Family things to do in Seoul

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go to Lotte World Tower

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han river walking or chillin in han river parks are good too

http://www.travelworldheritage.com/2013/04/19/top-30-things-to-do-in-seoul-korea-pt-33-1-10/

>>1240978
- Shop in Itaewon
- Walk down part of Cheonggyecheon, the urban river park
- Slightly more challenging, walk the old city walls up Bukaksan.

>>1241843
- Much more challenging: hiking up Bukhansan, in the national park, adjoining the climbing peak Insubong. We're talking cable ways, steep as shit. But views are extraordinary

>>1241844
- Sample day:
- Spend a morning running around the palaces, Changdeokgung and Gyeongbokgung. Be sure to see the palace guard changing.
- Then eat a massive Korean lunch.
- Then walk around Bukchon Hanok Village and shop for souvenirs.

>>1241845
- It's gonna be HOT. Hydrate.
- Go at the 60 y.o. pace, not the 20 y.o. pace or you'll flatline grandpa.

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>>1241845
Thank you very much guys :)

>>1241846
Hahah funnily enough, my father is the fittest out of all of us - or at least as fit as me. He cycles 80km a day as well as jogging and swimming a few kms every other day.
It's my mother who I'm a bit concerned about, but no so much with stamina, more with climbing stairs or hills.