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3 sweet days in Seoul

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This plan pairs Seoul’s big sights with standout patisserie and dessert stops, with each day focused on a compact area. I’ve treated your repeated patisserie preference as a clear sign to make pastries and sweets a highlight.

Budget

About ₩70,000–₩110,000 per person for listed activities and treats, excluding meals and accommodation.

Best time to visit

April–May or September–October for comfortable walking weather.

Day 1

Palace lanes and traditional sweets

Explore central Seoul’s historic sights, then enjoy Korean desserts around Insadong and Ikseon-dong.

  1. Morning

    Visit

    Arrive early for the palace grounds and changing-of-the-guard ceremony if it is scheduled. Allow about 15 minutes by taxi or 25 minutes on foot from the palace to Insadong afterward.

    About ₩3,000
  2. Afternoon

    Browse Insadong and try traditional tea and sweets

    Explore the craft shops and side streets, then pause for tea and a traditional dessert at a teahouse. From , the walk takes about 25 minutes.

    About ₩8,000–₩15,000
  3. Evening

    Wander

    Finish nearby among the hanok-lined lanes, where cafés and dessert shops make for an easy evening stroll. It is about a 10-minute walk from .

    About ₩8,000–₩18,000
Day 2

Seongsu bakeries and riverside views

Spend the day in Seongsu for creative cafés, French-style pastries, and an easy evening by the Han River.

  1. Morning

    Explore

    Ease into the day among converted warehouses, independent shops, and coffee spots. Walk about 10 minutes to the pastry stop.

    Free
  2. Afternoon

    Treat yourself at

    Choose from the bakery’s pastries and breads in its distinctive industrial-style space. It is about a 10-minute walk from central .

    About ₩5,000–₩12,000
  3. Evening

    Take a riverside stroll

    Head to the river for fresh air and sunset views; from , allow about 20 minutes by taxi or 35 minutes by public transit to .

    Free
Day 3

Gangnam patisserie and city views

Discover Gangnam’s polished café scene, enjoy French pastries, and end with panoramic views from .

  1. Morning

    Stroll

    Browse the tree-lined shopping street and its side lanes before a pastry break. Allow about 10 minutes on foot to the bakery.

    Free
  2. Afternoon

    Try French pastries at

    Pick up delicate French-style pastries and seasonal sweets from this well-known Seoul patisserie. It is about a 10-minute walk from .

    About ₩5,000–₩15,000
  3. Evening

    See Seoul from

    Finish with city views from the Lotte World Tower observatory. From , allow about 25 minutes by taxi or 35 minutes by public transit.

    About ₩31,000

Good to know

Getting around

Use a T-money card for subway and bus journeys. Travel times can vary with traffic, especially for taxis.

Patisseries

Popular bakeries can sell out of signature items, so visit earlier in the day and check current opening hours before setting out.

Palace visit

Check ’s weekly closing day and ceremony schedule before your visit.

Places of interest

Gyeongbokgung Palace Seoul

Gyeongbokgung Palace

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Ssamziegil Seoul

Ssamziegil

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Ikseon-dong Hanok Street Seoul

Ikseon-dong Hanok Street

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Seongsu-dong Seoul

Seongsu-dong

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Cafe Onion Seongsu Seoul

Cafe Onion Seongsu

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Ttukseom Hangang Park Seoul

Ttukseom Hangang Park

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Garosu-gil Seoul

Garosu-gil

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Maison M'O Seoul

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Seoul Sky Seoul

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