30 Kdrama Filming Locations in Seoul (2026)

Each time I visit Seoul I make sure to visit filming locations of my favorite kdramas or ones I recently watched.

I love seeing how production and editing crews turn a random location into part of a show’s fictional world.

Here are 30 kdrama filming locations in Seoul, all of which I visited from my five Korea trips.

Each location will have a list of the kdrama shows that were filmed there.

These include sites already worth visiting in Seoul.

I’ll continue to update!

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1. Bukchon Hanok Village

A neighborhood of brown and red traditional Korean houses at Bukchon Hanok Village in Seoul

Bukchon Hanok Village is a village of 900+ traditional Korean houses. It’s a residential area, but open to (respectful) visitors.

Kdramas filmed at Bukchon Hanok Village:

Personal Taste

This is the kdrama most known for being filmed here and one of my first kdramas. The main characters live in a hanok in the village.

Two quarrelling housemates hurry past tiled hanok roofs in Bukchon Village—him in a blazer and graphic tee, her in a messy-bun hoodie—arguing about self-improvement in “Personal Taste" — photo credit: MBC

Eye Love You

Shown in the last episode when they visit from Japan.

Heartstrings

Both Gyu Won and Lee Sin live in hanoks located at Bukchon Hanok Village. One of my favorite kdramas.

Love Next Door

They walk through the village at the very end of the last episode.

A couple strolls hand-in-hand down Bukchon Hanok Village’s narrow alley, framed by gray-tiled hanok roofs with N Seoul Tower rising against a clear blue sky in “Love Next Door.” — photo credit: tvN

Our Beloved Summer

Yeon-soo and Sol-i walk through the neighborhood.

2. Ikseondong Hanok Village

A charming alleyway in Ikseondong Hanok Village, Seoul, brought to life with a vibrant array of suspended umbrellas in a multitude of colors, as people with umbrellas walk below during a rainy evening, reflecting the area's blend of tradition and modernity

This area is a hidden gem of alleyways of traditional Korean houses converted into shops and cafes.

Kdramas filmed at Ikseondong Hanok Village:

True Beauty

In episode 1, Joo-kyung and her friends run through Ikseondong Hanok Village for a friends day out.

Three female students in colorful school uniforms walk down a traditional Korean street, with one looking annoyed while another excitedly tries to talk to her, featured in "True Beauty." — photo credit: tvN

See You in My 19th Life

Ji-Eum and and Seo-Ha run through Ikseondong and Insadong.

A young couple stands in Ikseondong Hanok Village, the man extending a selfie stick while the woman peeks over a Seoul guidebook, recording their adventure in “Our Unwritten Seoul.” — photo credit: tvN

Where the Stars Land

The shop where Soo-yeon visits in the kdrama is located at Ikseondong Hanok Village.

A man in a gray suit strides down Ikseondong Hanok Village’s lantern-lit alley, brushing past potted plants, neon signs, and café tables where late-night diners linger in “Where the Stars Land.” — photo credit: SBS

Love Scout

When Eunho grabs coffee for Ji-Yun but gets stuck in the crowds.

Our Unwritten Seoul

Mi-ji and Ho-soo walk through Ikseondong Hanok Village in episode 8.

3. Insadong Shopping Street

A long walking street surrounded by small shops and restaurants with tourists walking at Insadong Shopping Street - in top Seoul attractions and places to visit in Seoul

Insadong Shopping Street is located in the northern-central Jong district and is a long street of local shops and restaurants.

Kdramas filmed at Insadong Shopping Street:

See You In My 19th Life

Ji-Eum and and Seo-Ha run through Insadong.

Lovely Runner

Sun-jae’s dad’s first restaurant in the kdrama is an actual restaurant in a hanok building located right near Insadong Shopping Street.

A traditional Korean-style restaurant named "Seokgo Jip," with a modern building under construction in the background, located in Insadong, Seoul, Korea. Lovely Runner filming locations.

