Experts' Choice Award Changgyeonggung Palace
What the experts agree on
Changgyeonggung offers serene, manicured grounds with historic charm—less grand than Seoul's other palaces but prized for peaceful garden strolls. Cherry blossoms in spring are spectacular, and weekend cultural events like tea ceremonies add
“Various events (tea ceremonies, reenactments for the king's birthday, marriage ceremonies) are held at the palace on select weekend days.”
– Frommer's
Lonely Planet Top Choice
". The oldest surviving structure is the 15th-century Okcheongyo stone bridge over the stream by the main gate." Full review
Fodor's "Changgyeonggung stands out for its quiet beauty." Full review
Michelin Guide 2 Stars
"Not to be missed, particularly when the garden's cherry trees are in bloom." Full review
Afar Magazine "while it's not as impressive as some of the other royal enclaves in Seoul, the grounds are green and tranquil." Full review
