Which exit?
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Sajik Park & Sajik Altar
Exit 1 leads up Sajik-ro to a quiet park and a historic royal grain-and-earth altar. Places to eat
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Seochon Village & Tongin Market
Exit 2 heads into Seochon's hanok lanes and Tongin Market with its brass-coin lunchbox stalls. Places to eat
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Cheong Wa Dae (Blue House)
About a 15-minute walk from Exit 4 to the former presidential residence. -
Palace & museums
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Gyeongbokgung Palace Exit 5 connects directly into the palace grounds; free entry if you wear hanbok. -
National Palace Museum of Korea On the palace complex just past Exit 5, with royal court artifacts and free admission. - National Folk Museum of Korea Reached via Exit 5 through the palace complex, about a 14-minute walk to the far end.
Exit 5 opens into the palace grounds, with the Palace Museum and Folk Museum inside the complex.
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8 exits in total · exit data: OpenStreetMap
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Gyeongbokgung is the Line 3 stop directly beneath Seoul's grandest royal palace, with one exit opening right into the palace grounds. It is the anchor station for hanbok photo days, palace sightseeing, and the old Seochon neighborhood next door.
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