4. Jongno District

A lone figure with a backpack walks down snow-slick Yunboseon-gil, the stone-walled lane dotted with benches and vintage lamps. Overhead, arching trees weighed down by fresh white snow create a tunnel of winter stillness in “Love Next Door.”

Many kdramas were filmed in this area of Jongno lined with stone walls, which is walkable from Insadong and Anguk Station.

Specific streets to visit are Yunposun-gil and Yulgok-ro 3-gil.

Love Next Door

Their neighborhood streets where Seok-Ryu and Hae-in often walk.

In a leafy Jongno backstreet at night, a woman perches on a stone block and a tired man sits against it, both lost in thought after an argument in “Love Next Door.” — photo credit: tvN

Business Proposal

It’s also the same area where Tae-moo and Ha-ri walk.

A tall man in a gray overcoat gazes softly at a woman clutching a pastel-wrapped bouquet along a rain-slick Jongno palace wall under autumn lights in “Business Proposal.” — photo credit: SBS

Where Stars Land

Exactly the same area as well.

A woman pauses amid fallen leaves to face a man in a gray suit on a quiet Jongno alley lit by vintage streetlamps. Ivy-covered stone walls and arching autumn trees frame their tense nighttime encounter in “Where the Stars Land.” — photo credit: SBS

True Beauty House

This is Joo-kyung’s childhood home. It’s currently a clothing shop and you’re able to go in.

A teal-railed balcony crowns the stone-pillared gate of house number 32-4 on Gyeodong-gil, the modest neighborhood home of Ju-kyung in “True Beauty.”

5. Choa Jewelry Store

A tiny comic book café with jade green hanok roof and snow draped eaves stands on a slushy Insadong lane offering warm takeout coffee in “True Beauty.”

In the same area is the iconic green shop shown in a few kdramas, which is a jewelry store in real life.

True Beauty

It’s the comic book store that Joo-kyung and Su-ho hang out at throughout the show.

A girl in oversized glasses and purple sweatpants meets a varsity-jacketed boy who points at her outside a vine-covered manhwabang comic shop, its neon yellow sign casting a warm glow in “True Beauty.” — photo credit: tvN

Love Next Door

It’s also featured in Love Next Door during the last episode as a spot they used to visit as kids.

A smiling woman in a mint cardigan looks adoringly at her companion as they stroll past a vine-covered manhwabang comic shop. The man, wearing a pale yellow shirt with a blue flower motif, chats casually beside her, capturing a lighthearted moment in “Love Next Door.” — photo credit: tvN

The Heirs

The store also shows up in The Heirs in episode 9 when Eun-sang skips school.

Outside a quaint green-patterned shop with a yellow folding bike, a schoolgirl confronts a tall classmate in a burgundy coat, their tension hanging in the autumn air in “The Heirs.” — photo credit: SBS

6. Yonsei University

Lush green ivy-covered historic building with manicured gardens and topiary in an elegant outdoor setting.

Yonsei University is a beautiful campus with buildings covered in leaves in different seasons.

It’s a private university but open to visitors.

➡️ I have a full post on kdramas filmed at Yonsei University.

Kdramas filmed at Yonsei University:

True Beauty
Extraordinary You
A Time Called You
Reply 1994
Romance is a Bonus Book
Hello, My Twenties!
Snowdrop
Cheer Up
Undercover High School

A nostalgic moment from "Reply 1994" set at Yonsei University in Seoul, where a group of friends sits on the steps in front of an ivy-covered stone building. They are focused on a book labeled "Magic," with one of them appearing deep in thought. — photo credit: tvN

A female student in Korea in front of a gothic-style campus building covered in green leaves — photo credit: Netflix

7. Choong Ang High School

Yonsei University often gets confused with Choong Ang High School, where kdramas like Lovely Runner, Our Beloved Summer, and Doctor Slump were filmed.

You can pass by it like I did, but Choong Ang High School is not open to visitors.

