Class project About Seoul, Korea

1. By. Jimin Kim
Seoul, Korea

2. Seoul’s favorite attraction
Seoul N
Tower
Lotte
World
Heunginji
mun
Coex
Mall
Jamsil
Sports
Complex

3. Seoul N Tower
 Height: 236.7m (777ft)
 A number of visitors each year: approximately 8.4 million
 Many visitors ride the Nam San Cable Car
 The N Seoul Tower is divided into three main parts: N Lobby, N
Plaza(2floors), and the N Tower(4floors).
 Cost: $9(over 13), $7(under 12)
 Address:105 Namsangongwon-gil,Yongsan-gu, Seoul, South Korea
 Website: www.nseoultower.co.kr

4. A view of Seoul, South Korea from the N Seoul Tower.
Map of Seoul N Tower
The Namsan cable car

5. Lotte World
 Lotte world is divided into two main parts: Magic
Island(outside), Adventure(indoor)
 Cost(a day pass): $41(adult), $36(teenagers), $32(child),
$10(baby)
 has South Korea's largest ice skating rink.
 offers a variety of small and big performances and festivals
in the park (for free).
 Address: 240 Olympic-ro, Songpa-gu, Seoul, South Korea
 Website: www.lotteworld.com/

6. Map of Lotte World
A view of Magic Island
A view of AdventureA mascot of Lotte World

7. Heunginjimun
 literally "Gate of Rising Benevolence“
 Also called Dongdaemun (Great East Gate)
 one of the The Eight Gates of Seoul in the Fortress Wall of Seoul
 First built by King Taejo (1398)
 Renovated in 1453 and rebuilt in 1896 (because of acid rain)
 Famous for big market (Gwangjang sijang)
 There’s a river near the Heunginjimun called Cheonggyecheon

8. A view of Heunginjimun
A map of Heunginjimun & market
A view of market

9. Coex Mall
 The largest underground shopping mall in Asia
 located in the basement of the Korea World Trade Center
 considered to be the best shopping and entertainment
complex in the area.
 Contains Aquarium, Megabox, Books stores and Game rooms
 Address: 59, Samseong-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea
 Website: http://coex.co.kr

10. A view of Coex Shopping Mall (inside)
A view of Coex Aquarium
A map of Coex Shopping Mall
A view of Coex Shopping Mall (lobby)

11. Jamsil Sports Complex
 Also known as Seoul Sports Complex
 Capacity: 30,265
 Built for 1986 Seoul Asian Games and 1998 Seoul Summer
Olympic
 Area: 402,816㎡
 Consists of the Olympic Stadium, Indoor Swimming Pool,
Inline Skating Rink and Sports Park, Arena
 Held Maroon5’s first Korean tour concert
 Address: 10 Jamsil-dong, Songpa-gu, Seoul, South Korea

12. A view of Jamsil Sports Complex
A view of Jamsil Stadium A view of Jamsil Arena