-end outlets, top international brand stores, hipster boutiques, homegrown cosmetic stores, eateries, street food vendors, and souvenir shops. 

Myeong-dong is the perfect place to do some shopping, grab a bite, or simply enjoy a walkabout. During the day there’s not much going on here, but when the sun sets, Myeong-dong is teeming with shoppers looking for bargains and crowds strolling along the many winding streets and alleyways. 

Top Tips: To really experience Myeong-dong‘s energy and vibe, I highly recommend visiting at night. It does, however, get very crowded (especially on weekends) and the eateries fill up quite quickly. Therefore, try visiting well after rush hour.  

No visit to seoul in 4 days would be complete without shopping in Myeongdong. Don't miss the massive Line Store which sells the coolest Line paraphernalia.
You can't visit Seoul without browsing the bustling streets of Myeongdong -it's a real shopper's paradise.

Day 4 of 4 Days in Seoul Itinerary

On your last full day in Seoul don’t miss getting close to nature, visiting a few more insta-worthy spots and exploring the bustling streets of Gangnam.

Seokchon Lake 

Seokchon Lake is a beautiful lake surrounded by lush natural beauty year-round. The lake comprises of two parts, namely East Lake and West Lake. On the western side, you’ll find an artificial island that houses Lotte Adventure – one of Seoul’s most popular amusement parks. Another popular feature here is Seoul Norimadang, where you can often see traditional Korean performances. East Lake is famous among exercise fanatics, and it’s not uncommon to see people jogging or gently strolling along the many circuits or footpaths. 

Once you’ve enjoyed a slice of nature, head to the tallest building in South Korea and the sixth tallest building in the world- Lotte World Tower. This 555m-high skyscraper houses a massive mall, an art gallery, a high-end hotel, and the world’s most elevated observation deck with a glass-floored skywalk – Sky Deck. 

4 days in Seoul, South Korea would not be complete without visiting Lotte Tower and strolling around Seokchon Lake.
be sure to check out Lotte Adventure ( a cool theme park) during your 4 days in Seoul itinerary.

Gangnam

Gangnam is an upscale neighborhood in Seoul, along the banks of the Han river. Here you’ll find flashy skyscrapers, designer boutiques, high-end restaurants, and stylish nightclubs where you can party the night away. 

Near Gangnam Station, try out your dancing skills at the Gangnam Style Horse Dance Stage before setting off on an epic shopping spree. Further afield, you’ll find many quirky Gangnam cafes, restaurants, bakeries and hipster hangouts where you can grab a cuppa or a bite to eat.

Visiting the Gangnam Seoul Arts Center, Starfield COEX Mall (the most significant underground mall in South Korea and home to the Starfield Library), Olympic Park, and Bongeunsa (an 8th-century Buddhist temple) are other attractions worthy of your time while here. 

spending some time in Gangnam is a huge must.

When to visit Seoul

Seoul is a great city to visit year-round. That said, choosing when to visit Seoul will ultimately depend on your needs and preferences.

In the springtime, the city turns blush pink with blooming cherry blossoms. The city starts to heat up and buzzes with tourists. It is still quite cold, so remember to pack plenty of layers and a warm jacket. Rain is also not uncommon during spring. For more tips on visiting here during spring, check out my guide on the best places to see cherry blossoms in Seoul. 

During summer, the city buzzes with tourists enjoying the summer vibes, but expect scorching and humid temperatures. Remember to pack light, breathable clothing for more comfort. 

In the fall, the leaves turn golden, and the city enjoys pleasant temperatures. It’s best to pack for moderate temperatures and remember to bring a wind-resistant coat along. Also, expect higher accommodation prices as the city makes room for fall foliage seekers.

While in winter, Seoul turns into a winter wonderland covered in snow. Since temperatures drop well below zero, you should pack plenty of warm clothes, proper footwear, and a warm coat. You’ll see fewer tourists during winter in the city, so expect lower accommodation prices.

