Gyeonghuigung

Gyeonghuigung, in Saemunan-ro, South Korea, is an important piece of Seoul's history. It was once part of the royal palace complex where the kings of the Joseon Dynasty used to hold court. Today, the restored palace provides an amazing glimpse into the past.

Among the most fascinating sights here are the main palace building, the Tribute Hall, and Seonjeongjeon Hall. Other highlights include the reconstructed guards houses, storage buildings, and the summer pavilion, as well as the ancient fortifications and gates that helped protect the palace. Located near city hall and the old financial district, Gyeonghuigung is a fascinating spot to visit. Be sure to bring your camera to get some amazing shots of this iconic part of Seoul’s history; you won’t regret it.