Seoul Metro Subway Skytrain
Eight subway lines and a surface line of the government-run Korean National Railroad (KNR) merging with them serve Seoulites and visitors most effectively.
Colored differently between lines, Seoul subway lines link the farthest parts of Seoul and its satellite cities and cross each other at various transferable stations, marked by the symbol In general, subway trains operate at intervals of 2.5 to 3 minutes during the morning and evening rush hours, and at intervals of 4 to 6 minutes during the non-rush hours.
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Tourists Information Desk
| Station | Telephone |
| City Hall(Line1,2) | 735-8668 |
| Dongdaemun | 2236-9235 |
| Euljiro1(il)-ga (Line2) | 778-9335 |
| Gwanghwamun(Line5) | 735-5678 |
| Jamsil(Line2) | 412-7877 |
| An-Guk(Line3) | 734-2659 |
| Hyehwa(Line4) | 743-7732 |
