Namsan Seoul Tower Tourism

Namsan Seoul Tower, commonly known as N Seoul Tower, stands as a cultural landmark on Namsan Mountain in the heart of Seoul, South Korea. Opened to the public in 1980, this tower provides panoramic views of the sprawling urban landscape of Seoul. Its elevation of 236 meters on the Namsan Mountain, which is 243 meters high, combine to elevate the tower to approximately 479 meters above sea level, making it one of the tallest observational towers in Asia. The N Seoul Tower features a communication and observation deck and is equipped with various attractions including the Digital Observatory, the Roof Terrace, and the revolving N Grill restaurant. Also of note is the 'Locks of Love' terrace where couples attach padlocks as a symbol of their commitment. It functions as a radio and television broadcast signal tower, vital for the area's electronic communications. The design is marked by its distinctive shape, contributing to Seoul’s iconic skyline. It has become a symbol of the city and a popular destination for tourists and locals alike, offering educational and entertaining activities and events suitable for all ages.