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The largest royal palace of the Joseon dynasty, Gyeongbokgung stands with its restored pavilions in the heart of Seoul. History, sites to see and practical advice.
Remains of the Silla royal palace in Gyeongju: oval artificial pond, Imhaejeon hall and the sacred bell of King Seongdeok, to visit by day or in the evening.
In the heart of Seoul, Deoksugung Palace blends Joseon pavilions with rare neoclassical buildings from the late 19th century. History, visit and practical access.
In Seoul, Changgyeonggung Palace houses Korea's oldest preserved throne hall and nine centuries of history, from Goryeo through modern restoration.
UNESCO-listed Joseon Palace, Changdeokgung is renowned for its historic halls and the 32-hectare Huwon garden, in northern Seoul.
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