Korea’s “Special City.” Historical treasure & the world’s most wired metropolis. Seoul is often rated as one of the top tourist destinations in Asia and for good reason. With nearly 14 million international tourists in 2016, Seoul is ranked among the top 10 most visited cities. As one of the leading economic and technology centers, Seoul has undergone extensive development, even for those with disabilities. With a subway system and airport often proclaimed as the world’s best, public transportation for the disabled and wheelchair users makes the top tourist attractions easily accessible. Steeped in over 2,000 years of history, Seoul is a city all world travelers should visit at least once.
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Seoul, South Korea Airport Wheelchair Information - Wheelchair Travel
Can you gate check your personal wheelchair in Seoul? What to expect, and how to travel through Seoul’s Incheon ICN Airport with a wheelchair or disability.
John Morris
Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Seoul, Korea - Wheelchair Travel
Visit the Gyeongbokgung Palace, ride the cable car and experience Seoul’s street food. How to access Seoul’s top attractions & sights in a wheelchair.
John Morris
Wheelchair Accessible Hotels in Seoul, South Korea - Wheelchair Travel
A list and reviews of wheelchair accessible hotels in Seoul, South Korea. Where to find a room with a roll-in shower and grab bars in the bathroom.
John Morris
Wheelchair Accessible Public Transportation in Seoul - Wheelchair Travel
Detailed review of Seoul wheelchair accessibility for the metro subway, AREX airport express train, and city bus in Seoul, South Korea.
John Morris
Wheelchair Taxis in Seoul, South Korea - Wheelchair Travel
Seoul Wheelchair Taxi: Locate an adapted wheelchair accessible taxi van with wheelchair ramps for entry in Seoul, South Korea.
John Morris
Travel Visa Requirements & Safety: South Korea - Wheelchair Travel
South Korea Visa Requirements: Travel requirements, emergency resources and safety information for wheelchair users traveling to Seoul, South Korea.
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