Seoul World Cup Stadium was the site of the 2002 FIFA Korea-Japan World Cup and was selected as one of the top 10 most beautiful soccer stadiums in the world by [World Soccer].
There is a stadium tour that allows you to tour and experience the historical site of the 2002 FIFA Korea-Japan World Cup and the Seoul World Cup Stadium, one of the world's most famous structures. It is held four times a day. During the tour, you can visit the tour waiting room, grounds, coach's office, player waiting room, warm-up room, history museum, Eco World Cup Stadium, World Cup Memorial Hall, and souvenir shop.
In the tour waiting room, various photos and clothes worn by players are displayed. The stadium ground is the stadium where actual players played and is the largest soccer-specific stadium in Asia. For lawn maintenance purposes, the lawn is usually covered with mulch, but you can see the grass when the season starts at the end of February. You can hear a detailed explanation of the design of the Seoul World Cup Stadium, its origins, the location of seats, and even a design that incorporates Feng Shui theory. In the players' dressing room, countless signatures in various languages ​​are written on the walls, and hologram images of the players can be viewed in AR. The warm-up room is a place where players warm up before the game, and visitors can experience dribbling a soccer ball and leaving a commemorative sign on the wall. At the World Cup History Museum, materials with historical symbolism are on display and there are also experiential spaces such as a soccer zone. At Eco World Cup Stadium, you can experience the process of Sangam District being reborn through the construction of the World Cup Stadium and hosting of the 2002 World Cup.
It is located 69m from exit 1 of World Cup Stadium Station on metropolitan subway line 6.