



by SeoulDude's Walking tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.₩96,000This two-hour walking tour in Seoul is guided by a local historian who shares stories about the city’s society and history alongside views at night. The walk begins at Seoul University Hospital Medical Museum, the highest accessible point for students in Korea, where visitors learn about unique university customs. The group then moves to Marronnier Park, an area known for live theater and performances. Next is Naksan Park, where the guide explains how Seoul became Korea’s capital and the city’s historical changes. The tour continues through Ihwa-dong Mural Village, a hillside neighborhood traditionally inhabited by lower-income residents, with murals illustrating local life. The final stop is the Seoul City Wall, a historic site offering quiet surroundings and some of the best views of Seoul after dark. No special equipment is needed for the walk. Dinner is not included.
Seoul University Hospital Medical Museum
This location is the highest place accessible to students in South Korea. Visitors learn about unusual but distinctive university culture and traditions currently present in Korea.
10 min
Marronnier Park
This cultural area is known for live theaters and live performances that take place regularly.
5 min
Naksan Park
The guide explains how Seoul was chosen as Korea’s capital and outlines the historical changes that followed.
10 min
Ihwa-dong Mural Village
This hillside mural village is traditionally home to lower-income residents. The murals and surroundings reflect the community’s background.
20 min
Seoul City Wall
This historic monument offers a romantic setting and some of the best night views of Seoul, despite being a less known spot.
20 min
In front of ’Hyehwa station exit 2’ A guide will be holding a mic on the neck
End point
In front of ’Hyehwa station exit 2’ A guide will be holding a mic on the neck




by SeoulDude's Walking tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.₩96,000This two-hour walking tour in Seoul is guided by a local historian who shares stories about the city’s society and history alongside views at night. The walk begins at Seoul University Hospital Medical Museum, the highest accessible point for students in Korea, where visitors learn about unique university customs. The group then moves to Marronnier Park, an area known for live theater and performances. Next is Naksan Park, where the guide explains how Seoul became Korea’s capital and the city’s historical changes. The tour continues through Ihwa-dong Mural Village, a hillside neighborhood traditionally inhabited by lower-income residents, with murals illustrating local life. The final stop is the Seoul City Wall, a historic site offering quiet surroundings and some of the best views of Seoul after dark. No special equipment is needed for the walk. Dinner is not included.
Seoul University Hospital Medical Museum
This location is the highest place accessible to students in South Korea. Visitors learn about unusual but distinctive university culture and traditions currently present in Korea.
10 min
Marronnier Park
This cultural area is known for live theaters and live performances that take place regularly.
5 min
Naksan Park
The guide explains how Seoul was chosen as Korea’s capital and outlines the historical changes that followed.
10 min
Ihwa-dong Mural Village
This hillside mural village is traditionally home to lower-income residents. The murals and surroundings reflect the community’s background.
20 min
Seoul City Wall
This historic monument offers a romantic setting and some of the best night views of Seoul, despite being a less known spot.
20 min
In front of ’Hyehwa station exit 2’ A guide will be holding a mic on the neck
End point
In front of ’Hyehwa station exit 2’ A guide will be holding a mic on the neck