Seoul Olympic Park (How to go, what to expect) - KSPO Dome, Olympic Handball Gymnasium is also located here

Seoul Olympic Park is a familiar place to most since it’s famous for hosting multiple concerts and events for numerous solo artists or K-pop groups. But, it has more to offer than just a venue for these events.

The Park is filled with different trees and landscapes that look amazing during different seasons.

The first time I was able to come here was for NCT 127 The Unity – Neo City (last day) concert! I was not able to properly document since I was full of excitement that day (😆) so I will post about it now!

How to go to Seoul Olympic Park

1. Get down at Olympic Park Station (line 5, line 9)

2. Get out at exit 4

it’s going to be a bit of a walk but the weather was good so we didn’t mind!

follow the signs that say exit 4, even if it says exit 3 should be for Olympic Park, it would be better to get out of exit 4

I wasn’t able to take photos of how it looks as soon as you get out of exit 4 because there were a lot of people selling fan-made merch with their stalls!

There were three events simultaneously happening when we went to the park!!

We were only able to see part of the park, it was huge! We weren’t even able to see these during our walk. If you want to go around the park, I’d recommend allotting a few hours!

Here are some photos we were able to take while walking around! It was the “best” fall foliage we saw during our trip.

view heading to KSPO dome / Olympic Baseball Gymnasium

all photos were taken using an iPhone 13 Pro Max / Fujifilm X-T20 18-55 mm

I’d love to come back and walk around the park especially if the weather is good! There were a lot of locals having picnics around the park with their loved ones.

Watch my Seoul travel film here!