Lotte World Tower and Mall, Seoul
Lotte World Tower is a 555.7-metre (1,823 ft), 123-story skyscraper located in Seoul, South Korea. It opened to the public on April 3, 2017, and is currently the tallest building in South Korea and the fifth tallest in the world.
Seoul Sky is located on the 117th - 123rd floors. The 117th floor is the entrance floor and the view floor; the 118th floor has the Sky Friendly Cafe and Sky Terrace. The Photozone is located on the 119th floor, Seoul Sky Cafe on the 122nd floor, and the 123 lounge, a premium lounge bar, on the 123rd floor. There are four media stands on the 117th and 118th floors. The view floor has prominent views of the city, as well as a glass floor and a telescope. The skylight of Seoul Sky was the highest glass floor observatory as of the tower's completion. Lotte Tower and One World Trade Center have concluded an operation and technical service agreement.
Lotte World Mall is a shopping complex in the Songpa District of Seoul. First opened in October 2014, it includes the Lotte World Tower, the Lotte World Mall building, and the Avenue L building. The Lotte World Mall building and Lotte World Tower are connected by an underground plaza.
The Lotte World Mall Complex contains several buildings, including the Lotte World Tower, Avenue L, and the Lotte World Mall. The Lotte World Tower contains retail components, offices, a seven-star luxury hotel, and an officetel. The Avenue L building contains an Avenue L department store and a Lotte Duty Free Shop.
The Lotte World Mall contains Lotte Mart, Hi-Mart, Lotte World Aquarium, Lotte Cinema, and Lotte Concert Hall. Lotte Mart is a hypermarket, while Lotte Hi-Mart is a home appliance and electronics store. Lotte World Aquarium is the largest and longest aquarium in South Korea, containing thirteen "theme zones" meant to represent different ecosystems. The acquarium is home to over fifty-five thousand marine animals from 650 different species, ranging from freshwater fish to beluga whales.Lotte Cinema is the largest cinema in Asia, with its 21st Supreplex G screen holding the record for the largest screen size with a width of 34.6 metres (114 ft) and a height of 26.8 metres (88 ft). Lotte Concert Hall is a 2,036-seat classical performance hall.
Seoul Sky is located on the 117th - 123rd floors. The 117th floor is the entrance floor and the view floor; the 118th floor has the Sky Friendly Cafe and Sky Terrace. The Photozone is located on the 119th floor, Seoul Sky Cafe on the 122nd floor, and the 123 lounge, a premium lounge bar, on the 123rd floor. There are four media stands on the 117th and 118th floors. The view floor has prominent views of the city, as well as a glass floor and a telescope. The skylight of Seoul Sky was the highest glass floor observatory as of the tower's completion. Lotte Tower and One World Trade Center have concluded an operation and technical service agreement.
Lotte World Mall is a shopping complex in the Songpa District of Seoul. First opened in October 2014, it includes the Lotte World Tower, the Lotte World Mall building, and the Avenue L building. The Lotte World Mall building and Lotte World Tower are connected by an underground plaza.
The Lotte World Mall Complex contains several buildings, including the Lotte World Tower, Avenue L, and the Lotte World Mall. The Lotte World Tower contains retail components, offices, a seven-star luxury hotel, and an officetel. The Avenue L building contains an Avenue L department store and a Lotte Duty Free Shop.
The Lotte World Mall contains Lotte Mart, Hi-Mart, Lotte World Aquarium, Lotte Cinema, and Lotte Concert Hall. Lotte Mart is a hypermarket, while Lotte Hi-Mart is a home appliance and electronics store. Lotte World Aquarium is the largest and longest aquarium in South Korea, containing thirteen "theme zones" meant to represent different ecosystems. The acquarium is home to over fifty-five thousand marine animals from 650 different species, ranging from freshwater fish to beluga whales.Lotte Cinema is the largest cinema in Asia, with its 21st Supreplex G screen holding the record for the largest screen size with a width of 34.6 metres (114 ft) and a height of 26.8 metres (88 ft). Lotte Concert Hall is a 2,036-seat classical performance hall.
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Sight Name: Lotte World Tower and Mall
Sight Location: Seoul, South Korea (See walking tours in Seoul)
Sight Type: Shopping
Sight Location: Seoul, South Korea (See walking tours in Seoul)
Sight Type: Shopping
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