Seonungak (한옥카페 선운각) is a unique destination in Seoul that combines traditional Korean architecture with a relaxing coffee and tea experience. Recognized as the largest hanok (traditional Korean building) outside of the royal palaces in Seoul, Seonungak Hanok Cafe provides visitors with a beautiful atmosphere to appreciate the changing seasons.
Highlights of Seonungak Hanok Cafe
Located at the foot of Bukhansan Mountain, Seonungak stands directly facing Doseonsa Temple. The property was previously limited to private weddings and filming events, but it has since reopened to the public as a cafe.
Because of its grand scale and picturesque position against Bukhansan Mountain, it is an exceptional venue to take in surrounding nature while experiencing traditional Korean aesthetic charm.
Menu Options
Seonungak sells a range of drinks, including traditional Korean beverages and standard modern cafe fare.
Available menu items include:
– Americano
– Hibiscus ade
– Fresh strawberry latte
– Chinese jujube tea (a traditional Korean herbal tea made from dried jujubes)
Practical Information for Visitors
Address: 223 Samyang-ro 173-gil, Gangbuk-gu, Seoul
Opening Hours: 11:00–19:00 (Last order at 18:00)
Closed Days: Wednesdays
Parking: Available
Contact Number: +82-507-1399-1105
Hours and operating days can change, so check official contact details before visiting. Searching the street address in Naver Map or KakaoMap usually gives the most accurate navigation directions in Korea.
Source: Korea Tourism Organization (VisitKorea). Photos: KOGL Type 3.