The Hanyang City Wall once defined the boundaries of the Joseon capital, built along the natural ridgelines to organize and protect the city.

From Naksan Park, you can clearly see how Seoul was originally structured around mountains, offering a unique perspective on how the city has expanded into today’s modern metropolis.

From the ridge, enjoy panoramic views of old and modern Seoul while understanding how this traditional layout evolved into today’s expansive metropolis.

Dongdaemun Design Plaza represents Seoul’s transformation from an industrial and manufacturing district into a center of design and creativity.

Designed by architect Zaha Hadid, its fluid, futuristic structure reflects a new vision of the city shaped by innovation and global culture.

Here, you will see how Seoul has reimagined its urban spaces, evolving from production to creativity in the course of its rapid development.

Rising above the Han River, Lotte World Tower offers a panoramic view of Seoul’s modern skyline and urban scale.

From this vantage point, you can clearly see how the city expanded along the river during the decades known as the “Miracle on the Han River,” transforming former outskirts into a dense and dynamic urban core.

This moment allows you to fully grasp the scale and speed of Seoul’s transformation into a global metropolis.

Seokchon Lake offers a calm and scenic contrast to the towering skyline of Lotte World Tower, creating a unique balance between nature and urban development.

Originally shaped during the city’s expansion along the Han River, the lake reflects how modern Seoul integrates natural spaces into its dense urban environment.

Walking along the water, you can experience a more relaxed side of the city, where everyday life unfolds alongside one of the most rapidly developed urban landscapes in the world.

Gangnam represents Seoul’s rapid transformation during the “Miracle on the Han River,” evolving from farmland into one of Asia’s most dynamic centers of business, culture, and innovation.

Inside COEX, the Starfield Library and the iconic Gangnam Style statue highlight Seoul’s global cultural influence, where contemporary design and K-pop culture meet in the heart of the city.

This final stop emphasizes Seoul’s role as a global city, bringing together economic growth, urban development, and worldwide cultural impact.