The best Brazilian restaurant in Seoul.   It's in Akpujong off the main drag.  Green sign off of a side street, second floor.

This is the north side of the DMZ, you can only access the DMZ from the south unless you take a trip through Cuba, China or Russia.  But on the south side, I suggest the USO tour.  You don't have to be part of the military to use the USO tour.  Just bring your passport.  You can google Seoul USO to get the information.  An AMAZING trip.  You'll see the border, infiltrations tunnels and museums.  A must see.  Not every day you can go to a "war zone" for a tour.

A great day trip. You can go on a cold wet day or a sunny day.  Plenty to do inside and out.  Young kids will love it.  Their is even an ice skating rink in the middle.  Something you've got to see.

Seoul Tower (or N. Seoul Tower, Namsan Tower or North Seoul Tower) is a must see.  You can see the entire city from there.  Go up during the day and and night.  You can take Bus # 2 or 3 up to the top.  You have to walk up a short steep hill to get up there.  If you want to eat make reservations for N Grill or the less expensive restaurant.  Plenty of photo ops.  You can also take a cable car up to the top.  You'll have to figure out how to do that.

A great, small park.  If you ahve small kids I highly suggest it.  Keep in mind the season  Monsoons and typhoons can hit the area.  We missed a typhoon by about 5 days.  

Not a good vacation spot.  It's still pretty dangerous and will be for some time.

Still dangerous.  Too bad, could be quite a tourist location for those wanting to look at ancient artifacts.  

Very picturesque!  This is a must see.  Often referred to as the Venice of Northern Europe.  You have to go there.  Plenty of places to eat and lots to see.  You can walk around Bruge for days and enjoy a different section.

We did a pod cast walking tour... it was great.  The self paced tour was great.  Lots to see, some places to grab some light snacks and food.  You can easily get there by taking the subway/train.  

If you are into fish, it's something to see.  But it's kind of overrated.  If you want to eat, the food looked amazing.

If you are a baseball fan, you've got to check out a Giants game.  It's not like any game you've ever been to in the States.

A fantastic scenic, gondola ride takes you up the mountain to the worlds largest seated Buddha.   Well worth the trip.  It's very touristy, but a great trip.  Be ready to walk if you want to walk all the way up the stairs.  Very easy to get to taking the subway.

Take a cab to Ak'pujong, (Rodeo Drive)  The sign is a pink neon monkey face.  Head on down the side streets to find it.  Great  bar, with good western music.  If you stay long enough you'll see the fire show.  Prices are reasonable.  They have lockers to put your stuff into.

Get some fresh fudge.  They make it right in front of you.

If you like to eat meat, go here.  It's off of the Sinsa station (just after Akpujong).  Take Exit 1.  Walk straight down the street about 200 meters.  Take the side street that goes slightly uphill on a 45 degree angle.  A meal costs  W25,000.  you'll eat till you burst.  Each course is better than the previous.  

If you want fresh fish go here.  You'll know you are at the right pace when you get off the subway... the smell hits you right in the face.  Lots of shopping and food to eat.  Well worth the trip.

The place is always packed and the service is pretty good.  I miss it.  Very affordable and you can grab a beer.

The BEST breakfast I've ever had.  It's worth the wait.  Go in the summer and you can sit outside.  The food is fabulous.  

Great price and fantastic food!  Directly across from the walking gate at Cp Humphreys.