Trips to Seoul

One day you are watching a parade of royal guards in front of the Gyeongbokgung Palace and the next you find yourself buying Korean cosmetics to the rhythm of K-pop in Myeongdong. Because in Seoul, the ancient does not compete with the modern: they coexist, embrace, and invite you to join.

Did you know that in Seoul you can go from a Buddhist temple in absolute silence to a 24-hour open karaoke in a matter of minutes?

And that there are cafes where you can pet cats, read manga, or even try on hanboks (the traditional Korean costume) to walk like a 14th-century noble among hanok houses? And if food is your thing... get your palate ready. Because this city smells of street barbecue, tastes like homemade kimchi, and is shared among friends, always with a hot soup and a story behind it. But traveling to Seoul is also about delving into the soul of global pop culture. In Hongdae, urban art and improvised concerts mix with record stores, conceptual cafes, and dance studios where the next K-pop idols are born. Seoul doesn't ask you to choose between tradition or avant-garde. Seoul gives everything, all at the same time. Fancy a trip?