To stay safe this winter, here are the official National Behavior Guidelines and practical tips you can follow with family, friends, and neighbors.

Seoul has opened new free leisure and fitness zones for runners in three subway stations, Gwanghwamun, Hoehyeon and World Cup Stadium, offering lockers, changing rooms and workout essentials. Learn how to access the Runner’s Base and explore Seoul’s growing running culture.

The Climate Card (기후동행카드) is Seoul’s new unlimited-use public transport pass for subway, bus, and bike (optional). Available as a 1, 2, 3, 5-day tourist pass or a 30-day pass, it covers most Seoul metro lines (Lines 1–9, Ui, Sillim, parts of Gyeongui–Jungang, Suin-Bundang, Gyeongchun, AREX between Gimpo & Seoul) and Seoul-licensed buses.

Luggage Q offers unbeatable luggage storage just steps from Hongik University Station (Exit 7), with ultra-affordable pricing, only ₩1,000 per hour and a capped daily rate of ₩24,000.

Most Seoul residents might be surprised to learn that city bus numbers aren't randomly assigned .