➡️ Full list of kdramas filmed here (versus Yonsei).

Kdramas filmed at Choong Ang High School:

Lovely Runner
Doctor Slump
True Beauty
Undercover High School
Our Beloved Summer
Goblin
Love Alarm season 1 + 2

A young man holding a blue umbrella walks through a lush garden in front of Choong ang High School, an ivy-covered historic building in Seoul, Korea. The scene captures soft rain falling, adding a serene and reflective atmosphere. Includes "Lovely Runner filming locations." — photo credit: tvN

A young woman in a navy school uniform walks across the courtyard at Choong Ang High School in Seoul while reading a book. Other students in gray uniforms are seen talking and walking in the background. The scene includes a stone building, a statue, and trimmed greenery. — photo credit: JTBC

Kdramas filmed on both campuses:

True Beauty
Undercover High School

8. Baekbeom Square

Baekbeom Square is located right next to Namsan Park and is the closest Seoul City Wall fortress trail. Make sure to visit at night!

Kdramas filmed at Baekbeom Square:

Love Alarm

Where Sun-oh and Hye-yeong go for a walk.

Itaewon Class

When Saero-yi meets with director Kang Min-jung.

Against a pale winter sky, a solitary figure stands on Baekbeom Square’s granite ramparts, dry golden grasses rustling on the hillside below in “Itaewon Class.” — photo credit: JTBC

9. Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP)

Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) in Seoul is a futuristic structure with smooth metallic curves and illuminated windows. The night view highlights the building’s reflective panels, casting purple and blue hues across its surface. A long staircase features an interactive red heart-shaped light display, while arched walkways lead visitors through the complex.

DDP is a large futuristic hub of art, design, and culture.

I recommend visiting at night too when it’s illuminated.

Kdramas filmed at DDP:

Vincenzo

Shown in the last episode when Vincenzo reunites with Cha-young.

Inside Dongdaemun Design Plaza’s curving, blue-lit tunnel, a sleek lawyer gently adjusts his partner’s collar before ascending the stairs in “Vincenzo.” — photo credit: tvN

Lovely Runner

The scenes where Sol waits outside of the Eclipse concert is the D3 Design Lab building at DDP.

A throng of fans lines up at colorful food trucks beneath Dongdaemun Design Plaza’s silvery curves. The plaza buzzes with excitement for Eclipse’s “First Encounter” D-3 concert in “Lovely Runner.” — photo credit: tvN

Love Alarm

In the last episode of season 1, DDP was the location of the launch event for the Love Alarm 2.0 app.

10. Gwanghwamun Square

A nighttime view of Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul, South Korea, featuring the illuminated statue of Admiral Yi Sun-sin standing tall against a backdrop of modern office buildings and a lively city street.

Gwanghwamun Square is a public square located in the center of Seoul and right across Gyeongbokgung Palace.

Kdramas filmed at Gwanghwamun Square:

The King: Eternal Monarch

The kdrama’s promo poster and iconic scene was filmed at Gwanghwamun Square.

City Hunter

When Yung-seong first visits Seoul, he stops at Gwanghwamun Square.

Amid Gwanghwamun Square’s misty fountain, a woman in yellow rubber gloves and a retro dress stands with a laundry basket as a brooding man turns away in “City Hunter.” — photo credit: SBS

Love Scout

Eun-ho and Ji-yun meet in front of the Gwanghwamun Gate.

11. Naksan Park

Naksan Park is famous for its fortress trails. You’ll recognize the backdrop of many filming sites.

One of my favorite places to visit at night in Seoul.

Kdramas filmed at Naksan Park:

My Lovely Mobster

Eun-ha and Ji-hwan visit the park at night in episode 13.

A woman in a red-and-white striped shirt and a man in a white textured cardigan rest their hands on a wooden railing at Naksan Park. Warm floodlights illuminate the ancient Seoul Fortress Wall behind them as they gaze upward in quiet wonder in “My Sweet Mobster.” — photo credit: JTBC

Itaewon Class

From the last episode with Saero-yi and Yi-seo.

