63 Sky Picnic Ticket

Definitely a must see if you like views, art and just changes in perspective. The best observatory I’ve been to (I’ve done Chicago, Tokyo, Paris, Taipei and more). If you can make it before sunset it’s even better. There’s space to lounge up on the roof and also once you come down at the most epic Starbucks view.

An absolute favorite was the 63 Sky Picnic experience! Located at the top of one of Seoul's most iconic skyscrapers, this spot offers simply breathtaking panoramic views of the Han River and the city. The "picnic in the clouds" concept is original, very well thought out, and perfect for relaxing after a day of walking. Special mention to the welcoming staff and the warm atmosphere at the venue. It's the ideal activity to do as a couple or with friends, especially in the late afternoon to admire the sunset and the city illuminations. Booking via Klook was fast and seamless, and the pass with the QR code at the entrance saved us precious time. I highly recommend this activity to anyone looking for a memorable outing in Seoul!

This is a newly opened attraction for 2026, with a very artistic atmosphere. After purchasing discounted tickets on Klook, you exchange them at the ticket counter. Staff will then help you put on shoe covers before you go upstairs. From the 62nd floor, you can enjoy an amazing panoramic view of Seoul. There are also projections when the curtains are drawn. Afterwards, you can go up to the rooftop for outdoor photos. The entire experience is fantastic, and you can even enjoy coffee at the Starbucks on the top floor afterwards. I hope to visit the art museum in the same building next time if I have the chance.

The roof top offers another lovely view from the city, different from the one from Lotte Tower and Nansam (if u have time, do the 3 at different time of the day). It was not too crowded and it looks like you can only have 90 something people at the same time (numbers of lockers available once you arrive at the top of the stairs and where u have to leave your bags). The « team lab » kind of exhibition is nice and add something than just going to see the view. You can get a discount if you have visited Centre Pompidou’s exhibition just before by showing your tickets. However when I bought my tickets for « picnic » had no clue that Centre Pompidou had opened in Seoul. Not listed in Trip or Klook. Yeouido is usually underrated but with Picnic63, Centre Pompidou Hanwha, The Huyndai, Seouldal (balloon ride) , the river banks to cycle, there is plenty to spend a full day. 4 stars cos: not as new/innovative if you have visited Team Lab. Also really made for instagram/little red book

I throughly enjoyed my self here. I got here early in the morning about 10am. Prior to going up in the elevator it was located on the ground floor. I would say go for a stroll around this space. There is a culture village and a cafe/restaurant space dedicated for people and it’s very artsy and catered for the tourists. Very modern. I had to ask staff where the way up was they were very hospitable and accommodating. You have to go up in lift this is actually cool as you get a good glimpse of Han river. When you get out you have to get guided through and get your shoes wrapped in plastic. There is also a souvenir store and cafe there if you want to chill and rest. Staff were awesome they spoke both Korean and English. You’re given a brochure too. It pays to book because if u book on Klook I got to take a different lift? so they tell me. Got the full bow when I got in lol I was like oh ok thank you. There’s 3 spaces and 1 is interactive 2nd globes 3 Top with 360 views. loved it

You need to put on shoe covers before entering, then take the elevator to the 60th floor Hall of Mirrors, where the curtains are drawn to show a video. There is also another video room where you can watch animations. Next, you climb up to the 63rd floor, which is a completely unobstructed rooftop. After coming back down, you enter the spherical room, followed by the souvenir shop and Starbucks. The tour ends there. Overall, the view is gorgeous and it is well worth a visit.

This place is incredible for taking photos! Take the elevator straight up to the 60th floor for 63 Sky Picnic. As soon as you step out of the elevator, you are instantly immersed in a mirrored media art gallery where both the ceiling and floor are in motion. Inside the bubble rooms, every single sphere reflects the Han River outside the window. The rooftop of the 63 Building, originally a helipads, is now covered in turf with no glass, allowing the breeze to blow straight up from the Han River. Looking north, you can see the ridge of Bukhansan Mountain; to the east is Lotte World Tower; and with a turn around, Namsan Seoul Tower is right in front of you. Go up one hour before sunset, and you can catch the daytime view, the sunset, and the night view all at once.

The view of Seoul is incredible! The screens are super immersive! And a surprise at the end with a Starbucks and an amazing view.