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2 Seoul has been the capital of Korea for about 600 years, since the time of the Joseon Dynasty( ). Seoul was referred to as Han Yang during the Joseon Dynasty, but after the liberation from Japan, in 1945, the newly founded Republic of Korea officially changed its capital city s name to Seoul. Seoul has developed into a bustling metropolis, acting as the hub for political, economic, social, and cultural matters. The Han River runs through the heart of the city. The river divides the city in two; the northern part of the city is a focal point for culture and history, while the southern part is well known for its business district. Seoul has hosted many international events including: 1986 Asian Games, 1988 Olympic Games and 2002 Korea/Japan FIFA World Cup. The success of these events has shown people that Korea is truly an international city. In Seoul you can find ancient palaces and Royal Shrines of the Joseon Dynasty, as well as Seoul World Cup Stadium, 63 CITY building, Lotte World, Han River, Namsan, Bukhansan Mountain National Park, Daehangno, Insa-dong, Itaewon, Myeong-dong, Apgujeong, Namdaemun and Dongdaemun Markets. On the outskirts of Seoul you can find Seoul Land, Everland, Caribbean Bay, The Korean Folk Village, Suwon Hwaseong Fortress, and Namhansan Mountain Fortress. Land size: Population: 10,297,004 people (Statistics from 2005) ( 佔 1945 辦 (Caribbean Bay) : : 1, (2001 统 )

3 Dongdaemun Ever since its opening in 1905, Dongdaemun Market has been one of the major markets in Korea. Specializing in wholesale clothing, the market has grown large, having more than 20 shopping malls. A full range of fashion items that cover from head to toe, are found in Dongdaemun Market at inexpensive prices. Just name it and you shall find it! No wonder that the market is always crowded with retailers, foreigners, customers and tourists. The main street divides Dongdaemun Market into two sections. Section 1 is on the side where Doosan Tower is found, and Section 2 is the side of Dongdaemun Stadium. (See the map below.) Huge shopping malls in Section 1 basically sell wholesale and retail goods, but mostly deal with general customers and tourists at retail prices. Thus, they have convenient facilities like money exchanges and information desks with English speaking staff. Open hours are also aimed at general customers, opening from 10 am to 5 am of the next day. With a pleasant interior, and rhythmical music played all day long, shopping malls in Section 1 draw many young people everyday. Various events organized by these shopping malls (7 or 8 pm) are also delightful. Sometimes you will get to see the youth come up on the stage in front of the mall, dancing or singing. Major shopping malls are Doosan Tower, Migliore, Freya Town and Hello apm. Shopping malls in Section 2 sell goods both in wholesale and retail, but mainly sell in bulk. That is why shopping malls here usually open at about 8 pm and close at 8 am or 5 pm the next day for the convenience of wholesalers. The peak time comes late at night through early morning. Since most shops deal with the wholesalers, there is no dressing room. Refunds and exchanges are not guaranteed, so make sure to check the quality and size carefully. Major shopping malls in Section 2 are Designer's Club, Migliore Valley, Nuzzon, Gwanghee Fashion Mall, Jeil Pyeonghwa, and Heungin Stardom. Among them, Jeil Pyeonghwa and Heungin Stardom attract customers in their thirties or forties with items of simple and elegant design. The teens or youths in their twenties usually visit Designer's Club, Migliore Valley, Nuzzon and Gwanghee Fashion Mall. 衆 厦 设计师 乐 厦爲 设计师 乐 爲 爲 爲 设计师 乐 麽 爲