Strong Woman Do Bong Soon

They walk down Naksan Park several times throughout the kdrama.

A man and woman walk under glowing lamps on the Seoul Fortress Wall Trail in Naksan Park, enjoying a nighttime city view, as seen in “Strong Girl Bong-soon.” — photo credit: JTBC

Call it Love

You’ll see Naksan Park featured throughout the kdrama as many characters visit this park.

This location is specifically closer to Heunginjimun Gate.

From Naksan Park’s hilltop benches, friends share a hushed talk while the flood-lit Heunginjimun Gate and city traffic sprawl below in “Call It Love.” — photo credit: Disney+

12. Ihwa Village

Ihwa Mural Village in Seoul features a hillside neighborhood with stacked houses in mixed brick and concrete, some with rooftop terraces. A narrow road at the base of the hill has yellow traffic markings and a few parked motorcycles, leading to small cafes and shops with signs and murals. The scene captures the blend of old and modern architecture in this well-known artsy district.

Ihwa Village is a hillside neighborhood known for its colorful street art with murals, sculptures, and art installations.

It’s located near Naksan Park so you can combine sites in one visit.

Kdramas filmed at Ihwa Village:

Strong Woman do Bong Song

Do Bong Soon’s house in the drama is actually Ihwa-dong Museum inside the village.

A cozy courtyard glows under a single round lamppost and the warm light from a window. Ivy climbs the walls around a white metal bench and clusters of potted plants. A bob haired woman in a lavender cardigan walks toward a man standing in the shadows in Strong Girl Bong-soon. — photo credit: JTBC

Love Next Door

The promo poster for the kdrama was shot at a stairway located at Ihwa Village. I visited during one of my recent trips.

A cheerful couple sits cross-legged on flower lined Ihwa Village steps licking bright lollipops and stealing sideways glances at each other in “Love Next Door.” — photo credit: tvN

Our Unwritten Seoul

Mi-ji and Ho-soo walk down these stairs in episode 11.

This area is closer to Naksan Park.

Down Ihwa Mural Village’s fairy-lit staircase, two friends pause beneath whimsical bird signs to regroup during a late-night wander in “Our Unwritten Seoul.” — photo credit: tvN

13. Deoksugung Palace Wall

A lively autumn scene along Deoksugung Doldamgil (Stone-wall Road) in Seoul, where people stroll beneath golden foliage. Banners and signs hint at a local cultural event, with market stalls and yellow umbrellas lining the path. The mix of warm fall colors and the bustling crowd creates a vibrant seasonal atmosphere.

Deoksugung Palace is located in the heart of downtown and is the smallest palace in Seoul, built in the 20th century.

The wall right outside is a popular walking street, especially during fall.

Kdramas filmed at Deoksugung Palace Wall:

Doctor Slump

Jeong-woo and Haneul walk down the wall.

A woman in a rust-colored coat and a man in a beige suit stroll beneath glowing streetlamps and golden autumn leaves along the lit stone wall of Deoksugung Palace in “Doctor Slump.” — photo credit: JTBC

Extraordinary Attorney Woo

Young Woo and Jun Ho walk down the wall at night in episode 10.

A man in dark stripes strolls hands-in-pockets beside Attorney Woo, who clasps her satchel while walking along the gently lit stone wall of Deoksugung Palace at night. Couples and selfie-takers share the serene path draped in tree shadows in “Extraordinary Attorney Woo.” — photo credit: ENA

14. Cheonggyecheon Stream

Cheonggyecheon Stream during the Day, Seoul, South Korea: A bright daytime view of Cheonggyecheon Stream, an urban waterway running through downtown Seoul. People stroll along the stream's well-maintained paths, with some sitting on the steps by the water, enjoying the sunny weather. The scene is framed by tall modern buildings on either side, while trees and greenery add a natural touch to the bustling city environment. The clear blue sky enhances the vibrant atmosphere of the area.

