Gyeongbokgung Palace Review

This palace is beautiful and grand. Certain areas are stunning. But it's a VERY big space so be prepared to walk a bit. Some parts were very wide and open.

Also, the admission is discounted for those with physical disabilities and free to those wearing Hanboks (the traditional Korean attire than can be rented just outside of the palace at various shops).

An absolutely beautiful palace that was surprisingly wheelchair accessible, although some of the terrain can be uneven at times.

Beautiful cherry blossom 🌸 free enter with wearing hanbok. Rental hanbok can book online or shop counter photo taken on 7/4/24😃

A beautiful historical place, located in the middle of Seoul City. Near to any other attraction place. highly recommended!

worth visiting and we paid for the Hanbok and we looked good. weather was cold and the hanbok was thick enough to withstand the cold.

There are plenty of hanbok rental stores directly to the west of the palace, you can't miss them. If you wear a hanbok you can just walk right into the palace, no need to stop at the ticket counter unless you want a guided tour.

A must-see when visiting Seoul! Entry is extremely cheap, but I recommend spending the little extra if you can to rent a hanbok to wear which makes entry free.