Seoul, already found for you
Every good thing to do in Seoul, already found for you.
Skip the 40-tab research spiral. Palaces, markets, cafes, day trips, and where to stay in Seoul—filtered by area with hours, prices, and Naver/Google map links.
Quick answer
Start with the classics done right—Gyeongbokgung, then the Bukchon hanok lanes, then Insadong—eat at Gwangjang Market, and find a cafe like Onion Anguk nearby. SeoulSheets has 1,557 places like these already checked, tagged by neighborhood, and linked to Naver and Google Maps, so you choose instead of search. It is delivered as one spreadsheet you keep and use offline in Seoul.
Who this is for
- First-time visitors with three to seven days in Seoul
- Short-break travelers from Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, the UK, or Australia who want the plan done before boarding
- Anyone with forty saved pins and no idea how they fit into days
What the spreadsheet solves
How to use it
- 1Open the Destinations tab and filter by neighborhood to see what clusters on the same day.
- 2Add meals from the Eats tab in the same area, with one backup row per meal.
- 3Check the time-needed and admission notes to decide how many stops fit a day.
- 4Open the Naver or Google link beside each row when you are on the ground.
Compared with other planning tools
| Option | Strength | Weakness |
|---|---|---|
| Blog listicles | Free and fast to skim | The same ten places repeated, with no hours, map links, or way to compare |
| Saved map pins | Remembers locations | Cannot filter by area, dietary need, time-needed, or admission |
| Guidebook | Edited and trustworthy | Out of date on hours and prices, not filterable, heavy to carry |
| SeoulSheets | 1,557 checked places, tagged and mapped, in one filterable file | Spreadsheet format, not an app; live routing still happens in Naver or Google |
Questions travelers ask
Is it worth $17 if I can Google everything?+
You can. SeoulSheets saves the part that takes evenings: 1,557 places already checked and tagged by neighborhood, type, and dietary need, with hours, price notes, and both Naver and Google links in one filterable file. You are paying for the sorting hours, not for secret information.
Is the information current?+
The workbook is researched and maintained in Seoul by Topundred Inc. and is at v2, with monthly updates as the working goal. Hours and prices in Seoul change often, so every row keeps a live Naver or Google link for a final check before you go.
Why not just use Google Maps or Naver saved lists?+
Map pins remember where a place is; they do not compare places. The sheet lets you filter hundreds of eats by area and dietary tag, see time-needed and admission for attractions, and keep a backup beside each plan—then jump to Naver or Google when you are on the ground.