Things to do in Hanwha 63 City

What an unforgettable evening! The Seoul Night Tour was nothing short of magical. Our guide, Leo, made the experience truly special — he was warm, personable, and full of fascinating insights about each stop. His storytelling brought history and culture to life, making every site feel vibrant and meaningful. We explored the serene beauty of Changgyeong Palace under the night sky, soaked in the bustling energy of Gwangjang Market, admired the panoramic views from Naksan Park, and strolled along the calming waters of Cheongyecheon Stream. Each location offered ample time for photos, and even the light rain added a touch of charm rather than slowing us down. This tour is perfect for both groups and solo travelers — a seamless blend of history, culture, and atmosphere. The pacing was just right, giving us time to savor each moment without ever feeling rushed. Honestly, I’d do it again in a heartbeat!

it was my mom’s favorite part of our trip. we rode the music cruise and watched the rainbow fountain show over the song, I See The Light. it was a very nice and memorable moment. you’d want to sit at the side facing the port since it’s favorable for the best view. you can sign up early and chill and eat at the park while waiting.

This was my second time on this balloon ride. My first time I went during the day but this time I went at night with my boyfriend and it was even more beautiful. the view is breathtaking and I definitely recommend trying this out if you can!

There is only a staircase leading up, which is rather inconvenient for people with limited mobility.

We had such a great experience renting our hanboks here! The entire process did take a little while, but that was completely understandable since we had four people getting dressed, including a child, and it was also pretty busy when we visited. Everyone working there was so kind, patient, and helpful throughout the whole experience. They also spoke English well enough that we had no trouble communicating, which made everything much easier. We absolutely loved wearing our hanboks and had such a memorable experience. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking to rent a hanbok while visiting Seoul! 🇰🇷

they were extremely busy that day so it took awhile to get help, but they very excited for two girls to Wear boys hanbok. also! there wasn't a huge premium plus size boy selection so they let us use the extra money to cover the cost of our accessories. kinda worth it ngl.

Such a fun and unique experience. Lee was a fantastic teacher and made the activity fun and friendly. Highly recommend as a chance to make your own souvenir to take home as a memory

The food was abundant and delicious, the environment was comfortable, and the staff were polite 😊 You can buy feed on the boat to feed the seagulls (the price has increased to 3,000 Korean Won). At first, I was worried there wouldn't be any seagulls, but as soon as someone started feeding them, they all came! 😍 It was so much fun! 😍😍😍 I was too well-behaved; I booked the 2:30 PM buffet, but because the assigned table was still occupied, they had to reassign us, and we weren't seated until 2:40 PM. Then, according to the instructions, we had to go to the ticket office at 3:45 PM to exchange our boat tickets, which left us with only about an hour for lunch. It was too rushed 😣 If I were to do it again, I would definitely exchange the tickets first, or even go to the restaurant a bit earlier (it's supposed to be a two-hour buffet 🥲). Also, when you exit from Subway Line 3 (with Mega Coffee on your left), just go straight; I saw the Han River Cruise signs on the ground and followed them, but they led me around a corner to another company, and I had to walk for ten minutes to get to the correct one 🥲

we had a smooth experience from cable car ticketing to riding it, and to the observatory. we landed just a few steps up to the viewing deck at the foot of the tower. we were lucky to catch the guard show at the beacon hill siye. tho i missed out on the info that were was a bus to and from the cable car station, so do ask ahead of time to save you from the uphill walk.