Lee Dong-wook Filming Locations in Korea
Lee Dong-wook appears in 2 titles featured on KDramaPins. Each place below is where a title filmed; it does not mean Lee Dong-wook was there unless a scene note says so.
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Places to visit
Seoul
Single in Seoul: Gyeongbokgung Palace
Lotte Entertainment says Young-ho and Hyun-jin meet and talk here as the writer and editor of the Single in Seoul essays. A second source has not confirmed this place yet.
Seoul · Full guide · Seoul · Jongno-gu
Single in Seoul: Myeongdong Cathedral
Lotte Entertainment says Young-ho, whose hobby is photography, visits the cathedral. A second source has not confirmed this place yet.
Seoul · Full guide · Seoul · Jung-gu
Single in Seoul: Jamsu Bridge
Lotte Entertainment says Young-ho also visits Jamsu Bridge to take photos. A second source has not confirmed this place yet.
Seoul · Full guide · Seoul
Single in Seoul: Han River park at sunset
Lotte Entertainment says a scene of Young-ho and Hyun-jin was shot in a Han River park close to sunset, without naming the park. A second source has not confirmed this place yet.
Near the Han River (park not named) · Full guide · Seoul
Goblin: Gamgodang-gil
VisitSeoul's Goblin course lists this Jongno lane as a Seoul meeting spot for the Goblin and his love.
Seoul · Full guide · Seoul · Jongno-gu · More dramas at Gamgodang-gil
Goblin: Unhyeongung Yanggwan
European-style mansion used as the home Kim Shin (Gong Yoo) shares with the Grim Reaper (Lee Dong-wook).
Seoul · Full guide · Place page · Seoul · Jongno-gu
Goblin: Deoksugung stone-wall path
VisitSeoul's Goblin itinerary lists several scenes here. A second source has not confirmed this stop yet.
Seoul · Full guide · Seoul · Jung-gu
Goblin: Yongdap Station pedestrian bridge
Sunny and the Grim Reaper's encounter; the district has put up official filming signage.
Seoul · Full guide · Seoul · Seongdong-gu
Goblin: Bukchon Hanok Village (Red Zone notice)
Visitor information for the Bukchon area near Gamgodang-gil — not a Goblin filming location. The Bukchon-ro 11-gil Red Zone restricts tourist access 17:00–10:00 daily; violations can be fined. Plan Bukchon-area visits for daytime hours.
Seoul · Full guide · Seoul · Jongno-gu
Incheon
Goblin: Hanmi Bookstore
VisitKorea (Korea Tourism Organization) describes Hanmi Bookstore as the place where the Goblin leads had their shy date, and a Korea.kr policy-briefing feature names the yellow-fronted shop a Goblin filming location. The shop has sold secondhand books on Baedari Book Street since 1961.
Incheon · Full guide · Incheon
Goblin: Jemulpo Club
VisitKorea's Gaehang-ro guide says Kim Shin (Gong Yoo) and the Grim Reaper (Lee Dong-wook) talked in front of the Jemulpo Club, which stood in for Chairman Yu's house. The Incheon Tourism Organization's Hallyu page independently names the club as the place where the Goblin and the Grim Reaper met, so this stop is confirmed.
Incheon · Full guide · Incheon
Goblin: Songhyeon Neighborhood Park
The Incheon Tourism Organization's Goblin locations page describes Songhyeon Neighborhood Park as the park where Eun-tak (Kim Go-eun) and Kim Shin (Gong Yoo) met by chance again and again. It is a large neighborhood park with artificial waterfalls, ponds and walking paths, and the Sudoguksan Museum of Housing and Living sits at its edge. One official source names filming here so far, so this stop is reported, not confirmed.
Incheon · Full guide · Incheon
Goblin: Jayu Park (G-Mart front)
The Incheon Tourism Organization's Goblin locations page says this is where Eun-tak (Kim Go-eun), complaining about her situation, accidentally summoned Kim Shin (Gong Yoo), and that the filming spot is in front of the G-Mart in Jayu Park, on the hill next to Chinatown. The park appeared only briefly, the page notes, but the scene drew wide attention. One official source names filming here so far, so this stop is reported, not confirmed.
Incheon · Full guide · Incheon
Goblin: Cheongna Lake Park
The Incheon Tourism Organization's Goblin locations page says Cheongna Lake Park is where the Goblin revealed the sword to Eun-tak (Kim Go-eun), and where she promised to draw it out when the first snow came. VisitKorea's park listing tells the same scene — a drunken Goblin revealing his secrets to Eun-tak on the path the two walked — so this stop is confirmed.
Incheon · Full guide · Incheon
Goblin: Incheon Art Platform
The Incheon Tourism Organization's Hallyu page says Incheon Art Platform 'often appears as a location for TV dramas <Goblin>', a culture and art complex created in 2009 from 13 buildings near the open port in Haean-dong, their 1930s and 40s buildings remodeled while keeping their old appearance. It is now used as a creative studio, exhibition hall, performance hall and life culture center. One official source names it for Goblin so far, so this stop is reported, not confirmed.
Incheon · Full guide · Incheon
Gangwon
Goblin: Jumunjin Breakwater
VisitKorea and Gangneung City both identify Jumunjin Breakwater / Jumunjin Sand Protection Dam as the Goblin seaside filming site where Ji Eun-tak (Kim Go-eun) and Kim Shin (Gong Yoo) first encounter by the water.
Gangneung · Full guide · Gangwon
Places that no longer exist are listed only on each title's page, under "Lost filming spots".
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