Seoul City Tour Bus Guide

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🚌 Seoul City Tour Bus Guide

Explore Seoul with Comfort & Culture

The Seoul City Tour Bus offers an easy and enjoyable way to explore the city’s most iconic landmarks through themed hop-on, hop-off tours. With convenient services like 12-language audio guides, free Wi-Fi, and USB charging, it's a favorite among tourists.

🟑 Downtown Palace Namsan Course (TOUR 01)

  • Operating Days: Tuesday to Sunday

  • Time: 09:30 AM – 4:50 PM (Every 40 minutes)

  • Fare: Adult $20 / Child $11

  • Highlights: Blend of tradition and modernity in central Seoul



πŸ” Major Stops (Hangul – Pronunciation – English)

  • κ΄‘ν™”λ¬Έ [Gwang-hwa-mun] Gwanghwamun

  • 경볡ꢁ [Gyeong-bok-gung] Gyeongbokgung Palace

  • 인사동 [In-sa-dong] Insadong

  • λͺ…동 [Myeong-dong] Myeongdong

  • λ‚¨μ‚°μ„œμšΈνƒ€μ›Œ [Nam-san Seoul Ta-wo] Namsan Seoul Tower




🟒 Panorama Course (TOUR 02)

  • Operating Days: Tuesday to Sunday

  • Time: 09:30 AM – 4:50 PM (Every 40 minutes)

  • Fare: Adult $N/A / Child $N/A

  • Highlights: Modern eastern Seoul and riverside sights

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πŸ” Major Stops

  • λ™λŒ€λ¬Έλ””μžμΈν”ŒλΌμž [Dong-dae-mun Di-ja-in Peul-la-ja] Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP)

  • μ„œμšΈμˆ² [Seoul Sup] Seoul Forest

  • λšμ„¬μœ μ›μ§€ [Ttuk-seom Yu-won-ji] Ttukseom Resort

  • λ‘―λ°μ›”λ“œνƒ€μ›Œ [Rotte Woldeu Ta-wo] Lotte World Tower

  • μ˜¬λ¦Όν”½κ³΅μ› [Ol-lim-pik Gong-won] Olympic Park


πŸ”΅ Night View Course (TOUR 04)

  • Operating Days: Tuesday to Sunday

  • Time: 7:30 PM – 9:00 PM (One round only)

  • Fare: Adult $24 / Child $15

  • Highlights: Romantic nightscape along the Han River

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πŸ” Major Stops (Hangul – Pronunciation – English)

  • κ΄‘ν™”λ¬Έ [Gwang-hwa-mun] Gwanghwamun

  • κ°•λ³€λΆλ‘œ [Gang-byeon-buk-ro] Main Road along the Han-river

  • λ°˜ν¬λŒ€κ΅ [Ban-po-dae-gyo] One of the main bridge that across the Han-river

  • λ‚¨μ‚°μ„œμšΈνƒ€μ›Œ [Nam-san Seoul Ta-wo] Namsan Seoul Tower




🎟 Ticketing Info

  • Purchase: Online or at the Gwanghwamun Ticket Box

  • Location: 68-2, Taepyeong-ro 1-ga, Jung-gu, Seoul
    (100m from Exit 6 of Gwanghwamun Station) MAP

  • Closed on Mondays

  • Languages: Audio guide available in 12 languages including Korean, English, Chinese, and Japanese

🎁 Special Offers

  • Affiliate Discounts: Present your bus ticket at partnered stores for exclusive deals

  • Events: Up to 50% off on select exhibitions with ticket proof

πŸ“ž Contact



✅ This post is based on information provided by the official Seoul City Tour Bus Website: https://en.seoulcitybus.com/index.php



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