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A night program at Deoksugung Palace that combines a guided evening tour of Seokjojeon Hall, a terrace café where you enjoy gabae-cha (coffee, which Emperor Gojong loved) and desserts to live classical music, and a musical about the Korean Empire’s imperial family. Launched as a pilot in 2021 and held officially since 2022, it now runs twice a year. Take home commemorative photos with early-modern props and souvenirs.
Deoksugung Palace Seokjojeon at Night (덕수궁 밤의 석조전)
Wed, Sep 9 – Sun, Oct 18
Seokjojeon Hall, Deoksugung Palace
서울특별시 중구 세종대로 99 (정동) 덕수궁
12 City Hall
about 50 m away
18:00–20:55 (100 minutes per session)
Paid (35,000 won per person)
Contact 1522-2295
About
A night program at Deoksugung Palace that combines a guided evening tour of Seokjojeon Hall, a terrace café where you enjoy gabae-cha (coffee, which Emperor Gojong loved) and desserts to live classical music, and a musical about the Korean Empire’s imperial family. Launched as a pilot in 2021 and held officially since 2022, it now runs twice a year. Take home commemorative photos with early-modern props and souvenirs.
More festivals to see
Yangjae Art Salon (양재아트살롱)
Yangjae Library by the Stream: Picture Book Journey (양재천을 품은 양재도서관 「물길 따라 그림책 여행」)
Gangdong Prehistoric Culture Festival (강동선사문화축제)
Gwanak Gang Gam-chan Festival (관악강감찬축제)
Jeongdong Culture Festival (정동문화축제)
Garak Oktoberfest (가락 옥토버페스트)
Nowon Moonlight Walk (노원달빛산책)
Dongdaemun-gu TEN FESTA (동대문구 청소년 페스티벌)
Geumcheon Harmony Festival (금천하모니축제)
Hangang River Festival (한강페스티벌)
Guides
Festivals and events ending this week in Seoul›Festivals near a subway station in Seoul and around›Source: Korea Tourism Organization (Korean listing, translated by us)
Data as of 10.17. Dates and prices can change, so check the official site before you go.