63 Building
63빌딩
A landmark with a golden glass curtain wall on Yeouido. Completed in 1985, its top-floor observation deck and art museum overlook the Han River and Seoul's night skyline.
The 63 Building stands at the eastern tip of Yeouido, beside the Han River. Completed in 1985, it is about 250 meters tall and was once one of the tallest buildings in Asia. Its golden glass curtain wall shifts color with the light, making it a symbol of South Korea's economic boom years. The top floors house an observation deck and the 63 ART museum, with views over the Han River, N Seoul Tower, Bukhansan, and the high-rises of Gangnam. Sunsets and the lights of the bridges are especially beautiful in the evening. The building also has restaurants and a buffet. For observation deck admission and opening hours, check the official website. Getting there: about 15 minutes' walk from Yeouinaru Station on Line 5 or Daehak Station on Line 1. It pairs well with Yeouido Hangang Park and the cherry blossom road in Yeouido in spring.
Opening hours
Observation deck approx. 10:00–22:00 (check official website)
Nearby sights
- Noryangjin Fisheries Wholesale Market
- Yeouido Hangang Park
- The Hyundai Seoul
- Hongdae
- National Museum of Korea
- War Memorial of Korea
- Gyeongui Line Forest Park & Yeonnam-dong
- Ewha Womans University & Sinchon