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A WEEKEND WALK IN SEOUL

A walk, a parking stop and a toilet map

Choose a walking route, then check the practical stops near it. The walking and toilet services cover Korea; the parking step below is for Seoul only.

Guide written: 30 September 2026. Source update times vary; this is not a live availability check.

1. Choose your walk

In Durunubi, select a region and narrow routes by distance, duration and difficulty. Check the route details for weather, closures and dog access before setting out.

Open Durunubi · Korea →

2. Check parking if you drive

In Seoul Parking Information, search your destination or a car park and check the fees, operating hours and update time. Available-space information is not supplied by every car park.

Open Seoul Parking Information · Seoul only →

3. Find a toilet near the route

Search ElecMap by area, address or name. Check the source’s opening hours and facility information where supplied; a marker does not mean the toilet is open now.

Open ElecMap toilet map · Korea →

Skip parking if you are using public transport. These services have separate maps: use the same destination name in each. Outside Seoul, choose a parking map for your region in the main directory.

To save the maps for later, search their names in the main directory and select Save. Guest saves stay in the current browser; signing in adds cross-device saves, folders and notes.

Which toilet map should you choose?

Start with the area you need and the information you want to check.

On a small screen, swipe the table sideways. You can also focus it and use the arrow keys.

Coverage, source and what to check
Your question	ElecMap	Map Drawer toilet map
Where?	Public and open toilets in Korea; completeness varies.	Part of Seoul and nearby areas. In progress; not nationwide.
What can I find?	Area, address and name search; opening hours and facility information where supplied.	A map and a list; place or nearby area search. Free-access and wheelchair details only where recorded.
Where does the data come from?	Public/open-toilet standard data. Source changes can take time to appear. Source’s feature guide.	A static extract of OpenStreetMap contributors’ data, collected 13 September 2026.
What must I check?	Opening hours, access and the source’s update date.	Unknown means not recorded. A nearby area name is a reference point, not an address or entrance. Check access and opening before visiting.

Neither map confirms that a facility is open, free or accessible now. Choose ElecMap for broader regional coverage, or our map to explore the recorded locations in its limited area.

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Start with what you need

Map Drawer is a directory of themed maps, with a few maps built by us. Use the main page to search by a map’s name or topic, then narrow the list by category or region. The directory search finds maps; use each map’s own search to look for individual places.

For a day out, try a cafe or walking map. For practical stops, browse toilets, parking or EV charging. Open a card’s details to check the coverage, source and notes before opening the map.

Using the site in your language

The main directory and our own maps support Korean, English, Simplified Chinese and Japanese. The Language menu starts with your browser preference; choose a language to override it. Outside services have their own language options, and some place names are available only in Korean. If a place search is empty, try its Korean name or move the map to the area you want to explore.

What our own maps cover

Our toilet map, dog park map and bike pump and repair map use a static extract of OpenStreetMap contributor data for Seoul and nearby areas. They are marked “In progress” and do not cover all of Korea.

Unknown opening hours, access or wheelchair details mean the source did not supply that information. A mapped toilet is not necessarily free or open now; a normal park is not assumed to allow dogs or off-leash activity. Check the source and current access rules before travelling. Map points may represent a facility’s centre rather than its entrance.

Save maps for your next visit

You can browse without an account. Guest saves stay in the browser you use. Signing in lets you keep saved maps across devices, organise them into folders and add notes. Use the same login method on your other device to return to the same account.

Different maps, different sources

External maps open on their original services. A listing does not mean a partnership, creator verification or an inspection of every place. Prices, business hours and availability can change. Our own data is attributed to OpenStreetMap contributors; see the source and collection time on the map.

Help shape the directory

Use Register a map to suggest an existing service, or Request a map to describe a topic and region you need. Requests are reviewed by the operator; submitting one does not guarantee publication or a personal reply.

Explore the published maps

140 maps in the directory. Map entries are different from the number of places inside a map.

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