韓国でののおすすめランニングルート

Take your time. There is a lot to discover here 👍 Don't forget to be hungry!

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This bike saves the gym 👌

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A must in Seoul, especially the food area

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It is quieter in the morning.

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The street food area is highly recommended. It is quieter in the morning.

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Seoul and surrounding hills. Popular spot for runs and exercise.

Impressive building!

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Lots of opportunities to eat traditionally and cheaply. Even more opportunities to buy all kinds of things.

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wonderful, beautiful and exceptional

Coming from the west right at the beginning of the stream. Great lights in the evening.

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Brilliant street food market

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Great lighting and easy to combine with the stream.

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A great walk right on the water...

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The Gwangtonggyo Bridge, built in 1410, was the largest during the Joseon reign. In 1959 the remains of the bridge were buried under the road and in 2005 the bridge was excavated and restored.

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Bell pavilion originally built in 1396 and destroyed several times by wars and fires

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The Bosingak Pavilion is a large bell pavilion originally built in 1396 but destroyed many times. It received its current name in 1895.

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Top of Inwangsan mountain, great views over Seoul. Lot of stairs and bit of scramble, not much running possible. Barely no one there in the mornings.

Cherry blossoms scatter like snow in spring, thick trees provide shade in summer, and beautiful autumn leaves in autumn. You can also walk, run, or ride a bicycle on the path between the Metasequoia Lakes.

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This is a great section of wall, be warned initially very steep. On your left as you go up is a Seoul City Wall Museum which is definitely worth a separate visit, or do so before you begin your walk. If you don’t intend to do a large section of the wall I can recommend walking to the top of this section as far as Naksan Park observation point and then descend via Ihwa Mural village to your left. Aside from lots of pretty cafes and small shops there are many painted walls in various fun styles.

Bosingak is a large bell pavilion on Jongno Road. The bell gives the street its name, Jongno means "bell street". It was originally built in 1396, but destroyed many times by war and fire. On December 31, the "Ball Drop Ceremony" will take place here. With 33 bells, the new year is heralded here in Korea. Bell Ringing Ceremony: - Period: All year round (not available on Mondays) - Time: 11: 30-12: 20 (Bell-ringing from 11: 40 / once a day)

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