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Seoul has been named the most beloved city among Millennials and Gen Z members worldwide for the fourth consecutive year.

Seoul City government announced that Korea's capital was named the "Favorite Worldwide City" for 2025 by a U.S.-based travel media outlet, Trazee Travel.

Dublin ranked second, followed by Hong Kong and London.

Officials attributed the recognition to the global spread of K-culture and the city's unique charm that blends tradition with modernity.

The Seoul Tourism Organization pledged continued efforts to ensure that Seoul remains a favorite around the world as a global hub of tourism and culture.

A special nighttime program will be held at Deoksugung Palace, offering visitors a unique experience of "Seokjojeon," a modern architectural landmark of the palace.

The Korea Heritage Service announced it will host the event, "Night at Seokjojeon Hall," from September 10 to October 26.

The event takes place every Wednesday through Sunday, featuring guided tours and a chance to enjoy the night view with light refreshments from the second-floor terrace.

Tickets are available through an advance lottery on Ticketlink until next Tuesday.

The National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art will open its four branches in Seoul, Gwacheon, Deoksugung, and Cheongju free of charge from September 1 to 10 in celebration of the 2025 Korea Art Festival.

Coinciding with major events such as Frieze Seoul and the Korea International Art Fair, the MMCA will showcase various exhibitions, an art market, and a variety of programs during those ten days.

Exhibitions will feature works by Korea's renowned contemporary artists alongside emerging talents, highlighting the distinct value of Korean art.

Further details are available on the museum's official website.

That's all from me. Stay tuned to the Kulture Wave.