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Aktivitäten in South Korea
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Plan language: DeutschBeliebteste Attraktionen in South Korea
1. Gyeongbokgung Palace
Seoul
Schnelle Fakten: Dawn gilds tiled rooftops and vividly painted eaves, while palace guards in colorful uniforms perform the changing of the guard that fills the courtyard with drumming and fanfare. Visitors can wander restored halls and gardens, with more than a thousand artifacts and reconstructed structures helping to recreate royal ceremonies and daily court life.
Highlights: Imagine walking under a gate first completed in 1395, where lacquered red pillars and centuries-old dancheong patterns shimmer in turquoise and crimson under the sun. Wear a hanbok and the roughly 3,000 won entry fee is waived, and you can watch a vivid Royal Guard Changing Ceremony at the main gate, complete with brass horns, silk banners, and drumbeats that make the plaza thrum beneath your feet.
2. N Seoul Tower
Seoul
Schnelle Fakten: Glass-floored observation decks deliver a vertigo-tinged thrill as city streets shrink beneath your feet, while LED lighting choreographs vibrant color shows that change the silhouette after dark. Neighborhood couples tether tiny padlocks to nearby railings, creating a sparkling mosaic of promises that makes for irresistible nighttime photos and a surprising local ritual.
Highlights: At the observation deck couples and friends clip over 10,000 colorful padlocks to the chain-link fences, some stamped with names and dates and others painted with tiny hearts that glint in sunlight. After dusk the tower's slender 236-meter silhouette runs through rainbows of programmed LEDs, hundreds of lights sequencing in choreographed shows while a pine-scented breeze and the distant city hum make the whole place feel like a private light party.
3. Bukchon Hanok Village
Seoul
Schnelle Fakten: Morning light spills across rows of low tiled roofs and wooden beams, turning narrow alleyways into a cinematic patchwork of shadow and texture. Many of the hundreds of traditional houses remain lived-in or serve as tiny museums, cafés, galleries, and guesthouses visitors can enter or stay in.
Highlights: Winding stone alleys thread through roughly 900 wooden hanok, where curved tile roofs and honeyed rice-paper windows make late-afternoon light look like warm syrup and the faint scent of pine and ondol embers hangs in the air. Many of those hanok are still family homes rather than museums, so residents post polite signs asking for quiet and no flash photos, and some open their doors for slow tea ceremonies that reward respectful visitors with creaking floorboards and cups of toasted barley tea.
Haben Sie schon von kostenlosen Stadtführungen gehört?
Nach Reisen in über 30 Ländern gibt es eine Sache, die ich mir gewünscht hätte, jemand hätte sie mir von Anfang an gesagt, und sie hat meine Art, neue Städte zu erleben, komplett verändert.
Kostenlose Stadtführungen. Ja, wirklich kostenlos. Keine Kreditkarte nötig. Kein Haken.
Lokaler Guide, 2-3 Stunden
Hauptsehenswürdigkeiten, versteckte Juwelen, lokale Geschichten
100% auf Trinkgeldbasis
Guides verdienen nur Trinkgeld, also geben sie ihr Bestes
Sie geben Trinkgeld, was sich richtig anfühlt
Am Ende geben Sie einfach das Trinkgeld, das Sie für richtig halten
Ich habe diese Touren in dutzenden Städten gemacht und sie waren der Höhepunkt fast jeder Reise. Wenn Sie South Korea besuchen, machen Sie das am ersten Tag. Sie werden es mir später danken.
4. Changdeokgung Palace
Seoul
Schnelle Fakten: Cool stone walkways, the scent of pine, and mirrored ponds give the grounds an intimate, reflective atmosphere where carp glide under ornate wooden eaves. A tucked-away royal garden unfolds through winding paths and ancient trees, offering secluded pavilions and a hush that still feels like a private retreat for anyone exploring.
Highlights: Finished in 1405, the royal compound hides a 78-acre rear garden where kings once floated lacquered cups down a winding stream so courtiers would snatch them and improvise poems. On quiet mornings the wooden pavilion over the lotus-ringed Buyongji pond smells faintly of pine resin, and gardeners still follow Joseon-era pruning plans to keep views that match paintings centuries old.
