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SEOUL & METRO · 22 STATION ROUTES

Choose one stop across Seoul & Metro

Palaces, markets, performance, parks, and night views extend to Incheon’s port history, Suwon Hwaseong, Songdo, and Ilsan. Start with one station that fits your time and question.

22 stations · 8 lenses · Korean, English, and Japanese

Why Gyeongbokgung deserves two hours—and Seochon another twoGyeongbokgung StationPairing a royal palace axis with everyday Seochon

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MATCHED STATIONS

Seoul and metro journeys that fit

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From Seoul Forest to Seongsu: walking through a neighborhood that keeps makingSuin–Bundang Line · Seoul Forest Station
SeoulParks & watersideCity & architecture

From Seoul Forest to Seongsu: walking through a neighborhood that keeps making

A four-to-six-hour guide connecting urban ecology, changing land use, handmade-shoe history, red-brick factories, and the temporary pop-up economy.

Est. one way from Seoul Station
About 25–35 min from Seoul Station
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Connecting an urban forest with Seongsu’s maker history
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Facility hours, pop-up queues, and shared paths
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Jamsil is deeper than its lake and tower: walking above a vanished islandSubway Lines 2 & 8 · Jamsil Station
SeoulParks & watersideNight views

Jamsil is deeper than its lake and tower: walking above a vanished island

A three-to-five-hour route through Seokchon Lake, the Samjeondo Monument, Jamsil’s transformed waterways, and two very different night views.

Est. one way from Seoul Station
About 40–50 min from Seoul Station
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Reading a lost island through Seokchon Lake and its skyline
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Festival crowds, lake detours, and observatory cost
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Yeouinaru: an easy evening beside the Han RiverLine 5 · Yeouinaru Station
SeoulParks & watersideNight views

Yeouinaru: an easy evening beside the Han River

A low-pressure Seoul route for a picnic, a flat riverside walk and sunset. Festival days can be exceptionally crowded, so check city notices first.

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A low-pressure Seoul route for a picnic, a flat riverside walk and sunset. Festival days can be exceptionally crowded, so check city notices first.
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Recheck official hours, access and weather on the day
Read the in-depth guide

AT A GLANCE

Compare all 22 stations

For trips beyond Seoul, count the round trip and last train first.

Times are generous ranges for a typical weekday daytime transit route. Transfers, crowding, and service work vary, so recheck a live map and the operator notice before departure.

Official Seoul route mapKORAIL metro timetables and mapIncheon Transit route map
Seoul Forest Station

Suin–Bundang Line

About 25–35 min from Seoul Station

2–4 hours
Parks & watersideCity & architecture

Connecting an urban forest with Seongsu’s maker history

Jamsil Station

Subway Lines 2 & 8

About 40–50 min from Seoul Station

3–5 hours
Parks & watersideNight views

Reading a lost island through Seokchon Lake and its skyline

2–3 hours
Parks & watersideNight views

A low-pressure Seoul route for a picnic, a flat riverside walk and sunset. Festival days can be exceptionally crowded, so check city notices first.

TWO-STOP IDEAS

Two stops that create a useful contrast

Connect two distinct urban stories instead of collecting nearby sights.

01

Gyeongbokgung → Samseong

A royal axis and contemporary Gangnam

Read palace order and Seochon in the morning, then compare COEX and Bongeunsa in modern Gangnam.

02

Jongno 5-ga → Dongdaemun History & Culture Park

A working market and design after dark

See Gwangjang as a working market before following the stream toward DDP’s layered history and evening architecture.

03

Incheon / Suwon / Jeongbalsan

Choose only one city beyond Seoul

Do not combine them. Give one full day to port history, a fortress city, or a planned lake district.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How many days do I need for all 22 stations?

Even within Seoul, one or two stations per day is enough. Treat Incheon, Suwon, and Goyang as separate day trips.

Can I reach the wider metro trips only by subway?

Incheon, Central Park, and Jeongbalsan have direct rail access. Suwon Hwaseong requires a local bus after Suwon Station.

Which station is best for a first Seoul visit?

Choose Gyeongbokgung for heritage, Myeongdong for arrival-day basics, or Ichon and Samseong for weather-resistant indoor time.