Streets & neighborhoods

The filming location for the drama '18 Again' where key scenes were shot, including the protagonist's house.

Bupyeong Kkangtong Market is known for its historical significance and variety of goods, including traditional foods. It is a popular spot for both locals and tourists.

Seomun Market is a large traditional market in Daegu known for its vibrant atmosphere and variety of food options. It was featured in the drama as a bustling location.

A significant filming location that showcases urban life in the drama.

Metapolis Enter6 is a prominent filming location in 'Master's Sun', frequently appearing as the shopping mall 'Kingdom' where key scenes unfold. / The location is frequently visited for movies, shopping, and dining. It is noted as a filming site for the drama Master's Sun. / The fountain in front of Metapolis was used as a background for scenes in Master's Sun, including a memorable ghost photo. / This location features several key scenes from 'Master's Sun', including a bench where the main characters sit and a fountain that appears frequently in the series.

Suamgol is depicted in 'Healer' as a backdrop representing the younger days of the parents' generation.

Cheongha Gongjin Market is a filming location for 'Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha' and features various spots from the drama, including a famous super market.

Dooli Super served as a significant location in 'Reply 1988', where characters often gathered and shared stories.

Chefchaouen is known for its stunning blue buildings and picturesque streets, making it a perfect spot for photography. The town's unique charm and vibrant colors attract many visitors. / Chefchaouen is known for its stunning blue-painted streets and buildings, creating a picturesque atmosphere that captivates travelers.

Jemaa el-Fnaa is a bustling market square in Marrakech known for its vibrant atmosphere and street performances. The author describes their experience walking through the market and the lively ambiance.

This location is famous for its unique train tracks that run through the city, reminiscent of scenes from Japanese films. It is a popular filming site for the drama 'My Mister'.

Participants can walk through Gangdong-gu Cartoon Street, which served as the backdrop for the webtoon 'Moving', experiencing the locations where the characters came to life.

Otaru is famous for being a filming location for the movie 'Love Letter'. The quiet alleys and beautiful scenery evoke the film's emotional atmosphere.

Otaru Shussemae Plaza is a nostalgic food court theme park located on Sakai-machi Street. It features a cozy alley that embodies a retro atmosphere.

This area represents the vibrant atmosphere of 'Itaewon Class', filled with various restaurants and colorful shop signs.

This underpass scene appears as the children escape the school and head into the city.

Baekun Market is where various scenes from 'Squid Game' were filmed, showcasing the vibrant local market life.

This is where Eun-ho enjoys the vibrant streets and cafes of human life. It is also famous for its night view overlooking Cheongju city.

A trendy cafe street where Eun-ho showcases her tteokbokki eating scene and enjoys sophisticated human culture.

Dosi Sangjing Square is featured in the drama as the location for intense chase scenes involving juvenile delinquents. It serves as a popular relaxation space for citizens and tourists.

The market is known for its vibrant atmosphere, especially during the night. However, the author found it surprisingly quiet during their visit.

This location is recommended for its beautiful night views and is associated with the filming of 'Shopaholic Louis'.

This market serves as a filming location for the drama 'Big Thing'. It is a vibrant place where locals and tourists gather, especially on weekends.

This place recreates the early 1900s with its elegant streets and classic architecture, where many scenes from the drama ‘Mr. Sunshine’ were filmed.

Incheon Chinatown was used to recreate the atmosphere of the Japanese colonial period.

Buchon Fantastic Studio is an open set for films and dramas, recreating the streets of Seoul from the 1930s to the 1970s. It has been used for various productions, including the drama 'Rustic Period'. / The location features a restored version of old Seoul, where significant scenes from the drama were filmed, including the alley where Kim Du-han and Gu Ma-jeok faced off.

A pedestrian-only street with a 100-year history where the main characters blend in with locals.

This is the romantic street where the main characters drive to from Calgary, featuring charming shops and the majestic Cascade Mountain.

The filming vehicles for the drama 'Wang's Family' were spotted near the entrance of the Dongwon Benest apartment complex in Hong Eun Dong.

This area captures the gritty urban landscape and the daily lives of workers.

This location served as a filming site for the drama 'The Moon of Seoul'. It is noted for its nostalgic connection to the 1990s Seoul.

The scene features the main characters visiting their childhood neighborhood, reflecting on their difficult past. The vibrant colors and artistic installations of the village create a stark contrast to their memories.

Taegukdo Village serves as a significant backdrop for the characters' interactions and developments throughout the series.

Coloane Village is where the final scenes of the drama 'Princess Hours' were filmed, including the proposal scene. The village offers a serene atmosphere with its pastel-colored buildings and coastal views.