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5 Namdaemun Market Opened in 1964, Namdaemun Market is the first largest traditional market in Korea with various goods in store such as children s, men s and women s wear. The displayed goods are sold at a reasonable price and it also functions as a wholesale market. Most of the goods are produced directly from shopkeepers. Namdaemun Market is opened from 11:00 pm and at 3:00 am, it is crowded with retailers from all over the country. At daybreak, the site of busy Koreans creates a unique scene in the market where it is becoming a worldwide tourist attraction. With specialized stores grouping together and with the entrance of successful wholesale apparel stores from Dongdaemun, Namdaemun Market today is going through constant changes. Goods in store includes clothes, glasses, kitchenware, toy, mountain gear, fishing equipment, stationery & fine arts supply, accessory, hat, carpet, flower, Insam (ginseng) and imported goods. The following are the details on each store. Children s Wear in Namdaemun Market is the best and the biggest children s wear market with 90% market share in Korea. You can purchase children s items such as t-shirt, dress, shoes and socks at a low price. Ladies Wear in Namdaemun Market has quality clothing with the latest designs that are in fashion such as Young Casual Wear, Women s suits, Clothing for the elderly and many more. The clothes are both made and sold directly from the stores. Hanbok(traditional Korean costume), newly designed hanbok, blankets and bed sheets could be purchased at a good bargain. There are kitchenware such as china used in restaurants, stainless steel, lacquer ware inlaid with mother-of-pearl, pottery and imported kitchen utensils. In Namdaemun Market, the optician s are gathered in the same area. Wide range of glasses are sold at a reasonable price such as farsighted glasses, contact lenses, and sunglasses for children and adults. It is opened until late at night, also functioning as a retail and wholesale market. < Mountain, Ski & Fishing Gear> Sports stores are gathered in the same area. It has backpacks, mountaineering boots and other equipments for mountain climbing, skiing and fishing. They are sold at a wholesale price. Insam (Ginseng), laver, dried squid, croaker, dried cod, octopus, peanut, pine nut are sold at retail and wholesale prices so customers can make a purchase at a reasonable price. Namdo Imports Market and the underground market known as Doggaebi Market has many goods in store such as furniture, clothing, drugs, liquor, infant goods, kitchenware, electronics, canned food, dried fish and many more.

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7 Gyeongbok Palace Established in 1395, Gyeongbok Palace is also called Northern Palace because it is located more toward the north compared to Changdeok Palace (Eastern Palace) and Gyeonghee Palace (Western Palace). Gyeongbok Palace (No.117 Historical Number) prides itself for having the largest magnitude and being the most beautiful among the 5 other palaces. It was destroyed by a fire during the Japanese Invasion of Korea ( ) but the Palace (7.700 rooms) was later restored under the leadership of Heungseondaewongun in the years of King Gojong (1852~1919). In the Gyeongbok Palace, the most representative edifices of the Joseon Dynasty, Gyeonghoe-ru Pavilion and Hyangwonjeong Pond still remain. Woldae and sculptures of Geunjeongjeon (The Royal Audience Chamber) represent the past sculpture art which was the trend back then. The National Palace Museum of Korea is located south of Heungnyemun Gate, and the National Folk Museum is located east within Hyangwonjeong. *Ticket passes for Gyeongbok Palace can also be used at the National Palace Museum and the National Folk Museum.

8 Changdeokgung Palace Changdeokgung Palace is composed of public official buildings, king s residence and a backyard garden. Changdeokgung Palace is the only palace in Korea that preserves the architectural style of the Joseon Dynasty. The garden used to be the king s resting area where 300-year-old trees, pond and pavilion are harmoniously situated. Past Donhwa Gate and into the palace, Geumcheon Bridge appears at the right. Constructed during the 11th year of King Tae-Jong s (1411) reign, this stone bridge is the oldest of its kind that remains in Seoul. The entrance of Injeongjeon (the royal audience chamber) is at the end of the bridge and the ridge of this chamber s roof is unusually decorated with flower patterns. These patterns were attached by the Japanese to disgrace the royal family and cannot be found at any other ridges. There are nine statues each on the eves of Injeongjeon. These statues prevent evil spirits from entering, and the number of statues differ five statues for each eve at Jinseonmun, and seven for Donhwamun. Behind the right door of Injeongjeon, there is the king s official chamber called Seonjeongjeon. Blue tiles were used only for the palace, which gives an explanation for the blue tiles of the Presidential Residence of Korea. The paved road between the walls of Changdeokgung Palace and Changgyeonggung Palace leads to Huwon garden. Buyongjeong and Juhamnu here frequently appear in photos introducing Korea. The garden is formed in the shape of the Korean alphabet with a pond in the center. Also, one must pass Bulo gate made of a big stone into the shape to step out of the palace and reach Yeongeongdang, the 99-room house of the highest ranking nobleman. 爲 爲 爲 爲 麽 From Exit No. 3 of Anguk Subway Station (Seoul Subway Line No. 3), walk toward Biwon for 2 minutes. - From Exit No. 6 of Jongno 3(sam)-ga Subway Station (Seoul Subway Line No. 1 & 5), walk 10 minutes passing by Nakwon Store.

