Changgyeonggung Palace - Map of Great Places in Seoul, Korea (sitios de interés)

Originally built in 1104 as a summer palace for the Kings of the Koryo Dynasty, it became one of the main palaces during the Joseon Dynasty. The palace was used as a temporary home for the King during the time Gyeongbuk Palace was being built. Unlike other palaces that has a North-South orientation, Changgyeong Palace faces East-West. Also, what is famous about this palace is the fact it connects to Jongmyo Shrine, a holy place for the Joseon Dynasty, where sacrificial rites are practiced for previous kings and queens. Closed Tuesdays. Admission: Adults (19-64): ?1000 (groups: ?800), Children (aged 7-18): ?500 (groups: ?400), Children 6 and under, seniors 65+: Free.