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Seoul City Tour Bus: fare

■ Seoul City Tour Bus: fare

Many cities offer bus tours for tourists, and Seoul is no exception. These buses take visitors to the city's famous attractions, making it convenient to visit popular tourist sites and saving time on transportation. Additionally, the buses provide audio guides.

The Seoul City Tour Bus offers 4 types of tours, each with audio guides available in 4 languages: Korean, English, Japanese, and Chinese.

Cours 1 Downtown Palace Namsan Course
Fare: Adult ($24), Children ($15)

Cours 2 Seoul Panorama Course(being prepared)
Fare: Adult ($24), Children ($15)

Cours 3 Around Gangnam City Tour(being prepared)
Fare: Adult ($24), Children ($15)

▶ Cours 4 Night Course 
Fare: Adult ($20), Children ($12)


For more information, please visit the following link
Seoul City Tour Bus : http://en.seoulcitybus.com/

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