9 Changgyeonggung Palace Changgyeonggung Palace in Seoul, is one of the special palaces of the Joseon Dynasty. After King Sejong ( ) was inaugurated in 1418, Suganggung Palace was built for the former king, King Taejong ( ). Changgyeonggung was belittled during the Japanese occupation period, into a resort with a zoo and botanic gardens. The zoo was removed in 1983, the palace was completely restored and called Chaggyeonggung once again. Past the entrance of Changgyeonggung Palace, the Honghwa Gate, you will find Okcheon Bridge. All palaces of the Joseon Dynasty have ponds with an arch bridge over them, just like Okcheon Bridge. Cross Okcheongyo Birdge, pass the Myeongjeong Gate, and you will find Myeonjeongjeon. This is the office of the King, and Myeongjeongjeon is the oldest of the Joseon Dynasty palaces. The houses face southwards, but Myeongjeongjeon faces the east. Because the ancestral shrine of the royal family are located in the South,the gate couldn't face the south as the Confucian custom. There are stones with the status of the officials carved on the yard. Behind Myeongjeongjeon on the upper left side there is Sungmundang. This building utilizes the slope of the mountain. If you look at Myeongjeongjeon and Munjeongjeon, the combination of the high and low roofs offers a beautiful view. Tongmyeongjeon was built for the queen. It is the biggest building in Changgyeonggung Palace, and you can recognize the delicate details of its structure in various parts of the building. Walk up the stones past Tongmyeongjeon and there you will find Jagyeongjeon. On the southeast direction of the Jagyeongjeon is the Punggidae. This Punggidae is a measuring instrument. It is a long pole with a cloth hung at the end, used to check the speed and direction of the wind. If you head north there is a large pond called Chundangji. Half of the pond was originally a rice field that the King took care of. But during the Japanese Occupation the rice field was changed to a pond with little ships floating on it. And the botanic garden built above the pond still remain today. At Exit No. 4 of Haehwa Subway Station (Seoul Subway Line No. 4), pass through Seoul National University Hospital (10 minute walk). 爲 强 爲 爲 爲 却 爲 綫 爲

10 Jongmyo Royal Shrine Jongmyo Royal Shrine is the worshiping place for the kings of the Joseon Dynasty. It was built when the first King of the Joseon Dynasty, Lee Sung- Gye( ) founded the Joseon Dynasty. Jongmyo Royal Shrine is registered as World Cultural Heritage because the tradition and customs such as the memorial services and traditional music are very well preserved. There is a trifurcated paths in front of the main gate of Jongmyo Royal Shrine. The middle path between the slightly raised roads is for the dead kings, the east road for the king and the west road for the prince. The road in the middle is connected to Jeongjeon, and the roads on both sides are linked to a room for preparing a memorial service after performing their ablutions. After properly preparing the body and mind, the king and the prince move to Jeonsacheong. Jeonsacheong is where foods for the memorial ceremony are prepared. With the yard in the center, the buildings of Jeonsacheong are square shaped. The main building, Jeongjeon is where mortuary tablets of kings are preserved and the memorial services are held. Only this place has maintained its tradition so far, even though enshrining successive kings was originally handed down from China. Jeongjeon has 19 rooms where each room worships each king. There is Gongshinjeon within a wall of Jeongjeon which enshrines the sincere lieges. The music of Jongmyo Royal Shrine memorial services are produced by instruments, singing, and dances from 500 years ago. The melody is handed down in the same way as it was 500 years ago. This ceremony is the oldest complete ceremony in the world and is held on the first Sunday of May, yearly. It is a great chance to see the grandeur of a traditional ceremony. Closing: every Tuesday From Exit No. 11 of Jongno 3(sam)-ga Subway Station (Seoul Subway Line 1), walk 10 minutes. - From Exit No. 8 of Jongno 3(sam)-ga Subway Station (Seoul Subway Line 3 and 5), walk 10 minutes. 爲 産 爲 却

