The Seoul Metropolitan Government has announced transport control measures and strengthened safety protocols in anticipation of large gatherings around Gwanghwamun Intersection, Constitutional Court of Korea, Yeouido, and other major areas in downtown Seoul. Travelers visiting these areas are advised to exercise caution and plan accordingly.  
 

Subways and buses passing through Gwanghwamun, Yeouido, and Hannam-dong may bypass certain stops without stopping or taking temporary detours. Please contact Korea Travel Helpline at +82-02-1330 for same-day transportation inquiries.

* Update as of April 5, 17:00 (KST) 
- Anguk Station (Subway Line 3), currently in operation (formerly closed from 16:00 on April 3 to 16:31 on April 4) 

** Subject to change   
- City Hall Station (Subway Line 1, 2)  
- Gyeongbokgung Station (Subway Line 3)  
- Gwanghwamun Station (Subway Line 5)  
- Jonggak Station (Subway Line 1)  
- Jongno 3(sam)-ga Station (Subway Line 1, 3, 5)  
- Yeouido Station (Subway Line 5)  
- Yeouinaru Station (Subway Line 5)  
- Itaewon Station (Subway Line 6)  
- Beotigogae Station (Subway Line 6)  
- Hangangjin Station (Subway Line 6)  

Additionally, tourist attractions in the affected areas may change their operating hours or close temporarily, with some of the palaces and museums* closed from April 4 until further notice. Travelers are advised to check the official website of each respective attraction for schedule before visiting. 

* Attractions scheduled to be closed from April 4, 2025              
- National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (Deoksugung Palace)             
- The Sool Gallery    
- Culture Station Seoul 284

For safety reasons, visitors are encouraged to stay updated on the situation before visiting the affected areas.

* Last updated on April 5, 2025