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In early April 2014 I visited Seoul, a city that I can easily imagine living in. I’ve actually visited the city twice. I’ve told any number of people that if you told me today that I would have to move to South Korea tomorrow that I would say, “Wow – that will be challenging […] The pond out front of the National Museum of Korea. It’s not that I forgot to blog about Seoul, it’s that I ran out of time and there were other, more pressing things. That said, Seoul is a city I could imagine myself living in. It’s clean, interesting, full of friendly people, and easy […] Me and the South Korean Guard – I’m standing in North Korea The last stop in Seoul for me was the DMZ – the space between North and South Korea where tensions are highest. Except for me, the tension did not seem that great. I took a tour from the “Service Club” – www.tourdmz.com […] Changing of the Guard ceremony at Gyeongbokgung. After Sunday’s excellent adventures, I was looking forward to my Monday in Seoul – the plan called for me to meet my tour guides at 1pm at the Gyeongbokgung metro station – this left me a few hours to kill in the morning. Which I did by […] View from my hotel room in Seoul — third floor of the Hotel Manu. I would stay at Hotel Manu again. My trip from Berlin to Seoul was long – and while none of the travel, in and of itself, was stressful, by the time I got to Seoul Saturday evening, I was completely […] I want to tell you everything about my trip to Seoul – lots to tell, but I haven’t had time and, to be honest, the internet connection at my hotel (in one of the world’s most well connected countries) is a bit dodgy. So you must wait. However I wanted to share picture of my […] |
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