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63 Building
Edit ThisThe Han River
photo by: James Saunders
The 63 Building (known also as the Daehan Life Insurance) sits on Yeouinaru Island in the south central area of Seoul. Open since 1985 it was once the tallest building in Asia.
And once Korea’s tallest building, it offers the visitor many things including first class panoramic views of the city from its ultra stylish skydeck, located (of course) on the 63rd floor.
Its ground floor has recently been remodelled to include a number of trendy eateries along with an IMAX Theatre, Convention Centre, Banquet Hall and Aquarium with some twenty thousand fish on more..
| type: | Public Buildings |
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| tel: | 02 789 5663 5 |
| url: | www.63city.co.kr |
| address: | Yeouinaru |
World Cup Stadium
Edit ThisWorld Cup Stadium. Impressive even when empty.
photo by: James Saunders
A large, impressive and stylish construction, Seoul’s World Cup Stadium makes for a worthwhile stop on the itinerary. Located on line 6, with its very own subway station it is easily reachable from central areas of the city.
Built as the centrepiece of the 2002 World Cup in Korea, Asia’s largest soccer-only field is impressive with seating for up to 64,777 people. But upon climbing out of the subway you’ll be faced with some choices. Perhaps the FIFA 2002 World Cup Museum (1,000won) followed by a self guided tour of the stadium (1,000won) and finally a visit to a more..
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