11 Nsa-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul Insa-dong, located in the middle of the city, is an important place where old but precious and traditional goods are on display. There is one main road in Insa-dong with alleys on each side. Within these alleys are galleries, traditional restaurants, traditional teahouses, and cafes. The shops in Insadong are very popular among all age groups, because each store is unique. The galleries are the heartbeat of Insa-dong. There are about 100 galleries in the area and you can see every example of Korean traditional fine art from paintings to sculptures. The most famous galleries are Hakgojae Gallery, which functions as the center of folk art, Gana Art Gallery, which promotes many promising artists, and Gana Art Center. The best way to visit these galleries is to use the Art Center Bus. It will take you over 10 of the most famous galleries at a very reasonable price. The teahouses and restaurants are the perfect compliments to the galleries. At first they might be hard to find, but if you take the time to stroll around the twisting alleyways, the window shopping in itself can be very entertaining. If you had to choose just one teahouse from the hundreds that are here, Gwicheon would be the place to go. Poet Cheon Sang-Byeong s wife is the proprietor of the tea house. The shop isn t very big, but you can see pictures and books of famous poets. You might even run into one. Mokwacha is their best tea and it is famous for its fragrance. Every Sunday from 10:00 22:00, some streets are blocked off from traffic and it becomes a place cultural space. This is when the stores will set up booths outside. Not only the stores that are here, but all kinds of people come here during this time and set up shop, such as Korean candy merchants and old fortune tellers. There are traditional performances and exhibits as well. Insa-dong is especially popular with foreign tourists. This is where they can experience and see Korean traditional culture firsthand, and also purchase pieces of fine art. On the street you can eat Korean taffy and traditional pajeon (Korean pancake), and see many foreigners lost in all the joyous festivities of the street. Subway -Exit No. 3 of Jonggak Subway Station (Seoul Subway Line 1), walk 3 min. -Exit No. 6 of Anguk Subway Station (Seoul Subway Line 3), walk 1 min. 爲 爲 爲

12 Namsan Park Mt. Namsan (265m above sea level) is a symbolic mountain located at the center of Seoul. Although not so high, Mt. Namsan is a very popular as a resting site. At the top of Mt. Namsan, there are various facilities such as Palgakjeong (octagonal hall), Seoul Tower, Maritime Aquarium, fountains, and Namsan Library. You may take a cable car to the top or walk up the stairway path. Other than this path, there are many other walkways to Namdaemun, Hoehyun-dong, Taegyero 3(sam)-ga, Jangchung Park, Itaewon, Huam-dong and much more. The driving courses here are also popular for couples. Namsan Park is a historical site. You will find Bonghwadae (beacon mound) at the top as it was once the center of capital defense. During the Joseon Dynasty ( ) the capital was changed to Hanyang,(current Seoul) and to protect the city from invasions, castle walls were built on the 4 major mountains like Mt. Bukaksan, Mt. Inwangsan, Mt. Naksan and Mt. Namsan. On Namsan peak, five beacons were built to report the news from local governments to the central government with a five-signal system. Also on the top of Mt. Namsan, there is the Palgakjeong Pavilion, which has a fantastic view. At Seoul Tower (479.7m), you can view the whole landscape of Seoul and the West Sea beyond Incheon. The rotating restaurant in the Seoul Tower has an excellent view of Seoul. With excellent night view, you should try having dinner at the tower. It would be a great experience to visit Namsangol Traditional Korean Village which is a village of 5 traditional Korean houses. Subway Information : Line 1 Seoul Station (Transfer Station) Line 2 City Hall (Transfer Station) Line 4 Hoehyeon Station (Namdaemun Market) Line 5 Gwanghwamun Station (Sejong Center for the Performing Arts) 爲 爲 爲

