Byeon Woo-seok Filming Locations in Korea
Byeon Woo-seok appears in 2 titles featured on KDramaPins. Each place below is where a title filmed; it does not mean Byeon Woo-seok was there unless a scene note says so.
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Works on this site
Selected filmography
Acting credits only — variety, hosting and unreleased works omitted. Entries with a filming guide link to that title's page.
- 2024 Lovely Runner Filming guide
- 2023 Soulmate
- 2023 Strong Girl Nam-soon
- 2022 20th Century Girl
- 2021 Moonshine
- 2020 Record of Youth
- 2019 Ashfall
- 2019 Office Watch 3
- 2019 Welcome to Waikiki 2
- 2017 Live Up to Your Name
- 2017 Midnight Runners
- 2017 Secret Crushes: Season 3
- 2016 Dear My Friends
Profile facts and filmography: Wikipedia, Wikipedia — filmography (accessed Oct 2026).
- Confirmed
- backed by two or more official or press sources.
- Reported
- one official or press source.
- Fan-spotted
- identified by Korean fan researchers by matching scenes; not yet confirmed by official sources.
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Places to visit
Gyeonggi
Lovely Runner: Haengnidan Street
VisitKorea’s Lovely Runner course opens on Haengnidan Street as Sun-jae and Sol’s first-date neighborhood; Herald highlights café Mong Ted as Sol’s house exterior and the rainy-scene umbrella.
Suwon · Full guide · Gyeonggi · More dramas at Haengnidan Street
Lovely Runner: Haenggung-dong Mural Village
VisitKorea: Sol and Sun-jae’s route to school, including the wall-corner confrontation scene. Herald points visitors toward Yeonmu-dong / school-route alleys near the fortress walk.
Suwon · Full guide · Gyeonggi
Lovely Runner: Hwahongmun Gate
VisitKorea and Herald both highlight the bridge in front of Hwahongmun as the spot where Sun-jae (Byeon Woo-seok) confesses to Sol (Kim Hye-yoon), with the seven stone arches as the classic fortress backdrop.
Suwon · Full guide · Place page · Gyeonggi
Lovely Runner: Banghwasuryujeong Pavilion
VisitKorea: the pavilion where Sun-jae taught Sol to ride a bike. Herald ties the bicycle help scene to the Yongyeon Pond / northeastern pavilion area of the fortress.
Suwon · Full guide · Gyeonggi
Jeonbuk
Perfect Crown: Awon Museum & Hanok Stay
VisitKorea's Welchon article describes Awon — a hanok of some 250 years, moved here from Jinju and now a gallery and hanok stay — as the background for Perfect Crown scenes in which past and present cross. Preview's location roundup (11 May 2026) names Awon as the private residence of Prince Ian, with several scenes of the prince and his secretary filmed inside.
Wanju · Full guide · Jeonbuk
Perfect Crown: Soyang Gotaek (Yeoiru)
VisitKorea's Welchon article says Yeoiru, one of the houses of Soyang Gotaek in Oseong Hanok Village, appears in Perfect Crown as the protagonist's house, and that drama fans come looking for its scenes. Soyang Gotaek gathers hanok of 100–200 years moved here from Gochang and Muan, and works as a hanok stay.
Wanju · Full guide · Jeonbuk
North Gyeongsang
Perfect Crown: Oreung (Five Royal Tombs of Silla)
Preview's Perfect Crown location roundup (11 May 2026) places some of the drama's romantically charged moments against the quiet landscape of the Five Royal Tombs. SayArt's Gyeongju filming coverage (25 October 2025) reports that the production filmed scenes at Oreung to depict the solitude of Prince Ian, using the site as a backdrop for royal scenes. The two sources frame the scenes differently, so the stop claims the filming itself, not one specific scene.
Gyeongju · Full guide · North Gyeongsang
Places that no longer exist are listed only on each title's page, under "Lost filming spots".
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