- DIOR Seongsu - Dior Seongsu, temporarily operated, presents a dazzling structure reminiscent of the legendary façade at 30 Avenue Montaigne, showcasing diverse scenes by season and collection
- 탬버린즈 성수 플래그십스토어 - Tamburins Seongsu, a perfume brand endorsed by global K-pop star Jennie, offers a gallery-like ambiance rather than a conventional store.
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Seongsu2-dong - Having Lunch at Galbi-street
★Meal included & another dietary options are available★
Galbi-street in Seongsu-dong has a history of attracting people since the 1970s with its affordable and generous portions. Besides pork ribs, there are various trendy restaurants densely packed, making it a bustling street always crowded with guests.
- 서울숲 카페거리 - Seoul Forest, a large-scale healing space akin to Hyde Park in the heart of the city, allows you to experience and observe various ecologies. Adjacent to it, the café street is filled with unique cafes that cater to different tastes. Enjoy distinctive desserts and delicious coffee in beautiful spaces.
- D Museum - This exhibition by “Van Cleef & Arpels” showcases over 300 jewelry and watch pieces created since the Maison’s establishment in 1906, along with precious objets d’art and over 90 original archives.
- Seongsu-dong - At “Seoul Brewery Seongsu,” the largest urban brewery in Korea, you can find over 100 varieties of craft beers and a rare vertical brewing system. Spanning seven floors from basement to rooftop, it comprises a brewery, Tap House, café, and dining kitchen. Enjoy unlimited fresh draft beer crafted with Seoul Brewery’s unique methods!
- Ttukseom Hangang Park - ★Han River machine instant noodle included★
In Ttuksom Hangang Park, one of Seoul’s popular parks among young people, there’s a complex observatory called “J-bug Observatory,” shaped like a thin, elongated cylinder. It’s the best spot to admire the beautiful night view of Seoul across the river.
- Lunch
- Dinner
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Alcoholic Beverages
Known as the “Brooklyn of Korea,” Seongsu has become one of Seoul’s fastest-growing areas in the 2020s.
Previously a neglected industrial zone, it has recently undergone gentrification, with many old factories being transformed into office spaces for young startups and exhibition spaces for artists. Much like Brooklyn, which evolved from an industrial area into a cultural hub since the 1990s, Seongsu-dong follows a similar trajectory. Combining the modern sensibilities of the new generation with the charm of an old city, Seongsu presents a unique landscape, attracting attention as the trendiest area, particularly among the MZ generation who appreciate retro vibes.
Emphasize that a tour of Seongsu-dong is not just a historical tour, but an opportunity to experience Korean life and culture firsthand and truly become a Seoulite.
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