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A. Hongik-Univ. : The University Crowd’s Hottest Hang-outs
The area around Hongik University known as ‘Hongdae’ is a center of activity that drives the cultural trends among young people. At night, Hongdae really comes alive with the passion of Korean young people. Starting at sundown, there are performances by indie bands, both the famous and the not-so-famous. These multifarious creative self-expressions, as well …
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C. City Hall : The Heart of Seoul
The City Hall area is the administrative, economic, and cultural center of the city and has become a major tourist attraction. Seoul Square is a large area of green lawns in front of City Hall which hosts a variety of cultural events and festivals to delight visitors to Seoul. Surrounding City Hall are major tourist …
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D. Myeong-dong : Find Your Heart’s Desire in this Shopping Mecca
Seoul’s leading shopping destination, Myeong-dong is especially popular with foreigners. Not only can one find the famous department stores Lotte and Shinsegae, there are also cheap clothing and accessory stores lining every alley. Because of the high-quality, inexpensive cosmetic shops as well as affordably-priced popular brand-name fashion outlets, Myeongdong is the essential shopping destination for …
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E. Insa-dong : Showcasing Seoul’s Cultural Heritage
In Seoul, Insa-dong is the ideal place to take in the beauty of Korea’s cultural heritage. In fact, the streets of Insa-dong are themselves and important part of the cultural heritage of the city. For foreigners wanting to deepen their understanding of the traditional culture of Korea, Insa-dong is the most common destination of choice, …
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G. Daehak-ro : Re-kindle the Romance of Youth
‘Daehak-ro’, which gets its name from Seoul National University, which used to be located here, is a cultural and artistic center with about 100 large and small theaters currently putting on daily performances. There is something here for everyone – from Ihwajang, the residence of Lee Seung-man, the first president of Korea, to the Naksan …
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H. Itaewon : Find the Exotic in Seoul
Itaewon is Seoul’s most cosmopolitan and multicultural area.  A favorite destination among both foreigners and locals, Itaewon offers a wide choice of foods from a diversity of countries. The narrow alley behind the Hamilton Hotel leads to a strip of ethnic restaurants, where Greek, Thai, French, and other international cuisines are represented. Because Itaewon is …
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