N Seoul Tower
N Seoul Tower sits atop Namsan Mountain in the middle of the city, and its observation deck offers the most panoramic views of Seoul available anywhere, spanning the full sprawl of the metropolis in every direction. It's equally known for the thousands of 'love locks' attached to fences around the tower's base, a tradition where couples attach padlocks as a symbol of their relationship, creating a colorful, dense wall of metal near the summit.
Getting there is part of the experience — the cable car ride up Namsan, or a scenic hike through the surrounding park, both offer views before you even reach the tower itself, and evening visits are especially popular for the city lights.
N Seoul Tower FAQs
Padlocks that couples attach to fences near the tower's base as a symbol of their relationship, a well-known Seoul tradition creating dense clusters of colorful locks.
A cable car from the base of Namsan, a bus, or a hiking trail through Namsan Park all lead up to the tower.
Yes, evening visits for the city lights are especially popular, though it also gets crowded then.
Yes, the cable car and the tower's observation deck each require separate tickets.
On clear days, the panoramic view covers a large portion of the Seoul metropolitan area in every direction.
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