City: Jung-gu
Top Things to do in Jung-gu
Top 10 Concerts & Shows in Jung-gu, South Korea
Seoul is the business and cultural hub of South Korea, where skyscrapers tower over Buddhist temples. Take it all in from the N Seoul Tower, built atop a peak in Namsan Park. The teahouses and shops of Insadong give you a taste of Korean flavor, which you can further experience with a visit to the grounds and museums of Gyeongbokgung. UNESCO World Heritage Site Changdeokgung Palace is a fine example of authentic ancient architecture.
Restaurants in Seoul
1. Myeongdong NANTA Theater
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 519 reviews
Reviewed By Pioneer301303
This is my second time to watch NANTA show. I bring my little one with me this time. He enjoyed it so much, and ranked it as his most favorite activity of his holiday in Seoul. Thank you for the great performance by the black team!
2. Jeongdong Theater
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 69 reviews
Since 1995. Korea’s No.1 traditional performance, presented with absolute dignity of the Jeongdong Theater brand 2019 Jeongdong Theater’s Regular Performance of Jeongdong Theater represents Korea’s traditional performance production, revealing a brand new performance wherein the story of real people from our history is rewritten. is a creation based on the story of “Jang Noksu,” who is branded as Joseon Dynasty’s best gisaeng and the symbol of ambition. This production features her ambition for power and the highest form of art of gisaeng that only she was able to achieve. This traditional performance from Jeongdong Theater is a dance drama that provides a special opportunity to experience Korea’s gisaeng culture, folk dance, and royal theatricals on a single performance stage. Don’t miss the opportunity to see Korea’s best art of gisaeng through Jeongdong Theater’s 2018 regular performance, <The Palace :Tale of
Reviewed By 781steved - Liverpool, United Kingdom
Our visit to the Jeongdong Theatre was the highlight of our trip to Korea.We saw "The Palace: Tale of Jang Noksu".The grace and artistry of the performers is gripping.It is a microcosm of Korean culture.The theatre is 15 minute walk from the Gyeongbokgung Palace and the Royal Guard Change.There is a cafe next door selling lovely snacks,cakes and drinks.We bought the tickets online for about £16 each.
3. DRUMCAT
4. The National Theater of Korea
5. Jump! Comic Martial Arts Performance
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 286 reviews
JUMP is a gravity-defying, internationally acclaimed martial arts comedy sensation combines acrobatics and live-action, a Sell-Out show and Comedy Award winner at Edinburgh Fringe Festival and has seen by over 6 million of people in 160 cities more in the world of West End, Broadway and so on. It gives a rare opportunity to see comic movie action scenes in LIVE without second-takes, wires and special effects. Imagine 'Jackie Chan meets Charlie Chaplin', it is JUMP!
6. Chungmu Arts Center
7. K-live
8. Fireman
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Non-verbal Performance Show Mon.-Sat. 15:30PM /18:00PM Sun,Holiday 18:00PM Myungbo Arthall FIREMAN Theater (B3)
9. Cookin' NANTA (Myeongdong)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 501 reviews
"A talented troupe of Korean performers treats Cookin' audience to a taste of Culinary lunacy-sliced and diced to percussive perfection." - Playbill, Minetta Lane Theater - NANTA premiered in 1997 and is the longest running show in Korean history. This electrifying 90-min show, on the comically-charged efforts of four cooks who are tasked with preparing an entire wedding banquet in just one hour, is one of Korea's most popular musicals of all time. Since its first performance, this world famous non-verbal performance made a record of 20% above full capacity at the theater driving the largest number of audience in Korean history.
Reviewed By 978ry
If you plan to go to only one entertainment show in Seoul, Nanta is highly recommended. It is an interactive and fun performance that showcase the traditional and modern Korean cultures, especially in the art of percussion, in a humorous way.
10. Cookin' NANTA (Myeongdong)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,879 reviews
"A talented troupe of Korean performers treats Cookin' audience to a taste of Culinary lunacy-sliced and diced to percussive perfection." - Playbill, Minetta Lane Theatre-NANTA premiered in 1997 and is the longest running show in Korean history. This electrifying 90-min show, on the comically-charged efforts of four cooks who are tasked with preparing an entire wedding banquet in just one hour, is one of Korea's most popular musicals of all time. Since its first performance, this world famous non-verbal performance made a record of 20% above full capacity at the theatre driving the largest number of audience in Korean history.
Reviewed By R0NfromCanada
I’m not really a fan of plays or the theatre, so I was really surprised how much I enjoyed Cookin’ NANTA. There is some interaction with the audience (don’t worry if you don’t understand Korean; it’s all based on gestures and expressions). My daughter was chosen to go on stage and be part of an act, which I guess made it even more fun. I’d go see it again. A truly fun time for all ages and nationalities.
