SeoulPalais Royal
경복궁
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Gyeongbokgung Palace (경복궁) in Seoul. A distinguished historic landmark featuring preserved classical architecture and royal heritage, situated with convenient transit connections and comprehensive visitor amenities.
Sortie 5 · 390 m à vol d’oiseau, environ 8 min à pied (estimation)
Sortie 1 · 760 m à vol d’oiseau, environ 13 min à pied (estimation)
Distances à vol d’oiseau depuis la sortie répertoriée la plus proche (ou la station sans sortie répertoriée) ; les temps de marche sont estimés. Les sorties peuvent changer : suivez la signalétique.
Visitor tips, feedback, and questions submitted by real travelers.
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