Jongno
JONGNO

Jongno

Palaces · Tradition

Five palaces, one walk.

About

Seoul’s historic core. Gyeongbokgung, Changdeokgung and three more palaces sit within easy walking distance, woven through Bukchon hanok lanes, Insadong artisan streets, and the Cheonggyecheon stream.

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Where to eat in Jongno6 nearby

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Getting there

3Line 3 Anguk is the best base

Open Jongno on the map

Visitor tips

  1. Hanbok rental → free palace entry.
  2. Gyeongbokgung is closed Tuesdays; Changdeokgung closed Mondays.
  3. Bukchon residents live there, keep voices low after 5pm.

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