Anthracite / Felt Specialty Roasteries앤트러사이트 / 펠트
Serious specialty roasteries for coffee devotees
- Architectural cafes with single-origin pour-overs
Fine dining and omakase, specialty coffee, exhibitions and small-town local travel. Fewer crowds, deeper experiences, efficient routes built around reservations.
💡 Book the dinner and weekend trains (Korail) ahead.
Serious specialty roasteries for coffee devotees
Korean fine dining
💡 Both are in the Michelin Guide Seoul & Busan 2026 — Mingles (three stars, Gangnam) and La Yeon (two stars, The Shilla, Jung-gu). Book through each restaurant’s own reservation channel well ahead; see its current menu price there.
⚠ Check the cancellation / no-show policy when you book
Contemporary art collection
💡 Closed Mondays. The traditional-art permanent show is free; special exhibitions are paid (leeumhoam.org).
Special exhibitions for curated taste
💡 Price varies by exhibition; check each venue’s closing day before you go.
⚠ Closing days differ by venue
Bibimbap and makgeolli alley in a hanok town
💡 Check the current KTX fare and times on Korail.
Jeonju Hanok VillageTop attractionsHeritage village, grilled mackerel and Andong soju
💡 Hahoe Village ₩5,000 (adult); free shuttle bus from the car park to the village.
⚠ Traditional liquor hits harder than its proof suggests
Curated designer-brand shopping
Mung-bean pancakes and beef tartare at old-school stalls
💡 The food alley stays open later than the shops.
⚠ Some old-school stalls are cash-only
Gwangjang MarketTop attractionsLocal coffee and the sea
💡 Check the current KTX fare and times on Korail.