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2. Category:Tourist attractions in Seoul - Wikipedia

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   The South Korean city of Seoul is home to many visitor attractions. Many are of historical importance, such as palaces and museums. Others showcase Korea's vibrant growth and rising place in the world. Many places on this list are 3 syllables long, each syllable comes from one Hanja character. The syllable "gung" for example, means palace.

3. Seorae Village - Wikipedia

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   There are many attractions to look around in Seorae Village. The French School of Seoul is located in the heart of Seoul's French community in Banpo 4-dong. [ 12 ] It is Seoul's only government-established French-language school.

4. Jongno - Wikipedia

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   Its top floor is equipped with a restaurant and bar which is famous for its view of Jongno and other areas of Seoul. The tower is located near Jonggak Station of Seoul Subway Line 1. Insadong -gil, a street famous for its traditional attractions, including galleries, souvenir shops, and restaurants, is accessible directly from Jongno (Jongno 3-ga).

5. List of South Korean tourist attractions - Wikipedia

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   This is a list of notable tourist attractions in South Korea. The list may include temples, museums, aquariums, landmarks, sports venues, markets, shopping districts, or other notable locations popular with tourists.

6. Hangang Park - Wikipedia

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   The main goal of the project was to create an environmently friendly space that the citizens of Seoul, Koreans, foreigners and tourists can enjoy. While building the Hangang Park, a section of Hangang, 41.5 km long and 39.9 km 2 large, turned into a river of 2.5m of average depth and 1 km of average width.

7. Korean Folk Village - Wikipedia

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   Korean Folk Village (Korean: 한국민속촌) is a living museum type of tourist attraction in the city of Yongin, a satellite city in the Seoul Metropolitan Area in the province of Gyeonggi in South Korea. It was first opened on October 3, 1974 (ground breaking in 1973 and completion in 1974).