Best southkorea City Pass

Discover 29 City pass in South Korea on Trip.com, updated 11 July 2026, with experiences lasting from 1 to 2 hours. Find the perfect adventure for your day!

From S$ 0.01 per person, with an average total of S$ 27.12. Choose the option that suits your plan.

With 4.793k verified reviews, City pass South Korea boast an average rating of 4.9.

This week's most popular City pass: "VISIT BUSAN PASS", with 2.503k reviews and a 4.9 rating.

The next available day tour departs on 12 July 2026. Book now to secure your spot!

South Korea City pass usually take about 1 hours — perfect for a relaxed, immersive experience!

80% of South Korea City pass now offer English-speaking guides

July is perfect for visiting South Korea! Choose from 29 available day tours, including seasonal hits like VISIT BUSAN PASS.

Your trip, worry-free! All day tours are run by licensed suppliers with verified reviews, and many include free cancellation before departure.

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Reviews: VISIT BUSAN PASS
Guest User2026-06-29
Very convenient to use and value for money ! We bought the Big 5 mobile pass and chose the ones that are worth visiting
Reviews: Jiangnan Pass (with complimentary gift)
Guest User2026-04-21
There are so many benefits you can enjoy for just 2 won. The duty-free discount vouchers and free gift set are substantial, so booking in advance before shopping is a huge help. Since the system confirms instantly, there is absolutely no hassle. I stopped by the duty-free shop while I was on my way to Lotte Tower. If you are visiting the Jamsil area, this is a must-have item for your trip!
Reviews: WOWPASS Card
Guest User2026-07-10
A very convenient card for foreign travelers! I ordered it in advance on Trip.com, and at the kiosk at Seoul Station, I quickly figured out how to get the card and load it with money. I loaded it with won and old dollars. Unfortunately, in the provinces of Korea, there aren't any places to top up the card everywhere. For example, in Gangneung, there aren't any top-up points. When I ran out of the money I loaded in Seoul, I had to switch to cash. Overall, it's a great idea (especially for Russians in the current climate)!
Reviews: Myeong-dong pass (with free gift)
Guest User2026-06-14
Everything works! Easy to book, easy to find. It'll be a nice bonus to your shopping center visit.
Reviews: DISCOVER SEOUL PASS physical card
Guest User2026-05-17
I bought the Discover Seoul Pass for my recent trip to Seoul, and it was incredibly convenient! Many popular attractions offer free entry, such as Lotte World, N Seoul Tower, and the Han River cruise. If your itinerary is well-planned, it's easy to recoup your investment. The transportation card function is also very useful, making it convenient for taking the subway and buses without having to buy separate tickets. What I like most is its flexible itinerary planning. You can customize your itinerary based on the attractions you want to visit, avoiding the rushed feeling of a group tour. Plus, the app lets you check remaining time and discount information, and it's very intuitive. I highly recommend it for first-time independent travelers to Seoul—it saves both money and time!
Reviews: T-money card at Incheon Airport pickup - optional empty card or with 10,000 KRW balance / universal physical card for subway, bus transportation and convenience stores
Guest User2026-06-20
Very convenient. After exiting the gate, you can get a pre-loaded T-money card at the bookstore in the lobby by presenting the QR code. It's similar to Hong Kong's Octopus card and can be used for public transportation (including the MTR and buses) and convenience stores.