• Gyeongdong Market - Located in the Dongdaemun District of Seoul, Gyeongdong Market is renowned for its extensive selection of herbal medicine and ginseng in South Korea. Established in 1960, it now supplies 70 percent of the nation’s herbal medicine ingredients. The market boasts over 1,000 shops and clinics. Beyond medicine, it is a major hub for fruits, vegetables, and fish, spanning an area five times larger than the Seoul Sangam World Cup Stadium. Visitors can also find a variety of cooking ingredients here.
• Gosanja-ro 36-gil - This Starbucks store, located in a renovated theater within Gyeongdong Market, operates under a partnership that benefits both local vendors and Starbucks. In collaboration with LG Electronics, Starbucks has transformed the venue into a cultural center, featuring the LG Gold Star Radio Refresh Center. The stage hosts weekly cultural and artistic performances by local artists and college students, embracing the theater’s theme.

To capture the essence of an old theater, Starbucks has implemented a Retro Theater-like design concept. The store provides unique customer experiences, including freshly baked artisanal foods and exclusive merchandise, ensuring a memorable visit for patrons.

• Cheonggyecheon Stream - Enjoy a beer and chicken while taking in the view of the stream.

• Cheonggyecheon Stream - Cheonggyecheon is a picturesque stream flowing through the center of Seoul. Once concealed beneath a highway, it was restored in 2005 and has become a favored spot for walking, relaxing, and appreciating the city’s natural beauty. It perfectly showcases how modern Seoul harmonizes with its historical and natural elements.

• Lunch
• All fees and/or taxes
• Foot bath and shoulder massage

• personal expenses and travel insurance
• Tea and coffee

This engaging 4-hour tour offers a glimpse into the diverse aspects of life in Seoul.

The journey begins at Gyeongdong Market, one of the city’s largest traditional markets, bustling with vibrant colors, aromatic herbs, and the lively spirit of the locals. The next stop is a remarkable Starbucks, which was once a theater and has now been transformed into one of the largest Starbucks in Korea, exemplifying how historical spaces can be reimagined as modern landmarks.

Following this, participants can enjoy a refreshing stroll along Cheonggyecheon Stream, a beautifully restored waterway that seamlessly integrates history and nature in the heart of the city. The day concludes with a quintessential local experience, savoring chicken and beer by the riverside.

This tour stands out for its unique blend of tradition, contemporary lifestyle, historical insights, and local enjoyment – all packed into just four hours.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.