The Olympic Bridge (올림픽대교), a prominent landmark spanning the Han River in Seoul, South Korea, is renowned for its distinctive torch-like pylons symbolizing the 1988 Seoul Olympics and offers picturesque panoramic views of the city skyline, especially at sunset and night. It is freely accessible by car, public transport, bicycle, or on foot, making it easy for solo visitors or groups to enjoy. While there are no specific guided tours of the bridge itself, it is often incorporated into broader Han River cycling routes or night view explorations. There are no seasonal restrictions, though clear weather offers the best views, and a typical visit duration for viewing is 15-30 minutes. It's a popular spot for photography and connects directly to Han River parks, making it an excellent stop for a scenic break during a visit to Seoul.