This is the first solo exhibition in South Korea by this acclaimed American artist. Born in Los Angeles in 1961, Bradford is known for his large-scale abstract paintings. His work draws on everyday materials and tools found in hardware stores and is deeply rooted in his personal experiences in Los Angeles and the sociopolitical narratives of marginalized communities.

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Amorepacific Museum of Art

Banyan Tree Club & Spa Seoul

Near Namsan Mountain Park|Hannam-dong/Itaewon, Seoul

Four Seasons Hotel Seoul

Near Gwanghwamun Square|Myeong-dong, Seoul

Gyeongbokgung Palace

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Gyeongbokgung Palace: A 600-year-long heartbeat of a dynasty&mdash;a truly memorable experience!
A must-see for history buffs and highly recommended for those seeking a cultural experience! As Korea&#39;s &quot;Palace of the Forbidden City,&quot; Gyeongbokgung Palace&#39;s value goes far beyond its visual appeal&mdash;it serves as the epic starting point for the Joseon Dynasty and a spiritual landmark for understanding Korean culture. Those seeking glitz and glamour may be disappointed, but for those seeking to connect with the soul of the Joseon Dynasty, this is the place to be.

Soul-stirring Highlights:
Changing of the Guards Ceremony (A Must-See!): Performed daily at 10:00 AM, 1:00 PM, and 3:00 PM at Gwanghwamun, this living historical drama unfolds! To the roaring sound of drums, guards in traditional military uniforms march in formation, wielding halberds, their steps resonating as you journey back to 1395 (free and truly breathtaking).
The Philosophical Code of the Complex: The painted double eaves of the Geunjeongjeon Palace embody the majesty of the monarch, the Gyeonghoe Floating Palace reflects the unity of nature and humanity, and the elegant blue tiles of the Jagyeongjeon Palace convey the Zen spirit of the harem&mdash;every beam and pillar holds within them a Confucian cosmology. Hidden healing corners: The picturesque lotus pond at Hyangwonjeong on the west side, where autumn maple leaves dye the palace walls red, is a delightful escape. The Bukwon National Folk Museum (free) uses everyday artifacts to depict the dynastic atmosphere, a warmer experience than the palace itself.

A hanbok experience paradise: Clothing rental shops abound inside and outside the palace walls. With a hanbok and a bun (approximately 20,000-30,000 won), you can immerse yourself in a historical landscape without any barriers. Every photo of the blue-tiled stone pavement is a cinematic masterpiece (admission is free!).

True Experience: Avoid the midday sun! Early morning or an hour before closing time is the least crowded, when the slanting light and shadows on the stone carvings of mythical beasts are most striking. Vegetation within the palace is sparse, so combine a half-day visit with the National Museum of Contemporary Art or Bukchon Hanok Village on the west side. Closed on Tuesdays!

Conclusion: Gyeongbokgung Palace isn&#39;t just a &quot;10-minute photo op&quot; attraction. It requires you to slow down and feel the breath of a dynasty amid the drumbeat of the changing of the guards and the silence of the mottled shadows of the pillars. This heaviness and poetry that transcends time and space is truly a priceless treasure.

Lotte World Adventure

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Amusement parks

Alexemiller

Even though we bought tickets online we still had to wait in line to print them out which was very annoying. Lotte world Seoul is not the biggest amusement park I have been to but for the price it was worth it. I would recommend going on a week day to avoid the crowd.

Josun Palace, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Seoul Gangnam

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JW Marriott Hotel Seoul

Park Hyatt Seoul

Near COEX Convention & Exhibition Center|Gangnam, Seoul

Olympic Park

eat.to.be.joy

If you want to get close to nature, the Olympic Park in Seoul, South Korea is a good place. Many Koreans come here to picnic and enjoy flowers. There are also multiple indoor venues that provide various ball games and concert activities!

Changdeokgung

Gabrielle S

The palace is well-preserved and has so much rich history! It&rsquo;s also walking-distance from Jogyesa Temple and the Insa-dong neighborhood. The views are especially spectacular at sunset.

Cheonggyecheon, Seoul

Natural scenery

Boat tour

emmy_j

It is nice to walk along Cheonggyecheon.Itinerary: &bull; Myeongdong - Ikseon-dong Hanok Village &bull; Euljiro - Jongno&bull; Dongdaemun - Gwangjang Market #cheonggyecheon #walk #myitinerary #myeongdong #ikseondonghanokvillage #euljiro #jongno #dongdaemun #gwangjangmarket #seoul #travel #photo #food #shopping

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