Samseong Sunrise Park, opened in 2022 above the Samseong and Bongeun reservoirs, is a hillside park by the Han River. With an observatory, a grass square, and a deck shelter, it overlooks the Han River waterway, Lotte World Tower, Jamsil Sports Complex, and Cheongdamdaegyo Bridge. Along trails with 26 tree and 30 herbaceous plant species, you can relax while enjoying the seasonal scenery.

Seoul Forest, located in Ttukseom, Seongdong-gu, is one of the city’s most iconic park. It consists of four themed zones: Culture & Art Park, Experiential Learning Park, Eco-Forest, and Wetlands. Attractions include a deer corral, insect garden, butterfly conservatory, and various cultural programs. Created with citizen participation, it remains a symbol of community-driven green space and is ideal for walking, leisure, and family outings near the Han River.

Seoul Botanic Park in Magok, Gangseo-gu, combines the functions of both a park and a botanical garden. Featuring forests, gardens, wetlands, and a lake, its themed greenhouse displays plants from 12 cities around the world. With convenient subway access, cultural events, and educational programs, it offers citizens ecological awareness and rest as a modern healing destination.

Seonjeongneung, a UNESCO World Heritage site, houses Seonneung, the tombs of King Seongjong (the 9th king of Joseon) and Queen Jeonghyeon, alongside Jeongneung, the tomb of King Jungjong (the 11th king). Seonneung features a Dongwon-igangneung style, where burial mounds sit on different ridges around a single T-shaped shrine, beautifully showcasing the formality and structural artistry of Joseon royal tombs. In the heart of Gangnam, it offers 500 years of history and a peaceful rest along pine forest paths.

Suraksan Barrier-Free Forest Path is a deck trail connecting the entrance of Nowongol (Meeting Square) to Surak Hanok Daycare Center (Jongdalsae Children’s Park). Equipped with shelters, restrooms, and electric wheelchair charging stations along the gentle slopes, it allows mobility-impaired individuals—including wheelchair users, strollers, and the elderly—to travel without burden. Open to everyone, including people with disabilities and older adults, it offers forest healing and recovery.

Suseongdong Valley, located in Ogin-dong, Jongno-gu at the foot of Inwangsan Mountain, is an urban valley named for its famously clear water sounds. Linking Seochon alleys and the Inwangsan trail, it is easily accessible on foot. Water flowing between rocks and lush tree shade display different views each season. Walking along the mountain foot while enjoying Seochon’s charming atmosphere brings peace and rest in the city.

Ansan Urban Nature Park, at 295.9 meters above sea level, is one of Seoul’s most scenic green spaces. Visitors can enjoy rich seasonal landscapes, walking trails, and panoramic views from its observatory. The park also features historic sites like the Muak Beacon Mound, cherry blossom paths, a metasequoia-lined trail, and the Yeonhui Forest Shelter, making it a perfect place for families, couples, and friends to relax and explore.

Yangjaecheon Riverside Culture Lounge is a cultural space created under the Seoul Water-Sensory City project. Featuring an indoor lounge with floor-to-ceiling windows and a rooftop observatory, this cherry blossom destination serves as a hub for performances, exhibitions, flea markets, and Gangnam Unique Tour’s walking and running programs. Blending walks and cultural experiences, it offers a relaxing riverside escape in downtown Gangnam.

Yongsan Children’s Garden is a national-scale park created by opening a previously restricted section of the Yongsan U.S. Military Base for the first time. Preserving historical spaces like former American officer quarters and a grass square, it offers hands-on children’s facilities, exhibitions, and history content. Walking through its broad lawns and forest paths brings natural peace and rest in the heart of Seoul.

Gangnam Medical Tour Center, directly operated by Gangnam-gu, is a comprehensive medical tourism information center. It provides one-stop concierge services, including medical consultations, clinic reservations, medical interpretation, and pickup support, alongside monthly K-culture programs for foreigners. Featuring a healing zone with InBody analysis, scalp care, and eye care, the center offers guidance and rest for global visitors in English, Chinese, Japanese, and Russian.