Day trip from Busan

Cheongha Gongjin Market

Cheongha-myeon, Pohang

VisitKorea and Pohang City tourism identify Cheongha Gongjin Market as the real-world Gongjin Market from the drama, with the drama's Gongjin Banjeom, Bora Supermarket, Cheongho Hardware and Oyun Cafe inside.

Pohang · Full guide · North Gyeongsang

Oedo Botania

Irun-myeon, Geoje

Geoje City and press say the drama's final episode was filmed on the island garden.

Geoje · Full guide · South Gyeongsang

Gasil Catholic Church, Chilgok

Chilgok

Segye Ilbo and Kyongbuk Ilbo report that Ae-sun's wedding scene was filmed at the church.

Chilgok · Full guide · North Gyeongsang

Gyesan Catholic Church, Daegu

Jung-gu, Daegu

Maeil Shinmun reports that interior wedding scenes were filmed at the cathedral; VisitKorea's Daegu Hallyu story names it as the wedding venue for Geum-myeong.

Daegu · Full guide · Daegu

Sayuwon

Gunwi, Daegu

Kyunghyang Shinmun and Seoul Shinmun report that the Queens family's hunting scene was filmed at Sayuwon, a private garden in Gunwi.

Gunwi · Full guide · Daegu

The Hyundai Daegu

Central Daegu

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Dongdaegu Station

Dong-gu, Daegu

The blocked-track and locomotive-switch sequences. Confirmed by The Cinemaholic, SpoilerTown, and Wikipedia.

Daegu · Full guide · Daegu

Gamcheon Culture Village

Gamcheon, Busan

Season 3. Yonhap lists Gamcheon Culture Village among the Busan places in the season. A second source has not confirmed this place yet.

Busan · Full guide · Busan · Saha-gu

Hapcheon Video Theme Park

Hapcheon · Full guide · South Gyeongsang

Obongsan Madangbawi Cliff

Gyeongju · Full guide · North Gyeongsang

Daeunsan Natural Recreation Forest

Dong-myeon, Yangsan

Several eerie forest scenes on the way to the grave were filmed in this recreation forest at the foot of Mount Daeun.

Yangsan · Full guide · South Gyeongsang

Guryongpo Japanese House Street

Guryongpo-eup, Pohang

VisitKorea and Kukmin Ilbo name the street as the setting of Ongsan, the small harbor town where Dong-baek lives.

Pohang · Full guide · North Gyeongsang

Camellia (café and select shop)

Guryongpo-eup, Pohang

VisitKorea's listing for Camellia describes it as the pub run by single mother Dong-baek in the drama. It is now a select shop selling coffee, desserts and souvenirs, and visitors can have drinks on the second floor of the Japanese-style wooden building.

Pohang · Full guide · North Gyeongsang

Guryongpo Park Stone Stairs

Guryongpo-eup, Pohang

KTO names these stone stairs as the place famous for the scene of Dong-baek and Yong-sik sitting on the stairs with the sea view; CEO Magazine identifies the stairs as the background of the drama poster.

Pohang · Full guide · North Gyeongsang

Hoho Myeonok

Guryongpo-eup, Pohang

CEO Magazine identifies this Chinese restaurant as the real building behind Baekdu Gejang House, the fictional gejang restaurant run by Yong-sik's mother Deok-soon; the drama used its exterior, with the sign swapped for filming. Travel Sketch's photo caption shows the same shop as Deok-soon's, selling galbitang and naengmyeon.

Pohang · Full guide · North Gyeongsang

Haedong Yonggungsa Temple

Gijang, Busan

In the March 16, 2023 episode, the first Busan stop is Haedong Yonggungsa, the temple by the sea, reached down its 108 steps. Busan City's own release on the episode names it too.

Busan · Full guide · Busan · Gijang-gun

Gwangalli Beach

Gwangalli, Busan

Busan City says the friends' tour of the city started at Gwangalli's beach. A second source has not confirmed this place yet.

Busan · Full guide · Busan · Suyeong-gu

Hwangnyeongsan Observatory

Hwangnyeongsan, Busan

The group ends the day at the Hwangnyeongsan observatory, staying a long time over Busan's night view, according to Busan City and the broadcaster's episode publicity.

Busan · Full guide · Busan · Nam-gu

Changwon Bukbu-ri Hackberry Tree (Dongbu Village)

Daesan-myeon, Changwon

Press reports say the tree and Dongbu Village played Sodeok-dong, the village fighting to save its old hackberry tree.

Changwon · Full guide · South Gyeongsang

Oreung (Five Royal Tombs of Silla)

Tap-dong, Gyeongju

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

Hwarang Hill

Sannae-myeon, Gyeongju, Gyeongsangbuk-do

VisitKorea calls Hwarang Hill a meadow where Kang-ho and neighborhood children often played. Korea JoongAng Daily says it is where Kang-ho hangs out with the two children in the first scenes of the drama, and names its Meditation Rock as the viewpoint over the village and rice paddies below.

