Lykkers, are you ready to experience Seoul from above? Imagine standing on top of the world, looking out over the entire city from 63 floors up!
The 63 Building is one of Seoul’s most iconic skyscrapers, blending modern architecture with cultural attractions. Let’s explore what makes this landmark so special.
Getting to the 63 Building
Located on Yeouido Island, the 63 Building is easily accessible via public transportation. Take Subway Line 5 to Yeouinaru Station, and from there, it's a 15-minute walk or a quick bus ride (Bus 261, 753, or 5633). For those driving, parking is available at the building for around $2.30 per hour.
Admission to the 63 Sky Art Observatory is approximately $9.50 for adults and $8 for children. Combined tickets with other attractions like the 63 Aquarium cost around $20 for adults. If you're visiting during peak times, especially weekends, it’s best to book tickets in advance to avoid long waits.
Explore the Sky Art Observatory
The 63 Building’s Sky Art Observatory offers breathtaking views of Seoul’s skyline. Located on the 60th floor, it's the highest art gallery in the world. Visitors can admire panoramic views of the Han River, Namsan Tower, and even as far as Incheon on a clear day. The observatory also hosts rotating art exhibitions, featuring works by both Korean and international artists.
Tickets cost around $9.50 for adults, but it’s worth checking for discounts or combo tickets if you plan to visit other attractions in the building. It's a unique combination of art and architecture that creates an unforgettable experience.
63 Aqua Planet and More
If you're a fan of marine life, 63 Aqua Planet is a must-see! This aquarium, located within the 63 Building, houses over 400 species of marine animals, from tropical fish to penguins and otters. Interactive experiences, such as feeding sessions and touch pools, make it a fun stop for families.
Tickets to the aquarium cost around $14.50 for adults and $11 for children. For an even better deal, grab a combo ticket to include the Sky Art Observatory or 63 Sea World, where you can enjoy aquatic performances. The aquarium is an immersive experience for anyone who loves the ocean.
Dining with a View
One of the highlights of visiting the 63 Building is dining with a view. On the 59th floor, restaurants offer gourmet meals with a breathtaking backdrop of the Seoul skyline. From Korean fine dining at “Walking on the Cloud” to Western cuisine at “63 Buffet Pavilion,” there’s something to satisfy every palate.
Expect to pay between $60 to $110 for a luxurious meal, making it an ideal choice for special occasions. Reservations are recommended, especially for evening dining, to ensure you have the perfect spot to watch the sunset over the Han River.
Lykkers, the 63 Building is more than just a skyscraper; it's a complete experience. From sky-high views to incredible dining, it's an adventure you won’t want to miss!
