Streaming Era K-Drama Filming Sites

This tour guides you through filming locations across the Seoul area from popular Korean dramas of the streaming era. You will visit a department store, a historic residence, a lake, a university campus, a hospital, and a container mall.

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1. Ilsan Lake Park

Ilsan Lake Park is marked by a massive, artificial expanse of water that covers three hundred thousand square meters at the center of the site. Opened in May nineteen ninety-six, the park was built over three years as a primary feature of…

2. Ewha Womans Univ. Seoul Hospital

Ewha Womans University Seoul Hospital in the Magok district is distinguished by its innovative room design, which features three-person standard wards and private, single-patient intensive care units to prioritize patient comfort and…

3. The Hyundai Seoul

The Hyundai Seoul stands out in the Yeouido financial district as a sprawling, glass-roofed structure designed by architect Richard Rogers. Opened in February twenty twenty-one, the department store occupies a massive site within the Parc…

4. Yonsei University, Sinchon Campus

Yonsei University’s Sinchon Campus is defined by a collection of nineteenth-century Neo-Gothic buildings constructed of red brick and grey stone. These historical structures, including Underwood Hall, Stimson Hall, and Appenzeller Hall,…

5. Unhyeongung Palace

Unhyeongung Palace is marked by a series of low-slung, traditional wooden hanok buildings enclosed within quiet stone walls, a stark contrast to the surrounding glass and steel of downtown Seoul. This site was once the private residence of…

6. Sewoon Arcade (Makercity Sewoon)

Sewoon Arcade is a sprawling concrete megastructure that stretches through the heart of Seoul, resembling a massive power strip cutting across the cityscape. Completed in nineteen sixty-eight, it was designed by architect Kim Swoo-geun as…

7. Common Ground

Common Ground is easy to spot from a distance by its hundreds of bright blue shipping containers stacked into a four-story complex. Opened in twenty fifteen, it holds the title of the world's largest modular shopping mall built from two…

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