An Evening at Changgyeonggung and Insadong
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An Evening at Changgyeonggung and Insadong
Local Life & Culture
Jongno
Insadong’s craft shops and tea houses offer a glimpse of Korean tradition. At Changgyeonggung, halls and courtyards once used by the royal family can also be explored in the evening. This outing leads from lanes of traditional goods to palace scenery after dark. Browse shops and enjoy a meal with a local host before walking the areas open at night, spending an afternoon and evening in Seoul’s traditional spaces.
At a glance
- Area
- Jongno
- Group size
- Up to 4 guests
Itinerary
- A sample itinerary to arrange together
- 1
Insadong Street
Insadong-gil area, Jongno-gu, Seoul (서울 종로구 인사동길 일대) View map
A street of traditional craft shops, galleries and tea houses. Small lanes off the main street reveal shop displays alongside hanok façades.
- 2
A Local Meal
Choose an Insadong restaurant recommended by your host to suit your tastes and schedule. Enjoy a meal before your evening palace walk.
- 3
Changgyeonggung Palace
185 Changgyeonggung-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul (서울 종로구 창경궁로 185) View map
Once a living space for the Joseon royal family, the palace has halls linked by tree-lined paths. In the evening, lighting reveals the rooflines, gates and courtyards.
Included
- Your host’s company and itinerary guidance are included.
Not included
- The experience price does not include palace tickets.
Before you reserve
- Changgyeonggung is open until 21:00, with last admission at 20:00.
- The palace closes on Mondays, though the closure schedule may change around public holidays.
- At night, walks are limited to the areas open to visitors.
- Choose a restaurant with your host to suit your tastes and schedule.
- Discuss meal and cafe costs with your host.