Cheonggyecheon Stream is a 7-mile (11 km) public stream running through downtown Seoul and another popular backdrop filming location.

Kdramas filmed at Cheonggyecheon Stream:

See You In My 19th Life

Ji-eum and Seo-ha walk down the stream at night in episode 4. This side of the stream is closer to Cheonggye Plaza.

A woman in a flowing cream skirt clings to a suited man as they amble along Cheonggyecheon Stream, city lights reflecting off the water beneath an arched stone bridge. A glowing waterfall installation casts blue-pink hues around them, setting a dreamy late-night mood in “See You in My 19th Life.” — photo credit: tvN

Marry My Husband

Ji-won walks with her high school crush here after their high school reunion.

A woman in a sleek white gown reaches for a suited man’s hand atop a stone balustrade overlooking Cheonggyecheon Stream, city lights and traffic glittering on either side in “Marry My Husband.” — photo credit: tvN

Love Scout

Eun-ho and Ji-yun sit and talk at Gwangtonggyo Bridge, which is by the stream closer to Cheonggye Plaza.

Soft spotlights wash carved stone balustrades as two forlorn companions sit beside Cheonggyecheon Stream, neon towers and a glowing arch bridge flickering across the water behind them in “Love Scout.”

15. Sinchon Stairs, Tunnel + 7-Eleven

A set of outdoor stairs at night, illuminated by streetlights and surrounded by greenery, leading up to a neighborhood in Seoul.

Sinchon is an area with many universities like Yonsei and Ewha.

Kdramas filmed in Sinchon:

Lovely Runner

These stairs is where Sol pretends to be a grandma.

Specifically, when Sol sits with Tae-sung to explain herself and puts ointment on his knuckles.

A man and a woman in Lovely Runner sitting on stairs at night. A reflective nighttime scene where two people sit together on outdoor steps, with the woman touching the man’s arm. — photo credit: tvN

Family By Choice

The tunnel right next to the stairs is where they have their first official kiss.

Doctor Slump

The 7-eleven right next to the tunnel is the convenience store that Haneul and Jeong-woo go to.

A hillside DAY+ convenience store sits beside a vine-covered tunnel entrance where locals stroll and a car eases past yellow road markings in “Doctor Slump.” Crates and cardboard are stacked by the sliding doors while a lone customer relaxes inside, capturing the quiet everyday vibe of Sinchon’s backstreet corner. — photo credit: JTBC

Undercover High School

This is also the same 7-Eleven and stairs where Su-a and Hae-seong go to throughout the kdrama.

Beside a striped road tunnel a student couple slurps noodles at a foldout table under the neon glow of a corner store as a classmate walks alone in “Undercover High School.” — photo credit: MBC

16. Sinchon Graffiti Tunnel

Sinchon’s graffiti tunnel curves away under vivid layers of cartoon flames, handprints and tags, the gritty shortcut featured in both “Twinkling Watermelon” and “Goblin.”

Not too far from the stairs is the Sinchon Graffiti Tunnel where scenes from Twinkling Watermelon and Goblin were filmed:

Two stylish men—one in a long brown coat, the other in a shearling-trimmed leather coat—dash out of a brightly painted mural tunnel clutching green onions in “Goblin.” — photo credit: tvN

A blue-lit graffiti tunnel shelters several people sleeping under newspapers while a wary young man in a black hoodie sits near a spotlight, the distant exit glowing up the steps in “Twinkling Watermelon.” — photo credit: tvN

17. Namsan Tower (N Seoul Tower)

Namsan Park is Seoul’s largest park, and at the top is the observatory with the famous N. Seoul Tower and Locks of Love.

This is one of the most iconic kdrama filming locations.

There’s so many kdramas, I’ll just leave the scene photos.

