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Seoul
Monday - Friday11am - 8pm
Saturday - Sunday10am - 7pm
Monday - Friday11am - 7.45pm
Saturday - Sunday10am - 6.45pm
35-1, Apgujeong-ro 10gil, Seoul, Gangnam-gu
SORTIES
Des sorties groupées sont organisées au départ des Clubhouses Rapha chaque semaine. Que vous soyez un cycliste local ou que vous soyez de passage, venez rouler avec nous.
ÉVÉNEMENTS
Venez prendre part à des événements organisés au Clubhouse : retransmissions de courses live, expositions exclusives, débats, conférences et ateliers.
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Au café du Clubhouse, plongez-vous dans la riche histoire de ce sport que nous adorons autour d'un café, d'un bon snack ou d'un léger repas.
En savoir plus sur le caféSeoul loves road cycling. The scene here is inspiring and vibrant, much like the Gangnam district, where you will find Rapha Seoul. The location of the Clubhouse also gives visitors easy access to the bike path that runs alongside the Han River, making Rapha Seoul ideally placed for both cyclists and shoppers wishing to drop in for a coffee and a bite to eat.
Rapha Seoul provides rides, special events and screenings of live racing and also serves as the headquarters of the Seoul chapter of the Rapha Cycling Club (RCC). Rides head out to the nearby Namsan and Bukak mountains, which offer impressive views of the cityscape below.
As any city dweller knows, finding balance amid the hustle and bustle of Seoul isn’t always easy, and the Namsan mountain with its Seoul tower − found right in the centre of town and near the river − is the perfect escape for cyclists looking to balance their yin and yang. The wavy lines of the Seoul chapter emblem of the Rapha Cycling Club (RCC) and its Clubhouse, Rapha Seoul are inspired by the yin-yang symbol the Han river that courses through the country’s capital.
