Take a free virtual walking tour through Seoul, South Korea — home to 9,776,000 people and one of Asia's most remarkable cities. Nearaway streams immersive 4K street-level footage from Seoul, letting you explore its neighbourhoods, culture, and atmosphere from anywhere in the world — no passport, no flights, no account required.
In 1394, King Taejo of the newly founded Joseon dynasty chose a mountain-ringed valley on the Han River as his capital, naming it Hanyang. Geomancers declared the site — embraced by four guardian mountains — ideally suited for a ruling dynasty. After Japanese occupation and the devastating Korean War, Seoul rebuilt itself into one of the most technologically advanced megacities on Earth within a single generation.
Seoul has the world's fastest average internet speed and more Michelin-starred restaurants per capita than Paris. The best time to take a virtual walk through Seoul is spring (april–may) for cherry blossoms or fall (october) for foliage. Must-try local foods in Seoul include Bibimbap, Korean BBQ, Tteokbokki. T-money cards work on all transit. Elders are given seats on public transport — always.
안녕하세요 (Annyeonghaseyo)
How locals say hello in Seoul
Spring (April–May) for cherry blossoms or Fall (October) for foliage
T-money cards work on all transit. Elders are given seats on public transport — always.
In 1394, King Taejo of the newly founded Joseon dynasty chose a mountain-ringed valley on the Han River as his capital, naming it Hanyang. Geomancers declared the site — embraced by four guardian mountains — ideally suited for a ruling dynasty. After Japanese occupation and the devastating Korean War, Seoul rebuilt itself into one of the most technologically advanced megacities on Earth within a single generation.
Seoul has the world's fastest average internet speed and more Michelin-starred restaurants per capita than Paris.
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