Gyeongju · Full guide · North Gyeongsang

Dori Village Ginkgo Tree Forest

Gyeongju, Gyeongsangbuk-do

VisitKorea lists Dori Village Ginkgo Tree Forest in its Good Bad Mother course and says it is where Kang-ho found the twins' bouncy ball, in a thick forest of densely planted ginkgo trees that turns golden in fall. No second independent exact-spot source was found on 2026-10-27, so the stop stays reported.

Gyeongju · Full guide · North Gyeongsang

Hanbam Village

Daeyul-ri, Bugye-myeon, Gunwi-gun, Daegu

VisitKorea says this is where Young-soon, having lost her husband, comes driving a pig truck and settles among the villagers. Korea JoongAng Daily calls Hanbam Village the main setting where Young-soon and Kang-ho stay together and restore their relationship after an accident, and names it as the Jowoori Stone Wall Village of the drama.

Gunwi · Full guide · Daegu

Hye-won's House

Miseong-ri, Ubo-myeon, Gunwi-gun

VisitKorea names this house as the home of Hye-won (Kim Tae-ri), the main character of Little Forest (2018), and says the film's bicycle and props remain at the site. VisitKorea's Gunwi travel article adds that most filming took place at this isolated house and the surrounding fields, and that the house stands empty and freely viewable.

Gunwi · Full guide · Daegu

Miseong-ri lanes and the old willow tree

Miseong-ri, Ubo-myeon, Gunwi-gun

VisitKorea's Gunwi travel article says the road Hye-won cycles, the mountain where she gathers chestnuts and the house itself were all filmed in Miseong-ri, and describes the village's lone large tree in the open fields as the willow in the cycling scene — a protected tree more than 350 years old, a short walk from the house.

Gunwi · Full guide · Daegu

Yeokjeon Sanghoe (station-front shop)

Hwabon Station, Sanseong-myeon, Gunwi-gun

VisitKorea's Gunwi travel article names this small shop in front of Hwabon Station as a place that appeared in Little Forest, alongside other media — the old-style neighbourhood supermarket of the film's village errands.

Gunwi · Full guide · Daegu

Hwabon Station platform and water tower

Sanseong-myeon, Gunwi-gun

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Keimyung University campuses

Daegu

A September 2026 Keimyung University release, carried by Herald Economy and other outlets, says Four Hands, which is airing now, filmed on its campus.

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Keimyung Seongseo Adams Chapel

Dalseo-gu, Daegu

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Hapcheon Film Theme Park

Hapcheon

The film was shot here, and Hapcheon County opened the location as a theme park after the film's success (Hapcheon County; VisitKorea).

Hapcheon · Full guide · South Gyeongsang · More dramas at Hapcheon Film Theme Park

Hapcheon Film Theme Park

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Kyungnam University

Changwon · Full guide · South Gyeongsang

Keimyung University Hanhakchon

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Jisan-dong Tombs

Goryeong · Full guide · North Gyeongsang

Eungwa Head House

Near Seongju · Full guide · North Gyeongsang

Dongnakdang

Near Oksan Seowon, Gyeongju · Full guide · North Gyeongsang

Hoyeonjeong Pavilion

Hapcheon · Full guide · South Gyeongsang

Namsa Yedam Village

Sancheong · Full guide · South Gyeongsang

Pusan National University Yangsan Hospital

Mulgeum-eup, Yangsan-si

Yangsan · Full guide · South Gyeongsang

Geumo Bridge

Dong-myeon, Yangsan-si

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Hapcheon Film Theme Park

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Homigot area

Pohang · Full guide · North Gyeongsang

Yangpo Port

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Street near Homigot

Near Homigot, Pohang · Full guide · North Gyeongsang

Gajodo Island village and coastal road

Sadeung-myeon, Geoje

Geoje City says the island village, harbor and coastal road near the Gajo branch office were used as the fictional island 'Pyeondong-do'.

Geoje · Full guide · South Gyeongsang

Jeogu Port

Nambu-myeon, Geoje

Geoje · Full guide · South Gyeongsang

Myeongsa Beach

Nambu-myeon, Geoje

Geoje · Full guide · South Gyeongsang

Hammok Pebble Beach

Nambu-myeon, Geoje

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Tongyeong Port Ferry Terminal

Tongyeong

Tongyeong · Full guide · South Gyeongsang

Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond

Gyeongju, North Gyeongsang

VisitKorea's Gyeongju Hallyu guide names this as the place Se-gye headed to after her argument with Do-jae in The Beauty Inside. No episode number is given, so none is stated here.

Gyeongju · Full guide · North Gyeongsang

Choi Champandaek

Pyeongsa-ri, Agyang-myeon, Hadong

VisitKorea (Korea Tourism Organization) describes Choi Champandaek — fourteen hanok buildings in Pyeongsa-ri, Hadong, recreating the Choi family house from Park Kyongni's novel — as the main set of the drama version of Toji (2004). Its Korean travel coverage likewise introduces the complex as the filming site of the drama Toji.

Hadong · Full guide · South Gyeongsang

Ahn Byeong-geun Olympic Memorial Judo Hall

Daegu · Full guide · Daegu

Hapcheon Film Theme Park

Hapcheon · Full guide · South Gyeongsang · More dramas at Hapcheon Film Theme Park