5. Seoraksan National Park
Details, Tipps, Öffnungszeiten & mehrSokcho
Experience breathtaking mountain views and vibrant autumn colors. Trek through ancient forests and discover peaceful, mist-covered valleys.
Schnelle Fakten: Towering peaks stretch over 1,700 meters, making it one of the tallest mountain ranges in South Korea. The park is home to over 1,300 plant species and 600 animal species including the rare Korean goral.
Highlights: Bright autumn foliage paints the rugged mountain cliffs in vivid reds and golds, reflecting spectacularly in crystal-clear mountain streams. Early morning mists roll through valleys creating an ethereal atmosphere perfect for photography.
6. Haeundae Beach
Details, Tipps, Öffnungszeiten & mehrBusan
Immerse yourself in vibrant coastal energy. Feel the powdery sand and cool sea breeze while enjoying lively festivals and stunning sunrises.
Schnelle Fakten: The beach stretches about 1.5 kilometers with soft, white sand that glows under the sun. Around 100 million visitors flock here annually, making it one of the busiest beaches in the country.
Highlights: Every summer, tens of thousands gather for the Sand Festival, where giant sculptures crafted from sand tell intricate stories. Watching the sunrise here over the East Sea offers a mesmerizing palette of early morning colors reflecting off calm waters.
7. Dongdaemun Design Plaza
Seoul
Schnelle Fakten: Step inside and you'll feel like you’re walking through a flowing silver sculpture, with seamless curves and reflective surfaces that scatter light into shifting patterns. Glowing LEDs and a rooftop garden create quiet pockets of wonder, while rotating fashion shows and digital exhibitions keep the atmosphere unexpectedly lively.
Highlights: Zaha Hadid's swooping, spaceship-like structure feels like molten metal frozen mid-flow, its smooth aluminum panels and rounded corridors catching neon reflections and footsteps like a liquid mirror. After dark the site becomes a nocturnal fashion hive: wholesale markets and freelance designers haggle over fabrics and prototypes well into the early morning, and occasional exhibitions scatter thousands of tiny LED 'roses' that blink underfoot like a slow constellation.
Additional popular things to do in South Korea
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Beliebte Städte in South Korea
Traditionelle Süßspeisen
Tteok (Rice Cake)
Tteok is a Korean rice cake that comes in various forms and is often enjoyed during special occasions and festivals, showcasing the artistry of traditional Korean confectionery.
Yakgwa
Yakgwa is a honey cookie made from wheat flour, sesame oil, and honey, known for its chewy texture and deep, sweet flavor, traditionally served during holidays and celebrations.
Hodugwaja (Walnut Cake)
Hodugwaja is a small walnut-shaped pastry filled with red bean paste and walnut pieces, popular as a regional specialty of Cheonan.
Traditionelle herzhafte Gerichte
Kimchi
Kimchi is fermented vegetables, usually napa cabbage or radishes, heavily seasoned with chili pepper and garlic, and is a staple side dish embodying Korean cuisine's bold flavors.
Bibimbap
Bibimbap is a mixed rice dish topped with assorted vegetables, meat, a fried egg, and gochujang chili paste, symbolizing harmony and balance in Korean food.
Samgyeopsal
Samgyeopsal is grilled pork belly served with leafy vegetables for wrapping and various sauces, a popular Korean BBQ dish enjoyed socially.
Traditionelle Getränke
Sikhye
Sikhye is a sweet rice drink made from fermented malt and cooked rice, commonly consumed as a dessert beverage during festivals for its refreshing qualities.
Soju
Soju is a clear distilled alcoholic drink made from rice, wheat, or barley, regarded as Korea's most famous traditional spirit and enjoyed worldwide.
Bori-cha (Barley Tea)
Bori-cha is a roasted barley tea served hot or cold, often consumed daily in Korean households for its nutty flavor and health benefits.
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Beliebteste Tagesausflüge
Suwon
Known for the Hwaseong Fortress and traditional Korean architecture.
Nami Island
Famous for tree-lined roads and scenic outdoor activities.
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Lines 1, 4, Gyeongbu, Honam, and more
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