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Find the killer with clues all over town.Exploring South Korea
Seoul keeps five royal palaces inside a city of glass towers. Around Gyeongbokgung the wooden hanok lanes of Bukchon climb the hillside, Insadong sells brushes and tea, and the covered markets of Gwangjang fry pancakes all day. A restored stream runs below street level through the centre, which makes a cool line to walk in summer.
Summers are hot and humid and winters are sharply cold, so spring and autumn walk best. Palace tickets are cheap and free if you wear hanbok. Compare all City Games or browse all our destinations to pick your next city.
Where can I play a City Game in South Korea?
In Seoul. Open the city page below to see which games are available there.
Do I need a guide or a fixed start time?
No. You play on your own smartphone, without a guide, and start whenever it suits you. You only need an internet connection. Here is how playing works.
How long does a City Game take?
Plan on 1.5 to 2 hours and a walk of 3 to 4 km. You can pause at any moment and continue later.
How many people can play together?
Depending on the game, 1 to 4 or 2 to 5 players share one smartphone. Bigger groups play with several phones; see our options for companies and groups.
Which cities in South Korea have City Games?
City Games are playable in Seoul. Each city has its own games and its own route, so open a city page to see which games are available there and where they start. The full list of cities is further down this page.
How City Game works in South Korea
You book your game online and receive a confirmation email with everything you need. Open the game on your phone when you are ready and start whenever it suits you — no guide is waiting and there is no fixed departure time. Stop for a coffee or a museum along the way and pick up where you left off.
Who is City Game in South Korea for?
A City Game works for friends, family, couples and colleagues, and just as well on your own. You play in teams on one phone, and several teams can walk the same route at the same time, which is why it is often used for birthdays, team outings and family days. Children join in easily as long as an adult reads along.

