Passeio Noturno de Ônibus pela Cidade de Seul

The location and time were confusing. I visited on a public holiday, so there were many international visitors. Although the departure was at 7:30, it seems best to arrive about an hour and a half early to queue up and secure your desired seat. You can get off at Gwanghwamun Station or City Hall Station and board at the Koreana Hotel. The driver was very attentive, checking on each person and providing explanations along the way, which made the ride enjoyable and saved us from walking too much. We had about thirty minutes of free time at Namsan Tower, which was a bit tight, but since I've been to Namsan often, it was fine. It had rained a little, but it stopped by the time we boarded the bus, so it was a pleasant time with a cool breeze.

It was so much fun! Starting from the Gwanghwamun Ticket Center, we took a course that circled around the Han River, and the breeze felt wonderful. The night view of the Han River was also beautiful. The 20-minute break at Namsan Tower at the end was also great. The night view of Seoul from the top of the mountain was also wonderful! It was the best to enjoy a night view drive for an hour and a half.

Highly recommended👍👍👍👍👍! A very pleasant Seoul City Bus tour, offering a panoramic view of the entire city of Seoul and the beautiful night scenery of the Han River 🌃. The Namsan Tower stop lasts about 30 minutes, allowing you to overlook the entire Seoul nightscape. The complimentary headphones 🎧 provide multi-language commentary, adding a brilliant touch to the whole trip. Very happy 😃😃😃

The night view tour seems popular, as six buses departed on August 12th. Online information stated a 7 PM departure, but we actually left at 7:30 PM. After picking up our tickets at the ticket center a little after 5 PM, we went to eat. We then lined up after 6 PM and managed to be at the front of the sixth bus, so we were able to get good seats in the middle of the second floor. We were given about 20 minutes of free time at Seoul Tower, but it wasn't enough time to actually go up the tower. Instead, we enjoyed the night view of the Myeongdong area from near where the bus dropped us off. We returned to the ticket center around 9 PM.

When you exit Gwanghwamun Station, Exit 6, and go straight, you'll find a ticket exchange point across from Starbucks. I arrived an hour early and waited in line. Boarding began about 30 minutes before departure. It started raining initially, so the roof was closed, but the rain stopped midway through the ride. As reviews mentioned, the right-side seats offered a beautiful view of the Han River. I sat on the right side, in the very front of the second floor, and the panoramic glass front provided an excellent view. It was great to be able to sightsee so easily just by riding the bus. We were dropped off at the Namsan Park Information Center for Seoul Tower, and I wasn't confident about finding my way back, so I didn't go all the way up, but I was able to see Namsan Tower and the night view of Seoul. On the way back, we were dropped off at the plaza, so I enjoyed a walk along the river before heading home.

Tickets were issued at 6:00 PM. There were a few people near the ticket counter and someone at the counter who spoke a little Japanese, so we were able to get our tickets right away. There were 7 buses on the day of the tour, and although we sat on the left side, we enjoyed it plenty. (Though the right side definitely has more to see.) We took a 30-minute break at Seoul Tower, and since there was no traffic, we returned to the starting point by 8:45 PM. Whether it is your first time in Korea or not, I think it is worth riding at least once. (About half or more of the passengers were locals.)

It was a leisurely drive around the Han River. I was able to get a great view of the different Han River bridges, and there was also a short stopover at Namsan Tower. Definitely recommended.

Last time, the tour was sold out and I couldn't get on, so this time I made a reservation in advance. When I arrived around 7 PM, there were many buses parked, but the right side of the second floor was already taken, so I sat on the right side of the first floor. The air conditioning was working well, and I could see everything clearly even from the first floor. The Cheonggyecheon Stream light-up after being dropped off at the bus's final stop was also beautiful.