Seoul, the capital of South Korea, has a population of about 9.4 million people within the city and over 25 million in the greater metropolitan area, making it one of the largest urban centers in the world. The city covers roughly 605 square kilometers (233 square miles) and is divided by the Han River. It is a global tech hub, home to major companies like Samsung, LG, and Hyundai, and boasts one of the world's fastest average internet speeds. Seoul also blends modern skyscrapers with history, featuring five grand palaces from the Joseon Dynasty and cultural landmarks like Bukchon Hanok Village.
The webcam overlooking Banpo Bridge lets viewers see the Hangang River and Banpo Bridge in Seoul, offering live views of the city's skyline and river scenery. The Banpo Bridge, completed in 1982, stretches about 1,495 meters (4,905 feet), linking the Seocho and Yongsan districts. It is world-famous for the Moonlight Rainbow Fountain, which uses nearly 10,000 LED nozzles to create colorful water displays along both sides of the bridge. Through the webcam, people can watch both daytime river views and the stunning illuminated fountain shows at night.
Seoul Station Plaza
The webcam with sound at Seoul Station Plaza is set on a nearby building, giving viewers a clear look at the bustling station plaza and the historic Seoul Station old building. Seoul Station, first opened in 1925, is a landmark of the city, blending early 20th-century architecture with modern design. The plaza itself serves as a central hub for transportation, connecting trains, subways, buses, and even the high-speed KTX rail network. Through the webcam, viewers can experience the lively atmosphere of the plaza, complete with street sounds, traffic, and the flow of travelers in real time.
Lotte World
The webcam facing Lotte World lets viewers see the amusement park and its attractions in real time. Lotte World, which opened in 1989 in Seoul, is one of the world’s largest indoor theme parks and attracts around 25,000 visitors per day.
Gyeongbokgung
The webcam looking from bird's-eye height shows the palace surrounded by mountains as well as nearby modern buildings. Gyeongbokgung Palace, located in the Jongno District about 1 km north of Seoul's city center, is the largest of the Five Grand Palaces built during the Joseon Dynasty. It is famous for its grand architecture, historical significance, and the daily Royal Guard Changing Ceremony, attracting over 2 million visitors each year. Through the webcam, viewers can admire both the traditional palace grounds and the dramatic contrast with Seoul's urban landscape.
Gwanghwamun Boulevard
The webcam shows live views of the wide boulevard with its nearby buildings, busy traffic, and streams of pedestrians. Located in the heart of Seoul, the boulevard is lined with important landmarks such as the statues of King Sejong the Great and Admiral Yi Sun-sin, as well as access to Gyeongbokgung Palace at its northern end. Visitors can also see the Sejong Center for the Performing Arts and enjoy cultural events often held along the boulevard. Through the webcam, viewers can experience both the everyday city life and the historical atmosphere of this central avenue.
Seokchon Lake
The webcam shows the lake beautifully ringed with trees, along with the surrounding cityscape. Located in Songpa District, southeastern Seoul, it sits close to Lotte World Tower and Lotte World amusement park. Locals love the lake for its cherry blossoms in spring, shady tree-lined areas, and seasonal festivals, making it a favorite place for relaxation and exercise. Through the webcam, viewers can enjoy both the calm natural scenery and the vibrant life around the lake.
Mapo Bridge
The webcam shows real-time views of the bridge, traffic, and the flowing river beneath. Mapo Bridge, completed in 1970, spans the Hangang River and connects the districts of Mapo and Yeongdeungpo in central Seoul. It is one of the city's key crossings, known for its heavy traffic and for being close to major business and cultural areas. Through the webcam, viewers can watch daily life on the bridge as well as the river scenery around it.
Jamsil Bridge
The webcam lets viewers see the bridge stretching across the Hangang River, with traffic, city lights, and river scenery in real time. Jamsil Bridge, opened in 1972, connects the Songpa District and Gwangjin District in southeastern Seoul, serving as an important commuter route.
Seoul Plaza
The webcam looking down at Seoul Plaza gives viewers a live view of the open square, surrounding buildings, pedestrian activity, and nearby traffic. Seoul Plaza is located in Jung District, directly in front of Seoul City Hall, about 1 km south of the historic city center near Gwanghwamun and Deoksugung Palace. The plaza is a popular gathering place for cultural events, seasonal festivals, and public demonstrations, making it a lively hub in the heart of Seoul.
