Seosulla-gil

Known for its particularly gorgeous landscape during the spring and autumn seasons, the Seosulla-gil is located to the west of the Sulla-cheong, an old government office building during the Joseon Dynasty that had been responsible for patrolling the Jongmyo Shrine, and also serves as the origin of its name, Seosulla-gil, literally translated as "West Sulla Road." The road begins from 45-5, Jongno 3-ga, Jongno-gu, and spans a fair distance up until 26 Gwonnong-dong. The path offers a wide variety of stops that emulate the ambiance in the Jongno area, such as Hanok restaurants and cafes. With the location of it being at the heart of Seoul, there are also several places to visit in the immediate neighborhoods, including Ikseong-dong, Insa-dong, Bukchon Village, Samcheong-dong, Euljiro, and more!