Seoul

As the capital of South Korea, Seoul is home to many top-league teams in baseball, football, and basketball. In baseball, its KBO League teams are the highest-ranking Doosan Bears who share the Jamsil Baseball Stadium with the LG Twins, and the Kiwoom Heroes who play at the Gocheok Sky Dome. In basketball, its KBL teams are the Seoul Samsung Thunders and the Seoul SK Knights who share the Jamsil Arena. In football, the city’s top-flight (K League 1) team is FC Seoul, who play their home games at the Seoul World Cup Stadium.

Adult ticket prices including fees for events in Seoul start from as low as KRW ₩726 for basic tickets to KRW ₩2,167,061 for the most premium tickets; with the average starting ticket price at KRW ₩726. The price depends on a range of factors including the type of event, performers, venue, and ticket category.

With a population almost twice as big as London’s, and one of the five biggest economies in the world, Seoul is undoubtedly a bucket-list city. Up until 1897, this powerhouse of a city was home to Korea’s Joseon dynasty. Their legacy remains with the Five Great Palaces, built between the 13 and 1500s, which have become some of the country’s finest examples of Korean art, history, and culture. Whilst age-old palaces and hanoks still stand proudly in Seoul, they are, quite literally, overshadowed by streets of skyscrapers. Between them, you’ll find futuristic shopping malls, authentic Korean restaurants, plenty of teahouses, some of Asia’s finest antique stores, and much more to inspire and entertain you.