Nearby Attractions

Real admission fees for popular attractions, with the nearest subway station for each.

Insadong-gil

Traditional Culture Street

Seoul's traditional arts-and-antiques street — hanji paper shops, calligraphy and antique galleries, and tea houses, closed to cars on weekends.

🚇 Line 3 · Anguk (Bukchon / Insadong)

Admission feeFree

Closed: None — open every day

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Ssamziegil

Shopping Complex

A spiral-ramp shopping complex built around a central courtyard — Insadong's most photographed single spot, packed with craft and design shops on every level.

🚇 Line 3 · Anguk (Bukchon / Insadong)

Admission feeFree

Closed: None — open every day

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Jogyesa Temple

Temple / Shrine

The head temple of the Jogye Order, Korea's largest Buddhist order — a working temple with a large courtyard right at the entrance to Insadong-gil.

🚇 Line 3 · Anguk (Bukchon / Insadong)

Admission feeFree

Closed: None — open every day

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Unhyeongung Palace

Royal Residence

The former residence of Regent Heungseon Daewongun, father of King Gojong — a compact, quieter royal residence about 100m from Anguk Station.

🚇 Line 3 · Anguk (Bukchon / Insadong)

Admission feeFree

Closed: Closed Mondays

Free entry since a 2014 Seoul city ordinance change; closed Mondays.

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