13 Namsangol Hanok Village If you get off at Chungmuro Subway Station, you are right in front of Namsangol Hanok Village(traditional Korean village). You may consider it interesting to find this area standing between the tall buildings. This village has restored five traditional Korean houses, with a pavilion, a pond and a time capsule which makes it a perfect spot to take a walk. When you enter the front gate, you will see the vast valley and the Chunugak to the left of the pond. Along with the pond, it is a splendid place where performances are held. On the side you will see five traditional houses. These houses were rebuilt after the traditional houses of Joseon Dynasty. The houses belong to various social ranks of the society from peasant to king. The furniture in the house are situated to help guests understand the daily life of the past. The clean traditional houses and used home equipments are great to take pictures. If you would like to see souvenirs, stop at the traditional craftwork exhibit where you can buy small dishes and souvenirs. You can also have traditional tea and refreshments. On the grounds, there are traditional games you may want to try such as 'neolttwigi' (sea-saw jumping), 'tuho'(arrow throwing) and 'yunnori' (traditional game of throwing wooden yut sticks). In addition, you may not want to miss traditional marriage ceremony. During the weekends, traditional marriages are shown at Bak Yeong Hyo's Residence. The traditional marriage ceremony is an interesting event for both Koreans and foreigners and many gather to watch although it is not shown at certain hours. During the winter season (November to February), there are not many weddingceremonies held, as it is frequently held in Spring and Fall. Hours for the ceremony are held around noon or 1 p.m. Visitors can take pictures with husband and wife wearing traditional wedding costumes. Furthermore, there is also a time capsule in remembrance of Seoul s 600 Year Anniversary. Closed: Every Tuesday (However, if Tuesday is a bank holiday, the next day is closed.) Subway - At Chungmuro Subway Station (Seoul Subway Line No.3 or No.4) Exit No.3 or No. 4, walk for 5 minutes. (Behind Chungang Univ. Affiliated Hospital) 爲 窥 卽

14 Myeongdong Located in the heart of Seoul, Myeongdong is a representative shopping district in Korea. It also houses the headquarters of banks and securities brokers, and many western and traditional restaurants. Compared to Namdaemun and Dongdaemun Market which sell products at low prices, most shops in Myeongdong deal with mid-level price items. The main street in Myeongdong is lined with quality brand name shops, while mid-class brand name shops and no name brand shops are located in the side alleys. Moreover, large shopping malls like Avatar or Migliore and department stores are present as well. All kinds of shops and restaurants are densely located on the main street with lanes which resemble the shape of a chess board, so it s advisable to divide Myeongdong into a few sections in your mind and explore each section separately. Seoul Subway Line 4 Myeongdong Station Exit 7. 爲 爲 1.25 步 步 5

15 Apgujeong Rodeo Apgujeong Rodeo Street is the leading fashion mecca, formed as a cultural zone with a high propensity of consumption. It creates leading fashion trends, customer friendly shops, foreign brand name shops with high quality goods, reasonably priced hip hop fashion shops, and accessory shops. There are many cafes with unique interior design, as well as many Korean, Thai and Japanese restaurants. Beauty clinics are clustered on the streets and due to this atmosphere, Rodeo Street attracts many youngsters. Recently, many theaters have moved from Chungmuro to the vicinity of Rodeo Street, and is emerging into a new theater space as well. Along with the opening of Multi-Plex Cine-City, more theaters such as Cinehouse, Cineplus, and Nanta Theater (non-speaking performances) have moved into the area, and it is now a full-blown cultural zone for youngsters. If you get lucky, you may meet famous Korean celebrities here as they make frequent visits here. At Exit No. 1 of Apgujeong Subway Station (Seoul Subway Line 3), walk 10 minutes,(hanyang Apt. & Galleria Department Store area). 爲 爲 爲 爲 爲 爲

16 Itaewon Itaewon is the most exotic place in Seoul representing fusion culture with a distinctive atmosphere. Many people say, You may not know Seoul, but you should know Itaewon, showing how renowned of a shopping district Itaewon is. The Itaewon shopping area covers a 1.4 km long street, stretching from Itaewon 1-dong eastwards to Hannam 2-dong. The area has a vibrant ambience with shops, restaurants, bars and street vendors. Most signboards are written in English, and often seen are English speaking people on the street. Clothing Clothing shops of hip hop style, casual wear, formal suit are clustered in Itaewon. Unlike other shopping districts, big & tall sizes and exotic clothing are well prepared. Good quality leather goods are abundant, and even personal orders are accepted. Most tailors have been established for over fifteen to thirty years. Bags A variety of bags from suitcases, to casual backpacks are available. Chungnamsanghoe is a good shop for suitcases and briefcases and Samsonite for high quality suitcases. There are bunch of other shops dealing with leather bags. Shoes Various options are offered from world-class brands to unique no name brand goods. Nike and Adidas in Itaewon provide large size shoes and many designs. There are also a bunch of leather shoes stores Antique Furniture Antique Street in Itaewon is especially popular among non-koreans. Shops carry small interior items as well as expensive antique furniture. Most antiques are from the Goryo and Joseon Dynasties. Personal orders of reproduction products are accepted. Small antique goods make good gift items. 爲 産 爲 爲 爲 爲 爲 爲 爲 631 Seoul Subway Line 6, Itaewon Station Exit 1,2,3 or 4

