Jamsil 28Lotte World, Lotte World Tower

Lotte WorldPhoto: KTO
Theme parkObservatory

Jamsil is home to Lotte World Tower, Korea's tallest building, and the Lotte World theme park. The Seoul Sky observatory gives a sweeping city view, and Lotte World Mall and Seokchon Lake round out a full day.

Tip
Lotte World takes most of a day; the observatory alone needs 2–3 hours.

Plan a trip with Jamsil

Main spots

Best time to visit

A full day from the morning if you're going to Lotte World. For the observatory alone, go up late in the afternoon for both day and night views.

Half-day route

  1. From Jamsil Station to Lotte World (or a walk around Seokchon Lake)
  2. Lunch in Lotte World Mall
  3. Stroll around Seokchon Lake
  4. Go up Seoul Sky in the late afternoon
  5. Dinner in the mall after the night view
Good to know
Lotte World is very busy at weekends and on holidays. Buying tickets online in advance is often cheaper.

Getting there

Nearest: Jamsil Stn (Lines 2, 8)

FromRouteTimeFare (approx.)
Incheon AirportAREX all-stop train → change at Hongdae · Yeonnam → Line 2~105 min6,300 KRW
Gimpo AirportLine 9 (Express) → Line 9 (Express) → change at Seokchon to Line 8~61 min2,050 KRW
Seoul StationLine 4 → change at Dongdaemun H&C Park to Line 2~40 min1,750 KRW

From Incheon you can also take the AREX Express to Seoul Station (~43 min, ₩13,000) or an airport limousine bus (₩16,000–18,000).

Nearby areas

ToRouteTimeFare
SeongsuLine 2~10 min1,550 KRW
DongdaemunLine 2~22 min1,650 KRW
Gangnam · SinsaLine 2 → change at Seoul Nat'l Univ. of Education to Line 3~25 min1,650 KRW
Ikseon-dong · InsadongLine 2 → change at Euljiro 3-ga to Line 3~33 min1,650 KRW

Fares are adult transit-card estimates as of 2026-10.

FAQ

What is the nearest station to Jamsil?

Jamsil Stn (Lines 2, 8).

How long from Incheon Airport to Jamsil?

About 105 minutes by AREX and subway, roughly ₩6,300 (AREX all-stop train → change at Hongdae · Yeonnam → Line 2).

How much time do I need in Jamsil?

For the main spots, allow about 3 hours. Lotte World takes most of a day; the observatory alone needs 2–3 hours.