Kdramas filmed at Namsan Tower:

Business Proposal

Now We Are Breaking Up

Strings of fairy-lights and endless padlocks set the stage for multiple couples—some talking, some sightseeing—in “Now We’re Breaking Up.” — photo credit: SBS

King the Land

Love Next Door

At Namsan Tower’s love-locks terrace, a man gazes ahead while a woman beside him smiles softly at the rainbow wall of padlocks, sharing a quiet night moment in “Love Next Door.” — photo credit: tvN

True Beauty

Boys Over Flowers

The Legend of the Blue Sea

Bundled in a scarf, the hero strikes a shy pose beside rainbow-bright love locks with the city lights twinkling behind him in “Legend of the Blue Sea.” — photo credit: SBS

Love Your Enemy

18. Yeouido Hangang Park

People walking towards lseoul u sign in park with trees and city skyline in background.

Yeouido Hangang Park is one of the most popular Han River parks.

You can also rent a bike and bike along the river, or do a sunset Han River cruise.

Kdramas filmed at Yeouido Hangang Park:

Start-Up

Yeouido Hangang Park is where the grandma’s food truck is located, though there’s no actual food trucks there.

Legend of the Blue Sea

They watch the fireworks together at Yeouido Hangang Park towards the beginning of the kdrama.

19. Banpo Hangang Bridge

Banpo Hangang Park is especially popular during the summer when there’s light shows.

Kdramas filmed at Banpo Hangang Bridge:

Our Unwritten Seoul

Mi-ji and Ho-soo sit by the river, specifically near Banpo Bridge.

Itaewon Class

Jo Yi-seo visits Banpo Bridge often to think.

20. Common Ground

Common Ground in the Gwangjin district is a shopping mall in converted blue shipping containers.

I’ve visited once and it has lots of shops and eateries.

Kdramas filmed at Common Ground:

Vincenzo

Vincenzo and Cha-Young eat here in episode 5.

XO Kitty

In season 2, Yuri and Dae go shopping for clothes, specifically at OLO. (Okay, not technically a kdrama but if you like the show, here’s more filming locations).

Common Ground shopping mall in Seoul, featuring stacked blue shipping containers with retail shops, a popular spot for filming and fashion in "XO, Kitty" Season 2. — photo credit: Netflix

Our Unwritten Seoul

They wait in line in episode 11 of Our Unwritten Seoul.

21. Gyeongui Line Forest Park

Gyeongui Line Forest Park is a linear park located in Hongdae.

Kdramas filmed at Gyeongui Line Forest Park:

Because This Is My First Life

Ji-ho and and Se-hee walk down here on a date.

I Am Not A Robot

From episode 9 on their “date” — one of my favorite episodes from the kdrama.

Other Kdrama Filming Locations

A woman walks through towering bamboo stalks and ancient stone pillars at Ahopsan Forest in Busan, Korea, a tranquil filming location from the K-drama The King: Eternal Monarch.

Here’s kdrama filming locations in Seoul I visited that appeared in only one kdrama.

22. Dali and Cocky Prince House

I visited the main house from the kdrama, which is not too far from Naksan Park.

In “Dali and Cocky Prince,” Mu-hak (in white) storms out of Dali’s sleek charcoal-brick Hannam-dong townhouse, only to run straight into a rival suitor on the terrace stairs. — photo credit: KBS2

A stark black modern house with angular terraces rises above a hillside at sunset its soot colored bricks contrasting the pastel sky in “Dali and Cocky Prince.”

23. Doctor Slump Bridge

The Munhwa Pedestrian Bridge in the drama is the area where Jeong-woo takes a run.

It’s also called the Yeouido Saetgang Ecological Park Cultural Bridge.

One of the best bridges in Seoul that I’ve visited.

In “Doctor Slump,” Jeong-woo pauses on the sleek, cable-stayed Munhwa Pedestrian Bridge (문화 보행교) as the Yeouido skyline rises beyond the treetops and Han River expressways below. — photo credit: JTBC

Munhwa Pedestrian Bridge is a modern cable-stayed pedestrian bridge with sleek white cables stretching over a lush green park. The bridge has a curved walkway with metal railings, surrounded by autumn-colored trees and high-rise buildings in the background. One of the best bridges in Seoul.

