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Beyond a blank template
Start with the Seoul research already done.
Get a ready-made Seoul travel database with curated neighborhoods, cafes, restaurants, stays, phrases, transit, and map links.
Quick answer
SeoulSheets is not an empty trip planner template. It comes populated with 1,557 curated Seoul entries across neighborhoods, food, cafes, stays, routes, transit, Korean phrases, and Naver/Google map links.
Who this is for
- Travelers who want to skip building a Seoul list from scratch
- Couples and groups comparing many possible stops
- Repeat visitors building a more local second or third trip
What the spreadsheet solves
Too many saved places with no decision framework
Food, cafe, hotel, and route research split across apps
Lack of Korean map links when Google Maps is not enough
No shared source of truth for group planning
How to use it
- 1Pick the tabs that match the trip: food, cafes, stays, transit, routes, phrases, and neighborhoods.
- 2Filter down to the rows that fit the traveler type, budget, location, and trip length.
- 3Shortlist the curated entries that fit each day and keep useful backups nearby.
- 4Keep the spreadsheet for live reference after arrival.
Compared with other planning tools
| Option | Strength | Weakness |
|---|---|---|
| Notion template | Nice narrative planning space | Less efficient for filtering many Seoul rows |
| Google Sheets template | Easy sharing | Still starts empty unless the Seoul data is already curated |
| SeoulSheets | Comes pre-filled with 1,557 researched Seoul entries and map links | Delivered as an .xlsx, then imported if you prefer Google Sheets |
Questions travelers ask
Can I upload SeoulSheets to Google Sheets?+
Yes. It is delivered as an .xlsx spreadsheet and can be opened in Excel, Numbers, or uploaded to Google Sheets.
Does it replace all travel research?+
It replaces much of the collection and organization work, but fast-changing details still need a final check: opening hours, availability, ticket rules, and reservations.