Wondering how to spend 4 days in Seoul? If you're traveling to Seoul, South Korea soon and have less than 5 says, this detailed Seoul itinerary has you covered! From top attractions to colorful neighborhoods and pro tips, this guide to Seoul is all you need to fully enjoy 4 days in Seoul. | Seoul Travel Guide | Seoul Itinerary | Top Seoul Attractions | Things to do in Seoul | When to visit Seoul | Where to stay in Seoul | How to get around Seoul #seoul #southkorea #seoultravel #seoulitinerary #seoultraveltips #seoultravelplanning

Where to stay in Seoul

Seoul is a sprawling city with plenty of excellent affordable accommodation options. But, choosing where to stay in Seoul can be a bit tricky. If you really want to see as much of Seoul as possible, it might be best to stay in two different locations. Although this might sound like a bit of a mission, it will allow the chance to experience so much more of the city. 

The best areas to stay in Seoul are Insa-dong and Myeong-dong. From here, you can access most of the tourist spots quickly, and both neighborhoods offer a great vibe with plenty of shops and restaurants nearby.  Here are my top picks.

Where to Stay in Insa-dong:

  • Mid-range: Mini Hotel Insa 
  • Treat yourself: Nine Tree Premier Hotel Insadong

Where to Stay in Myeong-dong:

  • Budget: Ehwa In Myeongdong
  • Mid-range: Ibis Ambassador Seoul Myeongdong
  • Treat yourself: The Shilla Seoul
Seokchon Lake is a beautiful place to stroll around and one of the best things to do in Seoul.

How to get around Seoul

Seoul has an excellent transportation network, so you’ll have no trouble getting around the city. 

If you are not comfortable accessing the city on your own, consider booking a private transfer for your visit. Another great hassle-free way to get around the city is with the Seoul City Sightseeing Bus, which allows you to hop off at the most popular tourist spots in the city.

More independent travelers can get around the city quickly by either subway or bus. To save time and the hassle of looking for small change, I highly recommend grabbing a T money card. This way, you can tap and go on public transport. You can top up the card at any of the top-up machines in metro stations, or any convenience store. Also, don’t forget to get your refund and cash out your balance before you head back home. You can do so at any of the machines in the metro stations. 

Just a note: Google Maps does not work 100% accurately in Seoul. Therefore, it’s best to have a backup map app already downloaded on your mobile. Naver Maps and Kakao Maps are two of the more popular options to access maps and schedules on the go. 

Visiting all the palaces during cherry blossom season is a delightful way to spend 4 days in Seoul.

What to eat and drink in Seoul

Seoul is a mecca for food enthusiasts and one of the easiest ways to really get to know the city is through your stomach. While it’s great to explore the city’s foodie scene on your own, joining a food tour in Seoul is lots of fun too.

Whatever you choose to do, make sure to try the city’s most famous treats like kimchi, bulgogi, bibimbap, Korean barbecue, gamja-tang, soju, and makgeolli. Here are some excellent food tours to consider while in Seoul:

  • Food Walking Tour with BBQ Lunch
  • Korean Night Dining Tour
  • Cooking Class with Traditional Market Tour
Seoul has a great food scene! Don't miss the bibimbap during your Seoul itinerary!
Just some of the oh-so-delicious food you have to try during your 4 days in Seoul itinerary!
There are tons of cool dessert shops in Seoul, and you'll find some of the best in neighborhoods like Gangnam, Itaewon, Insa-dong.

Plan a Day Trip from Seoul

Seoul is the perfect base to explore a bit more of South Korea. If you’re looking to get away from the bustling streets, consider adding one of these fun day trips to your Seoul itinerary:

Incheon Day Trip from Seoul by Wondertrip
Nami Island and Petite France Tour
Vivaldi Park Ski World Day Trip from Seoul
Minsok Korean Folk Village
Nami Island Day Trip and Gapyeong Ziplining
Wonju Suspension Bridge Full Day Tour

4 days in Seoul is just the right amount of time to explore this magnetic city. What’s your favorite activity in Seoul? And, what tips do you have for fellow travelers planning a Seoul itinerary? Drop your comments below.

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  1. Chocoviv says

    November 25, 2019 at

    I really need to visit Seoul again….

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      Seoul is so amazing, right?

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