Things to do in Namhansanseong West Gate

An amusement park that's bigger than expected. You first enter a building with three floors. On the bottom floor, there's an ice rink for ice skating. On the first and second levels, there are roller coasters like a ship, Sinbad Adventure, and 3D roller coasters. A parade with K-pop music also takes place in the building. However, we recommend going up the rocks as early as possible to get to Magic Island outside. There, you'll find roller coasters for adults, such as the Haunted House (admission for this attraction costs extra and can be purchased at the castle). The indoor area is more for children. The food stalls are super delicious. We recommend the churros and the yogurt snack. We visited on a Monday, and the wait times were really short in the early morning/afternoon. In the late afternoon, however, you might have to wait for half an hour.

Smooth entry. No need to line up. I will recommend going there during the golden hours from 6:00-7:00pm. Give enough time though for the museum located at the ground floor before heading up. Insightful experience.🙂

The overall rating would be 5, but the value for maney would be 4 because the expect the picture would be the set but I paid additional 5,000 won on site for the coat. I commend that the shirt has no bad odor but only goood smell. And I love the staffs they are very accommodating.

Amazing salon with top-tier service and incredible attention to detail! Sora took care of me the whole time-she is so lovely and professional. She instantly understood what haircut and blowout I wanted and nailed it to perfection. The multi-step treatment felt wonderful, and my hair feels silky smooth now. I wholeheartedly recommend both the salon and Sora!

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A truly great experience that I can fully recommend! The instructors were incredibly friendly and explained the techniques and exercises very clearly. Even as a beginner, it was easy to follow and I never felt out of place. I also found the other participants to be particularly wonderful: everyone was extremely open and helpful, offering immediate support whenever something didn't quite work out yet. This created a very pleasant and welcoming atmosphere throughout the entire training session. For me, it was a genuinely wonderful experience and a fantastic way to get to know Taekwon-Do. If you want to try something new while on vacation in Seoul and gain an authentic insight into the sport, I can definitely recommend this course. Many thanks to the instructors and the entire group for the great time! 🥋🇰🇷

As a couple who enjoys visiting aquariums, we consider this a definite must-see in South Korea, since we could observe the animals in a vast tank and most species are present. We highly recommend the experience.

Booking with just a phone on Klook is incredibly convenient! At the reception counter on the day of your visit, simply present your voucher for immediate processing. Perhaps because it was a weekday, it wasn't crowded at all, and we were able to experience 10 activities during our 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM session! You receive more KidZos than at KidZania Japan, and even after doing many activities that required payment, we still had plenty of KidZos left when we left. I highly recommend purchasing the passport. With a passport, you get an additional +5 KidZos for each job you complete. The 5,000 won passport comes with 30 KidZos and a voucher for a photo card, which usually costs 4,000 won, making it a great souvenir and well worth the price, in my opinion. Neither my child nor I speak any Korean, but we managed just fine with a translation app and a few English words. If you have a KidZania Japan passport, I also recommend bringing that along! You can get a Seoul sticker for it! 👍

Super easy to find, the staff were really helpful and kind. Amazing options to choose from!

The shop can be tricky to find, but the directions that others had left in reviews were really helpful and made it easy! If you are walking outside from the station, the external stairs down to B1 are just before the CU. This leads you straight in front of the shop - trying to find if from inside is tricky. Bring an ID (not your passport) to leave behind, as well as either 2 x 500 won coins or 1 x 1000 won note (there is a change machine in the store) to lock your locker. The owner was very friendly and encouraged you to try on as much as you wanted to pick your outfit. You can return after hours (between 5:30pm and 9pm) using instructions he gives you. There were lots of colours, options & sizes to choose from and it felt foreigner friendly.