17 COEX Mall COEX Mall is a novel entertainment facility in the heart of the city. With over 250 large commercial stores and over 100,000 visitors on weekdays, it is generally considered to be the best entertainment complex around. There are over 800 restaurants to dine in, and various places to shop, eat and play, such as night clubs, theaters, book stores, record stores, and a grand aquarium. There are also banks, post offices and other facilities for daily living. First time visitors may get lost and confused. The best places to visit in COEX Mall are the Megabox Cineplex, Kimchi Museum, Food Court, and Bandi & Lunis Bookstore. The unique, fancy and beautifully lit interior of Megabox Cineplex resembles a space-station, and is a favorite with teenagers. With a total of 17 screens, you can pick from a wide selection of movies. The aquarium has a water-tunnel where you can see sharks and tropical fishes swim over your head, and is a place sought out by many couples. There are about 40,000 aquatic creatures, which you can view just as if you were actually in the ocean. The Kimchi Museum is a popular place for foreigners; it exhibits about 70 different types of Kimchi, pictures, Kimchi jars from different districts, and other historical exhibits about kimchi. The Food Court has a cozy atmosphere, with natural sunlight filtering through the pyramid-shaped glass roof. With its cross-marked glass floor, the water flowing underneath it, great prices and great atmosphere, it is simply one of the finest places to eat. There is also the huge Bandi & Lunis Bookstore, Game Park, Young Fashion Plaza and many other great places to visit. How to get there? 衆 2 56COEX MALL Exit No. 5 and No. 6 of Samseong Subway Station (Seoul Subway Line No. 2) are connected to the COEX Mall.

18 Lotte World Lotte World is the perfect spot for entertainment and sightseeing in the heart of the city. It is a theme park filled with the most thrilling rides, an ice rink, and different kinds of parades as well as a folk museum, a lake, and much more. About 6,000,000 visitors are welcomed every year, and about 10% of the visitors are foreigners. The structure inside makes use of the natural sunlight, and it is open for visitors all throughout the year, regardless of the weather. Lotte World is divided into 'Adventure inside the building, and Magic Island outdoors, beside Seokchonhosu Lake. Lotte World Adventure has certain districts representing different countries, with various kinds of facilities and souvenir shops. You can enjoy watching parades, numerous films, laser shows, and international cuisine even during the holidays. Magic Island is situated outdoors, where the dazzling Magic Castle is located as well as thrilling high-altitude rides that you can't experience elsewhere, and there is also a peaceful trail around the lake. One of the major reasons tourists are attracted to Lotte World is the amusement rides. The Gyro Drop and Gyro Swing are the top pleasers fall an altitude of 70 meters, or taste the thrilling sensation of being inside a tornado. You may need to take your shoes off before you get on as they may come off during the ride. The Flume Ride is a long boat with a high-altitude wave, and the Spanish Pirate Ship swings at an electrifying 75 degrees. Besides the excitement of these rides, Lotte World also contains a variety of parades and laser shows. The 200 performers bring World Carnival Parade (music, singing, and dancing) which adds excitement to the theme park. The parade takes place at 2p.m. and 7:30p.m, and the laser show is held in the late evening at 9:30p.m. After enjoying the rides, don't miss skating on the ice rink and visiting the museum. The ice rink is situated indoors on the B3 floor, and is opened throughout the year. Its pleasant atmosphere is perfect for family and couples to enjoy. The hours are from 10:30a.m. to 10:30p.m., and runs even during the holidays. Its facilities include a restaurant, ticket booth, snack bar, sports shop, skate rental service, and changing room. On the other hand, The Folk Museum is the most popular museum for foreign tourists. Folk cultural items are displayed and the items go back 5,000 years in Korean history, as well as miniature villages, and a playground. The museum layout was arranged to attract the visitors' attention and the displays are easily understandable. In addition, audio-visual devices and miniature models are available. How to get there? Subway Get off at Jamsil Subway Station (Seoul Subway Line No.2 and No.8) Exit No.4. Lotte World is directly connected to the Subway Station. 爲 爲 Homepage: