South Korea

Grand Hyatt Seoul

Those who haven’t traveled in Asia might blanch at the thought of checking in with one of the big Western chains. But they do things a bit differently over there. Anyone who’s seen Lost in Translation can tell you that the Park Hyatt Tokyo, for one, is something more than just your ordinary high-...

Park Hyatt Seoul

So successful and so focused are the Park Hyatt hotels that once you’ve said the name, there’s very little left to add. The Park Hyatt in Tokyo, world famous thanks to its starring role in the film Lost in Translation, sets out the formula: modern high-rise architecture, sweeping views, sober con...

The Westin Chosun

The Westin Chosun was established in 1914 as, simply, the Chosun Hotel, named for the dynasty that had ruled Korea for five centuries. It was a smallish but grand affair, a four-story European-style hotel with a Louis XVII living room and elevators from New York. This was the new center of Korean...

South Korea

Temples surrounded by colorful flowers, energetic people and non stop attractions. This and much more in South Korea.

Seoul

Jeju Teddy Bear Museum

An impressive collection of cute and lovely teddy bears, from all over the world.

Banpo Bridge

A bridge or a fountain? Actually, both.

Haeundae Beach

This 1.5 kilometers strip of sand has become the most popular beach in South Korea, being invaded by more than 100,000 people each sunny day.

The Soul of Seoul

Experience Seoul's unique blend of old and new on this Urban Adventure that takes in markets, bridges, temples, and tea shops!

The Street Museum in the Urban Core

Seoul is an evolving city, growing in world-stature yet still steeped in the past. Discover both the modern, urban delights and historic traces of this intriguing city on this Seoul city tour.