Seoul · WALKING TOURS
10 reviewed
Out of 10 walking tours on this site, these 10 lead the ranking. Prices, durations and standout details are set out below.
A 2-hour Seoul moonlight walk with a local historian, student culture stops, mural streets, and night views from Naksan Park and the city wall.
“June was thorough, friendly, and clearly passionate about Seoul’s history. The walk along the city walls was absolutely stunning!”
2-hour Seoul night walk from Hyehwa to Ehwa murals and Hanyang City Wall, with local stories, photo stops, and winter hot packs.
“Our guide was super kind, the tour amazing ! Thank you very much !”
A night walk through Seoul’s darker side, mixing Korean ghost lore with real landmarks like Gyeonghuigung Palace, Tapgol Park, and Pimatgol Alley.
“Great value for money and an highly entertaining trip. Got to see bits of Seoul that would not normally be seen, (some interesting back alleys!) and were shown bits that not even the locals realise are there. (Who would have thought that I’d see more of the Berlin Wall than I did in Berlin!). Our guide was funny, knowledgeable, animated and extremely friendly. Thank you. I loved it.”
A 90-150 minute dark history and ghost-stories walk in Seoul, mixing palace legends, alley tales, and true crime with an English historian guide.
“This was a great, informative tour that was respectfully done. The guide was happy to entertain questions from guests and give personal anecdotes. The walk itself was not too challenging”
Walk Gangnam’s youth pressures in Seoul in 2.5 hours, from cram schools to love hotels and plastic surgery culture, with a small group.
“The tour isn't about seeing classical tourist spots, but slowly walk through Gangnam, while the guide giving the explanation and her perspective on modern live and society of Korea on various topics. As it was exactly the type of tour I was looking for- I enjoyed it very much and learned a lot.”
3-hour Seoul morning tour from Gyeongbokgung to Bukchon Hanok alleys, with guard ceremony, a folk museum stop, and ending in Insadong.
“My walking tour with Stella was fantastic. She was very knowledgeable and provided a lot of very interesting information along the way. Being able to see the changing of the palace guards was really great. She also recommended Korean street foods for me (I’m vegetarian). Overall it was an amazing experience and I will definitely be booking again next time I’m in Seoul. Highly recommend!”
Small-group Seoul walk with Gyeongbokgung changing guard, Folk Museum, and Bukchon Hanok Village. Entrance fees included.
“The tour guide Paul was extremely experienced. English was fluent and very knowledgeable. The details about the history and the palace, architecture, and the north villages were amazing. The tour was so rewarding memorable.”
A 3-hour private Seoul walk with a local guide, including Gyeongbokgung Palace tickets, markets, temples, and hanok streets.
“The experience I remember most from the tour was the visit to Gyeongbokgung Palace, I received many nice explanations and stories about the place.”
A 2 to 3 hour Seoul walking tour mixing Joseon history, Cheonggyecheon sunset views, and pro street photos with James and Jacob.
“They truly took us to hidden gems! It was the right mix of information and having fun with the photos. I’m glad I did it.”
Private custom Seoul walking tour with a local guide, flexible route, pickup, and smart transit help so you get oriented fast.
“Fatal. We were a very large and somewhat disorganized group. The guide couldn't adapt. There were many things that weren't explainedAuto-translated”