24. Yeoksam Station – Extraordinary Attorney Woo

Yeoksam Station is the subway stop that Young-woo takes to work.

It was one of the first kdrama spots I visited in my first trip to Korea in 2022.

In “Extraordinary Attorney Woo,” Young-woo emerges at Yeoksam Station (역삼역, Line 2)—the busy Gangnam-gu stop whose ground-level exits open onto Teheran-ro’s sleek office towers and cafés—ready to navigate a new day in Seoul’s legal jungle. — photo credit: ENA

25. Namdaemun Gate – Love Scout

In episode 3, Eunho and Ji-Yun eat spicy tteokbokki in front of Namdaemun Gate.

Beneath Namdaemun Gate’s night glow, a woman cheeks puffed with spicy tteokbokki eyes her tux-clad partner who fusses with his chopsticks during a curbside snack in “Love Scout.” — photo credit: SBS

26. Itaewon Class Bridge

I actually came across Noksapyeong Bridge while I was lost and didn’t realize it was the same bridge shown throughout Itaewon Class.

Two characters face each other on the Noksapyeong pedestrian overpass as evening traffic streams below and N Seoul Tower rises over Mount Namsan in “Itaewon Class.” — photo credit: JTBC

27. Nodeol Island – Start-Up

Nodeol Island was used as the main filming location for the Sandbox campus in Start-Up.

It’s open to visitors and a popular place to watch the sunset and have picnics.

A bird’s-eye sweep reveals Nodeul Island refitted as the SANDBOX hub, its angular pavilion nestled in greenery between twin Han River bridges in “Start-Up.” — photo credit: tvN

Sunset bathes Nodeul Island’s riverside lawns and stepped amphitheater as Yeouido’s skyline glows across the Han River.

Apparently there are scenes from Demon and Marry My Husband filmed here as well, but I can’t recall the scenes.

28. Oil Tank Culture Park – Start-Up

Oil Tank Culture Park was also used as one of the main entrances for the Sandbox campus.

Colorful murals funnel clusters of young entrepreneurs toward a rust-patina oil tank emblazoned with “SANDBOX,” the fictional start-up campus at Oil Tank Culture Park in “Start-Up.” — photo credit: tvN

Collage of Oil Tank Culture Park in Seoul South Korea featuring rusty cylindrical tanks concrete bunkers glass skylight and an open plaza dotted with stone cube seats showcasing industrial relics repurposed as cultural spaces.

29. Boramae Park – Strong Girl Bong-Soon

Boramae Park is the location where Minhyuk flies the drone with Bong-soon.

A young man flies a drone while a smiling woman looks up in Boramae Park, surrounded by autumn trees and outdoor sculptures, featured in “Strong Woman Do Bong Soon.” — photo credit: JTBC

30. Love Scout Bookstore

I visited the area where the bookstore is located (not an actual bookstore) and the cozy street they usually walk down.

The train track is also a filming location in My Mister.

Cherry-blossom petals drift as a girl races past Dodam Bookstore’s chalkboard toward a clanging railway crossing where a silver commuter train barrels through in “Love Scout.” — photo credit: SBS

List Updated as of August 2025

A person walks under a stone arch bridge at night in Suwon, South Korea, a filming location from the K-drama "Twenty Five Twenty One." The softly lit pathway curves gently, surrounded by trees and streetlights that cast a warm glow. The historic charm of the bridge blends seamlessly with the quiet nighttime atmosphere.

I watch so many kdramas and visit Seoul often, so I’ll continue to add to this list.

For updates, follow me on Instagram, where I’ll usually post on stories, or on my Korea Solo Travel page on Facebook.

I hope this was helpful and have fun visiting your favorite kdrama filming locations in Seoul!

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