Experience a medical spa that combines therapy with relaxation. Everything from improving blood and lymphatic circulation to detoxification to slimming can be achieved at TheraSpa.

Haro Spa is a private hydrotherapy spa where professional therapists provide 1:1 customized care. The center operates premium wellness packages featuring thermal capsules, hydro baths, and paraffin foot baths for skin and body recovery. It also runs a city-tour program for international visitors connected with local attractions in Gangbuk-gu. It is the perfect place to relieve travel fatigue and recharge your energy.

Located at the foot of Umyeon Mountain in Gangnam, Seoul, Heidi Haus is a lifestyle wellness resort featuring a natural rock-based spa, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, yoga, Pilates, and fitness studios, and a golf practice range. With personalized exercise prescriptions and therapies, as well as a recovery-focused restaurant and lounge, it offers a new healing experience that embraces luxury and wellness.

121 Le Mal du Pays is a custom fragrance studio in Hongdae that has connected with travelers through scents for eight years. Visitors can discover their personal tastes by smelling hundreds of ingredients, creating a one-of-a-kind perfume. The studio offers a special experience featuring personalized scents that capture your conversations and emotions, helping you remember Seoul long after your trip.

Golden Blue Marina is a yacht and boat marina at Some Sevit on the Han River. It operates 15 yachts and boats, featuring the Rainbow Yacht Tour eight times a day and the Rainbow Boat Tour twice a day. Visitors can see Namsan Seoul Tower and the Banpo Bridge Moonlight Rainbow Fountain from the water. It is a relaxing place to enjoy the river breeze and view Seoul in a new way.

Dear Post is a letter shop located on Dosan-daero in Gangnam, Seoul. It sells a variety of originally designed letters and provides a guide to help people write their thoughts easily. The shop also offers an analog service where letters are typed on a manual typewriter. Designed for quiet writing and focus, this cozy space allows visitors to express their feelings through a single letter.

Dilkusha, which means “heart’s delight” in Persian, was built in the 1920s by Associated Press correspondent Albert W. Taylor and his wife, Mary L. Taylor. After the Taylors were deported from Korea in 1942, Dilkusha was left unattended over a long period of time, losing its original appearance. Rediscovered in 2005 by their son, Bruce T. Taylor, it now presents restored living spaces and exhibitions that highlight Korea’s modern history, architecture, and international exchange.

Boston Chamber is a classic music-based complex cultural space located on Garosu-gil in Gangnam, Seoul. Visitors can enjoy classic busking and various performances, alongside art exhibitions by rising artists and food and drinks. Connecting audiences and artists, this stylish healing spot allows people to relieve their daily fatigue through art.

The Seosomun Shrine History Museum stands on the site where Catholic martyrs were executed during the Joseon Dynasty. Above ground lies a memorial park, while the underground space houses an exhibition hall, memorial hall, and Consolation Hall. As a cultural venue blending history, religion, and art, the museum offers visitors time for remembrance and contemplation.

Opened in 2012, the Seoul Metropolitan Library is located in the former Seoul City Hall building. It features diverse collections such as the General Reading Room, World Collection Room, and Digital Media Room. Through exhibitions, lectures, and reading culture programs, the library serves as an open public space where all citizens can freely access knowledge and culture.