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Seoul Bike (Ttareungyi)live bikes near you

Live count of bikes left at about 2,700 Ttareungyi (Seoul Bike) stations, refreshed every minute — plus how visitors buy a pass and unlock a bike.

Seoul Bike station map

Line sketch © OpenStreetMap contributors · Seoul Open Data

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How visitors can ride

  1. Install the Seoul Bike (Ttareungyi) app and tap Foreigner on the start screen for English. Chinese and Japanese are under Menu › Settings › Language.
  2. Buy a pass (day pass): 1 hour ₩1,000 or 2 hours ₩2,000 (the official fare table also lists 3 hours for ₩3,000).
  3. Credit cards must be issued outside Korea. You can also pay with a Discover Seoul Pass.
  4. Find a station on the map, tap Rent and scan the bike's QR code to unlock it.
  5. Going over your time costs ₩200 per 5 minutes. Return the bike at any Ttareungyi station.
  6. Children aged 12 and under can't ride. The system is down for maintenance daily 23:50–00:15.

Pass prices

PassPrice
1 hour₩1,000
2 hours₩2,000
3 hours *₩3,000
Over your time₩200 / 5 min

* Listed on the official fare table — check it's offered in the app.

Official Seoul Bike site ↗

Ttareungyi call center 1599-0120 (24/7)

Bike counts: Seoul Open Data Plaza “Seoul public bike real-time rental info” (KOGL Type 1). Riding guide: official Ttareungyi website (checked 2026-10-01). Fares and payment rules can change — please double-check in the app.