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Seoul Sky offers breathtaking 360° views of the city’s skyline. From high above, you see Seoul’s vibrant mix of modern and historic sites. Truly a must-visit!

  • A new world in the sky
  • 6th highest in the world, Korea’s highest 123-story landmark (555m)
  • A place where you can see Seoul, the capital of Korea, at a glance in 360 degrees.

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Seoul Sky Observatory Ticket Experience Seoul from the top of Korea’s tallest building. Located on the 117–123rd floors of Lotte World Tower, Seoul Sky offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city from 500 meters above ground. ⭐ Highlights Enjoy stunning 360° views of Seoul’s skyline, Han River, and surrounding mountains Visit the world’s highest glass-floor observatory for a thrilling experience Perfect photo spot day or night, with different views in every season ⭐ Good to Know Indoor observatory, open year-round Easy access via Jamsil Station Ideal for couples, families, and first-time visitors to Seoul ✨ Why You Shouldn’t Miss SEOUL SKY ▸ 360° Panoramic Skyline View On clear days, your view can extend all the way to the Yellow Sea — a truly unforgettable part of any Seoul trip. ▸ High-Speed Elevator (600m/min) Experience one of the world’s fastest elevators, taking you from underground to the sky in just seconds. ▸ Immersive Art Zone Before reaching the observatory, explore media art exhibitions on B1–B2 floors showcasing Korean culture, Seoul’s history, and the tower’s architectural beauty. ▸ Media Shows & Iconic Photo Spots Enjoy spectacular media performances on the upper floors. The tower is also a popular filming location for Korean TV programs — a must-visit photo hotspot for travelers. 🕒 Opening Hours Sun–Thu: 10:30–22:00 Fri / Sat / Public Holidays: 10:30–23:00 ※ Last admission: 1 hour before closing. Sky Terrace (120F) may close temporarily in the following conditions: Severe weather (heavy rain, strong winds, dust storms, etc.) Rainfall exceeding 5mm per hour Temperature difference of 20°C or more between indoor and outdoor areas Some observatory zones may also adjust operations depending on visitor volume.

Location

300 Olympic-ro, Songpa District, Seoul, South Korea

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