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Step 1 Before you fly

What a day in Seoul costs

Seoul can be cheap. Palaces cost ₩1,000–3,000, many museums are free, and a subway ride is ₩1,550. Work out your own trip from official prices only.

Your trip, per person

How you get around

Paid sights you plan to see

Adult prices for foreign visitors aged 19–64. The palaces and Jongmyo are free for foreign visitors 18 and under or 65+, and for anyone wearing hanbok.

Free, no ticket: National Museum of Korea, National Palace Museum, War Memorial of Korea, Seoul Museum of History, Bukchon, Cheonggyecheon, Hangang parks.

Your trip, per person, before your stay and flights

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How we got there

Your numbers

Pay per ride0 rides × ₩1,550 + ₩3,000 card₩0
Climate Card pass– day pass + ₩3,000 card₩0
Transport: the Climate Card is cheaper for youNot included: your airport train or bus. The Climate Card can't be boarded at Incheon Airport, so arrive on T-money.₩0
Paid sights₩0
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Rides over 10 km cost ₩100 more per 5 km. Switching between subway and bus within 30 minutes is a free transfer, so a trip with one change still counts as one ride here.

Food

What visitors actually spend on eating out

In Korea's official 2025 visitor survey, foreign visitors spent on average US$209 at restaurants over their whole trip, and stayed 6.5 days on average. Spread evenly, that's about US$32 a day (our arithmetic, not a survey figure).

It's an average across all visitors to Korea, not a Seoul price list. We don't invent meal prices, so the calculator only adds food if you type your own number.

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Sources

Official pages, checked 2026-10-23. Sight prices come from our sight data, each checked on its official page.

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