- ソウルスカイ｜韓国最高の展望台で特別な体験を！ - 韓国生活
- 韓国旅行のハイライトとして大人気のソウルスカイ（Seoul Sky）。123階建てのロッテワールドタワーの最上部に位置し、ソウル全体を一望できる絶景スポットです。韓国一高い建物での特別な体験を通じて、旅の思い出をもっと充実させませんか？
I visited the Seoul Sky Observatory, located on the highest floor of the Lotte World Tower, the sixth tallest building in the world and the tallest in South Korea, with 123 floors.
I recommend it as a great place to visit in Seoul and Jamsil, offering a 360-degree view of the city.
Seoul Sky SEOUL SKY
- Weekdays 10:30~22:00
- Fri, Sat 10:30~23:00
Seoul Sky is an observatory located on floors 117 to 123 of the Lotte World Tower, the tallest building in South Korea.
The Seoul Sky observatory, located on the 123rd floor of the Lotte World Tower, holds three Guinness World Records: longest travel distance double-deck elevator, fastest double-deck elevator, and highest glass floor observatory.
Tickets can be purchased on-site at the Lotte World Tower's B1 floor or pre-purchased online.
Tickets
- Adult (13 years old and above) 31,000 won
- Child (36 months~12 years old) 27,000 won
- FAST PASS (All ages) 62,000 won
Reservations through Naver offer discounts up to 21% and can be used on the same day.
It may be difficult for Japanese people to book directly through Naver, so you can book cheaper through travel sites.
Entry is from the entrance to the left of the ticket office. In the waiting area, videos showing the birth and history of Korea are displayed on the ceiling and walls. Going down to the B2 floor, there's an exhibition space with beautiful artwork featuring patterns of Korean palaces, tiles and more on the ceiling.
Finally, boarding the Guinness World Record-holding elevator!!!
It takes only 60 seconds to travel from the B2 floor to the 117th floor. A 360-degree video is shown on the ceiling, depicting scenes from Gwanghwamun to modern Seoul, and the construction of the Lotte World Tower, until you arrive above the clouds!!
Upon exiting the elevator on the 117th floor, you'll see displays about the origins of the Han River and the history of Seoul through ink art and digital art.
After the video ends and the screen rises, the breathtaking panoramic view of Seoul, including the Han River, unfolds before you. It's amazing!!
Seoul cityscape as seen from the Seoul Sky observatory on the 117th floor of the Lotte World Tower.
Taking the escalator up to the 118th floor, you'll find the open-air Sky Deck.
However, as you can see, it's quite crowded with tourists taking pictures. Even Koreans were amazed by it.
On the Sky Deck, which holds the Guinness World Record for 'highest glass floor observatory', you can experience the sensation of walking in the sky.
The ground visible through the glass floor below is quite breathtaking.
With its 360-degree panoramic view, you can see everything in Seoul, including the Han River, Namsan Mountain, and Olympic Park. It's a must-see place to visit in Seoul and Jamsil.
Looking at the Sky Deck from the 119th floor, even this view is amazing.
And don't miss the Sky Terrace outdoor observatory on the 120th floor.
Only open on clear, windless days, enjoying the fresh outdoor air and the stunning panoramic view of Seoul from the outdoor terrace was a truly new experience.
There's a cafe on the 122nd floor, the highest in the sky at 495m, and a premium lounge on the 123rd floor.
I finally came here after putting it off for a while, and I was very satisfied with the variety of things to see at such a reasonable price.
I highly recommend this place as a must-visit spot in Jamsil, along with Lotte World, the aquarium, Seokchon Lake, and the Lotte Tower Mall.
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