Seeing Alphonse Mucha art in person is just lovely.
Alphonse Mucha at My Art Museum 마이아트뮤지엄
Tag: things to do in seoul
Jade Mug X Yumi’s Dress Room 제이드머그 X 유미의 드레스룸
I went to a dress up cafe.
European Christmas Market
A very crowded European Christmas market in Seoul.
Jeong-dong Observatory 정동전망대
A nice and very chill observatory overlooking Deoksugung palace.
Itaewon Global Village Festival 이태원지구촌축제
Every year on the main road of Itaewon there's a global village festival. Restaurants from throughout the neighborhood set up booths so you can walk down the street and try food from all over the world. There's performances, cultural events, a parade, and an insane amount of people, more so then even usual, in Itaewon. [...]
Discover Seoul Pass
Nathalie recently got a Seoul Pass to try out for a video she wanted to make and I went out for a weekend to help her film. The Discover Seoul Pass is a 24 to 48 hour pass that let's you into many of the attractions of Seoul for free. You can also put money [...]
Jump 점프 at MyungBo Arthall
As per our field trip madness on a wednesday afternoon we took 3 large buses down to Seoul to watch Jump a non-vocal martial arts comedy. I love non-vocal performances, things like Leterna Magica, where you don't need to know the language because they don't really use it. The same thing with street performance magic [...]
Soul Train Vintage Music Lounge
After dinner we headed out to Soul Train Vintage Music Lounge at 54-4 Itaewon-ro 27ga-gil. It wasn't what we were expecting which was a relaxed lounge with music and an opportunity to dance or sit and talk. Instead we found a small crowded space with limited seating and more people dancing drunkenly to the point [...]
Blind Alley
Located near Sookmyung Womens University at 63-20 Cheongpadong 2(i)-ga, Yongsan-gu in Seoul is a small cafe with two raccoons. Animal cafes aren't anything new to Seoul. You can have a drink and try to play with cats or sit and eat cake with a small dog on your lap at many little cafes throughout Korea. [...]
Ihwa Mural Village 이화벽화마을
There are several mural villages throughout Korea, little residential areas covered in art. The Ihwa Mural Village is located in Seoul in Ihwa-dong, Jongno-gu. It's open all year round and is filled with little shops and restaurants. A friend of mine had been wanting to check it out for awhile so we finally headed out one [...]