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Lotte World Tower

Lotte World Tower

롯데월드타워

Landmark

About

555m — tallest building in Korea. Seoul Sky observatory on floor 117-123.

Lotte World Tower is Korea's ceiling: 555 meters, the country's tallest building, with the Seoul Sky observatory occupying floors 117 through 123 — high enough that the city below reads as a circuit board and the mountains that ring it finally make sense as a single geography. The observatory's set pieces earn their fame: the glass-floored Sky Deck for the vertigo ritual, the double-decker elevator that does the ascent in under a minute with its own light show, and sunset slots that turn the Han River into a bronze ribbon. Premium pricing befits the premium altitude. Below the observation floors, the tower stacks a luxury mall, hotel, and the Seokchon Lake views that anchor the whole Jamsil complex. Book the golden-hour window if the forecast cooperates — Seoul's scale is the exhibit, and it shows best in changing light.

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Opening hours

Sunday
10:30–22:00
Monday
10:30–22:00
Tuesday
10:30–22:00
Wednesday
10:30–22:00
Thursday
10:30–22:00
Friday
10:30–22:00
Saturday
10:30–22:00