Experts' Choice Award Deoksugung
9 expert reviews
“There are many imperial palaces in Seoul, but only one is open at night - Deoksugung Palace.”
– Afar Magazine
Lonely PlanetTop choice
"Contains small gardens and ponds amid an extraordinary potpourri of contrasting architectural styles." Full review
Fodor's "An oasis in the heart of downtown Seoul. Originally built as a residence for the crown prince." Full review
Afar Magazine "While in Seoul, stop by Daehanmun Gate at Deoksugung Palace, where you can see semi-daily changing of the guard ceremonies." Full review
Michelin Guide 2 Stars
"Deoksugung, a palace built in the 15C, provided sanctuary for the royal family on several occasions." Full review
Time Out "Arched windows along with ivory colored walls detailed with golden ornate decorations reflect the influence of European aesthetics, yet nevertheless exudes an aura of medieval Joseon. " Full review
Time Out "A proper look at Deoksugung would mean not only examining it from the inside but also seeing it one step away. " Full review
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Check in advance for its' seasonal ceremonies, such as the changing of the Royal Guards.
Afar Magazine ""Virtuous Longevity" in the heart of the city...(and weird donuts)Surrounded by skyscrapers in the center of Seoul." Full review
Frommer's "The smallest of the city's palaces... it is known for its stone wall and the walk along its outside." Full review
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