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Myeongdong Yanggwa: trendy bakery in Myeongdong
It’s easy to spot and frankly very difficult to miss because the window is full of Korea’s most trendy pastries and desserts.
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Namdaemun Market: largest traditional market in Korea
Even if you have nothing in particular to buy or purchase, what better place to observe the locals and see what they buy on the daily, right?
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Lotte World: biggest indoor amusement park in the world
I would definitely recommend setting aside at least half a day (if you’re not very keen on taking rides) to visit Lotte World.
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Fresh Bread Factory: buttery salt bread in Myeongdong
While I’m sure there are better salt bread options in other parts of Seoul, I was pretty satisfied with this delightful find in Myeongdong.
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Best Korea Travel Cards for Transport and Tourist Perks: Comparing T-money, EZL, Climate Card, Discover Seoul Pass & More
If you compare all the tourist-perk cards available, you’ll find that one of the most confusing decisions is which card to buy in Seoul.
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COEX Aquarium: large aquarium in Seoul shopping mall
COEX Aquarium is a place I would strongly recommend if you have kids, enjoy looking at animals, or just have a leisurely afternoon to spend.
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Best Places to Go in Seoul with a Toddler Under 2 (Tried-and-Tested!)
I share what worked with a 16-month-old toddler, at an age where she craves independence, loves staircases, and needs time for daily movement.
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Grandmother’s Recipe: modern homemade Korean cuisine
The overall quality of food also seems to have gone down by quite a bit. The meat, especially, was not as tasty and even seemed a little dry.
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METCHA 맷차: popular 5-storey matcha café in Seoul
While I’m a huge fan of their matcha powders and tea leaves, I’m on the fence regarding the fresh milk used.
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Where to Eat (or Not) in Seoul with a Baby & Toddler (Tried-and-Tested!)
Not every place works when you’re traveling with a young toddler—especially one who won’t stay in a stroller or high chair for long.