❄️☃️ Seoul in Winter: Museums, Snow & Ice Fun 🇰🇷✨

I visited Seoul in January, and wow — it was truly magical! During the day, temperatures hovered around 0°C, sometimes dropping to -12°C at night ❄️, but the air was dry and crisp.

One lucky day, I explored the Museum of Contemporary Art, which is free 🎨. When I stepped outside, it had started snowing lightly, so I headed straight to a nearby ice rink ⛸️. It was incredibly cheap — just one sol (Korean money!) — and they provide shoes, helmets, and kneepads, so you’re fully protected. I skated for 45 minutes, enjoyed a tiny ice cream 🍦, and soaked in the winter atmosphere.

Later, I visited a palace 🏯 — the ticket was affordable, and the snowfall made it feel straight out of a postcard. I even had time to build two small snowmen ☃️ before wandering through the local streets back to my cozy house.

💡 Tip: Seoul in winter is all about layers, comfy shoes, and embracing the snow — museums, ice skating, and palaces make a perfect cold-weather day! 💙

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Post by Yana Berg | Sep 27, 2025