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    Based on our guideSeoul in 3 Days: A First-Timer's Itinerary (with Opening Hours)

    Tips for planning a day

    • Group stops that are close together; crossing a big city twice a day eats hours.
    • Plan one or two main sights a day and leave room for cafés, markets and getting lost.
    • Check opening days: many museums and palaces close one day a week.

    Questions people ask

    Do I need an account to save my plan?

    No. Your plan is saved in your browser on this device as soon as you change it. If you clear your browser data or switch phones, use a share link first so you can open the plan again elsewhere.

    How do I share my plan with the people I am travelling with?

    Tap "Copy share link" and send the link. The whole plan is stored inside the link itself, so anyone who opens it gets their own copy that they can edit without changing yours. Nothing is uploaded to our servers.

    Where do the sample itineraries come from?

    They are the same plans as our Seoul in 3 days and Seoul in 5 days guides, which list opening hours, closing days and the nearest subway exits for every stop. Load one, then add, remove or reorder stops to suit your trip.

    How many stops should I plan for each day?

    Two or three main sights a day is realistic in Seoul once you count subway rides, queues and meals. Group places that are close together, check palace closing days with Open or Closed?, and leave space for cafés, markets and getting a little lost.

    Can I print my plan?

    Yes. Use the Print button and your browser will print the current plan, or save it as a PDF to keep offline on your phone.

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