Step into Joseon-era Seoul at Gyeongbokgung Palace, then wander Bukchon Hanok Village’s storied lanes, two iconic K-drama backdrops just minutes apart.
Perched above Seoul, Namsan Tower is a K-drama staple famous for Love Locks, skyline views, and iconic scenes from My Love from the Star and Itaewon Class.
A tree-lined favourite of K-drama romantics, Deoksugung Stonewall Walkway, seen in Goblin, shines in autumn, perfect for slow, cinematic strolls.
Cheonggyecheon Stream winds through central Seoul, a calm ribbon of water made famous by dramas like True Beauty. Perfect for slow night walks and city pause.
Dongdaemun Design Plaza’s futuristic curves steal the scene in K-dramas like She Was Pretty. Visit after dark, when LED lights turn it into pure visual drama.
Picnic blankets, fried chicken, and glowing sunsets, Yeouido’s Han River Parks are peak K-drama romance. Bike rides, ramyeon, and city lights included.
Lotte World is peak K-drama date energy. Seen in Business Proposal and Strong Woman Do Bong Soon, it’s all rides, cotton candy, and accidental hand-holding wrapped in pure nostalgia.
Itaewon is Seoul’s rebel heart, made iconic by Itaewon Class. Global food, indie shops, and nightlife collide here; come to wander, eat loud, and own your individuality.