N Seoul Tower

[Overview] N Seoul Tower is an iconic landmark in Seoul that offers panoramic views of the city. At 236.7 meters tall, it is the tallest building in Seoul, offering a bird's-eye view of the capital's beauty. The latest LED technology has been used to create a new attraction with a variety of colors and lights. Originally built as Korea's first comprehensive radio tower to transmit TV and radio broadcasts, the observation deck was added in 1975, and the tower was opened to the public around 1980, becoming a popular tourist attraction in Seoul and was later renamed N Seoul Tower.

[Accessibility] The main entrance is wide, without steps or slopes, and equipped with Braille blocks for the visually impaired, making it easy for everyone to enter and exit, including wheelchair users. The interior floor is level, and the information desk is easily accessible for wheelchair users. There are Braille signs for the visually impaired, but no visual information for the hearing impaired. An elevator and accessible restrooms for persons with disabilities are available for use. There is accessible parking space for persons with disabilities and a nursing room with a diaper changing station.