SEOUL
Seoul’s best days out.
The 15 most popular walking tours in Seoul. The ones worth building a day around, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Seoul moonlight walking tour with local historian from Hyehwa to Naksan Park and City Wall for night views and culture.
Most Popular“Jessica was absolutely AMAZING!! We loved the tour so much! Very insightful and such a fun time! I completely recommend this tour!”
2-hour Seoul night walk with Team SeoulDude: SNU campus culture, Ehwa murals, Naksan dragon, Hanyang City Wall views. $33.
A 2–3 hour Seoul night walk mixing ghost legends, dark history, and key landmarks like Gyeonghuigung, Pimatgol Alley, and Tapgol Park.
“Excellent tour! Highly recommend. The guide was so knowledgeable, an engaging story teller, and took us to so many places we never would've seen on our own. It's a really unique way to see and learn about Seoul that you don't get on the more traditional/touristy tours.”
A 90–150 minute Seoul night walk mixing real historical crimes and eerie folklore, led in English, with optional extended dark-alley storytelling.
Walk Gangnam’s youth-and-society side: love hotels, cram schools, plastic-surgery streets, and the Han River story. Small group, 2.5 hours.
“Engaging, Educational, Entertaining!! June, tour guide, provided an amazing picture of S Korea. Topics and sites that I would recommend everyone to take and learn about the highs and struggles of Korea. Amazing experience.”
Private custom Seoul walking tour with local guides, palaces, hanok streets, markets and Cheonggyecheon, in flexible 2–6 hours.
“This was an excellent walking tour of Seoul, encompassing the history, culture and food of Seoul. Our guide GJ tailored the tour to our interests. We visited the market ( had delicious dumplings) , the palace, museum and walked through interesting parts of the city. The marble pagoda was an unexpected surprise.”
Morning guided tour of Gyeongbokgung Palace, the Folk Museum, and Bukchon Hanok Village, ending in Insadong with transit guidance.
Small-group Seoul walk through Gyeongbokgung Palace and Bukchon Hanok Village, with entrance fees included and a finish in Insadong.
“We had a great day out with Jay Kim. He was able to provide us with some history of Korea dating back to the Joseon Dynasty and how this related to the palace we were visiting. His knowledge of the palace was fantastic.”
A 100% private Seoul walking tour with a local guide. Pick your pace, your interests, and your stops with no fixed route.
Private Seoul walking tour with a local host: Gwangjang Market, Jogyesa Temple, Bukchon Hanok Village, and ticketed Gyeongbokgung Palace plus a tasting.
“One of the worst tours we have ever been on. Learned nothing, no facts or backgrounds were given about the places we went (only two places out of four listed and tour “guide” walked so far ahead of us the entire time we didn’t speak), unresponsive on the Viator app, and only lasted 2 hours…”
A 2–3 hour Seoul walk with a historian guide and pro photographer, blending Joseon history with golden-hour photos in Jongmyo, Cheonggyecheon, and Ikseon-dong.
“They truly took us to hidden gems! It was the right mix of information and having fun with the photos. I’m glad I did it.”
Seoul’s Mangwon Market to chicken-and-beer spots for a small-group night out. Includes dinner and drinks, with real local stops.
“Our tour guide, Simon, was excellent. As a chef, he knows his chicken! He brought us to truly authentic chicken places in local, non-touristy areas to experience the real local flavor. Fun time!”
A private, custom Seoul walking tour with a local guide. Get your bearings fast, tailor the route to your interests, and learn history through daily life.
“Our tour with Seung was amazing. We made very good use of the time we had and our tour guide was extremely nice. I highly recommend you book with Seung specially if you speak Spanish.”
Join a historian and pro photographer on a 2-hour Seoul walk through Jongno, Ikseon-dong, Jongmyo, Sewoon Arcade, and Cheonggyecheon.
Walk Buam-dong with art, history, hanoks, Seoul City Wall views, a Parasite filming stop, and a Mugyewon finish.
“Great tour with some very interesting stories about Korean history. Visited great places + Jon is a super nice and funny tour guide. Absolutely recommend it.”
Every corner of the city, and every road out of it.
