Seoul City Hall. Seoul, South Korea.
Seoul City Hall was one of my favorite sights. Aside from housing the administrative offices for the city, Seoul City Hall also had art and history exhibits. It also had a bookstore and other resources for Seoul residents.
Seoul, South Korea.
The indoor vertical garden was amazing. It was installed to create humidity and better air quality within the building.
Seoul, South Korea.
There were paper “citizens” hanging from the walls inside.
Seoul, South Korea.
The sculptures of snails moving slowly over time was one of the coolest sections.
Seoul, South Korea.
Though, the sculptures of kids flying on different animals were great, too.
Seoul, South Korea.
This exhibit showed the history of Seoul Plaza.
Seoul, South Korea.
Upstairs, there was a “sky hall” exhibit with a timeline of the other Seoul City Halls.
Seoul, South Korea.
Downstairs, there was an information desk, tourist pamphlets, and other resources.
Seoul, South Korea.
There were various photography, audio, and sculpture exhibits, as well.
Seoul, South Korea.
If you want to learn more about Seoul’s history and enjoy wandering museums, you should definitely check out Seoul City Hall. (Another bonus: admission is free!)
sometimes, Samantha writes 
I love the exhibits and sculptures!
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I did, too! Originally, I was also going to see the art museum next door, but after seeing the awesome architecture & exhibits at city hall, I decided against it.
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