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Hello, this is the Korea National Souvenir Center.

When i think of each city, there is a landmark that is naturally associated with it!

Today, I would like to introduce a landmark that comes to mind when I think of Seoul.

Let's find out about it with the Korea National Souvenir Center in Korea and go to Seoul together!

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  1. N Seoul Tower

Namsan N Seoul Tower, the symbol of Seoul.

It is a must-see attraction for foreign tourists 

and one of the most popular dating courses for couples.

Especially after sunset, you can see the night view of Seoul at a glance.

It is also close to Myeong-dong and Itaewon, so it is a good place to look around together.

  2. Lotte World Tower

The second place is Lotte World Tower, the tallest building in Korea.

The 123rd floor, 555-meter high, consists of residential, office, lodging, tourism, and shopping. 

It is a complex building with a wide range of functions.

Especially, at Lotte World Tower Seoul Sky, 

you can enjoy fantastic views and night views of Seoul at a height of 500 meters.

We recommend it more because it is lined with various fun things to enjoy 

such as Art Gallary, Lotte World, and Aquarium.

  3. Seoul Plaza

The third place I'd like to introduce you is Seoul Plaza,

a large garden located in the heart of downtown Seoul, and the setting of a historical event that marks a milestone in modern Korean history. 

and the setting of a historical event that marks a milestone in modern Korean history.

As there is fountain on one side of Seoul Plaza, 

cool water from the river can cool down the people's heat during the summer 

and a skating rink can be installed on one side of the plaza 

during the winter to give citizens pleasant memories.

  4. 63 Building

Fourth, the landmark of Seoul is 63 Building.

63 Square in Yeouido is a 60-story, 3-story basement and is located at a height of 245m.

It's also called Seoul's symbolic tourist attraction.

Since you are facing Namsan Mountain, Bukaksan Mountain, and Gwanak Moutain from Hangang River, you can aslo see beautiful night views.

  5. Gwanghwamun

This is Gwanghwamun, the main gate of Gyeongbokgung Palace.

The king's gate is the main gate of Gyeongbokgung Palace, the legal palace of Joseon,

so the scale and the scene are very grand and luxurous.

Gyeongbokgung Palace, the best palace in Joseon Dynasty, is also located in this place,

so it is a popular tourist attraction in Korea.

When you stand in front of Gwanghwamun, 

you will be surprised and marveled at the grandeur of gate.

  6. Banpo Bridge

The sixth landmark I will introduce you to is the Banpo Bridge!

It is said to create the best night view in the Hangang River.

I heard it'll be working by June, so make sure you come see it.

You'll feel a different beauty than you would on video!

  7. Cheonggyecheon

Cheonggyecheon is a stream 

that runs on the border between Jongno-gu and Jung-gu in downtown Seoul.

You'll have to look around the section.

It is a fascination place to feel nature in the middle of a stuffy, polluted city center,

so I think it is a must-see attraction for anyone traveling through Seoul!!

  8. Insadong 

     & Korea National Souvenir Center

Insadong is a popular place to see Korea National Souvenir Center at glance.

Here we can see not only foreign friends present, but also Korean traditional crafts and ceramics.

If you com to Insadong, make sure you visit there!

How about 8 landmark sites in Seoul that you've learned together?

I recommend taking a walk at the landmark in Seoul this weekend!

Hello, this is the Korea National Souvenir Center.

The last Wednesday of every month is the cultural day designated by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.

Since January 2014, on designated cultural day,

you can visit major national and public museums, art galleries, and old palaces for free.

On this cultural day, why don't you go see a musical?

Today, I would like to introduce you to some musicals that will be seen cultural day on April.

You can expect a lot from them as they are my personal recommendation!

1. DOCTOR ZHIBAGO

It is based on Boris Pasternak's long novel Dr.Zhivago, who won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1958.

One musical, Dr.Zhivago, won five Academy Awards and became a big box office hit.

-The plot-

Yuri Zhibago, who was born the son of the Moscow millionaire but became an orphan at the age of eight, 

is adopted by the renowned Gromaco family and grows into a great doctor and poet.

Lara, who lost her father early and grew up in an unfavorable environment,

is disillusioned with the reality while continuing an unwanted relationship with the Russian judge Comarovsky.

Eventually, Lara points a gun at Comarovsky at the ball on the night before New Year's Eve,

and then meets him on that day, Yuri, the opponent of fate.

Stage direction and beautiful melody 

that seem to be in the middle of winter in Russia are the most memorable plays.

Why don't you go back to the story of the Russian Revolution with the writer?

The musical Doctor Zhivago is being held at Charlotte Theater until May 7.

2. MAN OF LA MANCHA

It is based on Don Quixote, a masterpiece of the century 

that has been continuously read and reinterpreted for over 400 years.

-The plot-

The story is set in a Spanish dungeon.

Servantes, who has been dragged to jail on blasphemy, holds impromptu plays in jail with the prisoners.

Alonzo, who lives in Ramancha, reads so much about the story

that he fancies himself Don Quixote and leaves to find Sancho, a warrior and adventure.

It reminds us of a dream and hope we forgot about my tired daily life.

Stage presentation, number, and acting are the perfect musical!

Man of Ramancha will play at the Blue Square Interpark Hall from April 12 to June 3.

3. BILLY ELLIOT

It's based on the movie Billy Elliot.

Eleven million people from all over the world attended, including five Olivier Awards and ten Tony Awards.

In total, it won about 80 awards.

-The plot-

Billy Elliot tells a story about a coal mining town in Northern England during the Great Depression in the 1980s.

Billy lives in a poor coalmine with his father, brother, and grandmother, who are enthusiastic about strike protests.

One day Billy comes into ballet class by chance,

and the teacher who discovered Billy's God-given talent for dancing gives him a private lesson.

Love and friendship with father, passion for ballet, 

and situation in England in 80s is a play to be seen together.

It is a touching work that will bring attention to the passionate dancing of a little Billy!

Billy Elliot will be performing at the D-cube Art Center until May 7.

(Preschool children are not admitted)

How about the musicals you've learned so far?

I hope you go to see a musical that I recommended, and spend a meaningful cultural day!