The Gangnam Style Sculpture stands outside Starfield COEX Mall in Seoul’s Gangnam District. Its oversized bronze hands recreate the horse-riding dance from Psy’s global K-pop hit, and a nearby screen plays the song. Stop for a playful photo or video, using the built-in phone holder for a hands-free shot. The sculpture is a brief visit, easy to pair with time at the mall or other nearby attractions such as Starfield Library and COEX Aquarium.
The Gangnam Style dance in bronze
Outside Starfield COEX Mall, a sculpture of bronze hands recreates the horse-riding dance from Psy’s hit song, “Gangnam Style.” The work commemorates the K-pop song that brought worldwide attention to the Gangnam neighborhood.
A screen beside the sculpture plays the song. You can take a photo or video with the hands, and a built-in phone holder makes hands-free shots possible.
Pair it with a COEX visit
The sculpture is a quick stop in front of the mall. Visit early if you want more room for photos, then continue to Starfield Library or COEX Aquarium, both nearby. The area around the sculpture has shops, cafes and entertainment options.
There is a stage by the monument. You can enjoy the display without dancing, but people who step onto the stage may find themselves performing in front of an audience.
FAQ
Where is the Gangnam Style Sculpture?
It is outside Starfield COEX Mall at 524 Bongeunsa-ro in Seoul’s Gangnam District.
What does the sculpture show?
Its bronze hands recreate the horse-riding dance from Psy’s “Gangnam Style.” A nearby screen plays the song.
How long does a visit take?
It is a quick photo stop. Allow about 10 to 20 minutes.
What can I visit nearby?
Starfield Library and COEX Aquarium are nearby, and the surrounding area has shops, cafes and entertainment options.
