Markets Seoul 서울

It's nothing less than the biggest market in Korea, and perhaps even one of the biggest in the world. Here, in no fewer than 26 shopping malls, you'll cross paths with 30,000 boutiques offering mostly ready-to-wear and accessories (especially shoes). Everything is here, at low prices, and you can spend hours here. Especially since, given its size, you don't need to know the sections (here too, everything is divided into specialities), you can spend hours shopping.

It is the largest flower market in South Korea, where plants, trees, cacti and bonsai are also sold. It is very popular because the prices are much more correct than elsewhere. Even if it is complicated to leave with a bonsai in your suitcase, this immense Jardiland is nevertheless worth a look, if only to see species that are not found here. A very pleasant floral and vegetal detour. It is recommended that you come early enough.

This is Seoul's largest fish market. If it lives in the sea, shell or bone, there's a good chance you'll find it here! Noryangjin is open non-stop, although the best bargains come early in the morning. That's when you can also attend the fascinating fish auctions. As is often the case, you can buy fresh fish and have it cooked upstairs in one of the many restaurants.

This is the place for lovers of electronics and computers, who will find their happiness at a reasonable price. Other visitors will be amused to see this modern Asia in the extreme. But it's true that it's a bigger mess than a state-of-the-art electronics store, but by snooping around, you can find little things, especially those that tinker with computers. Feel free to haggle over prices. Target audience, not an indispensable one.