A filming-location trip works best when the real place is as interesting as the scene you remember. This selection from FanWork Global and Unlock Korea’s K-drama collection pairs a Seoul street walk and a container shopping complex with a separate bookstore outing in Incheon.
The three stops below are supported by official tourism sources, with visitor information reviewed on October 21, 2026. They are not one continuous walking route: use the Seoul suggestions together only if the transfer fits your day, and give Incheon its own outing.
Seoul, First Stop: Gamgodang-gil and Our Beloved Summer
The original collection labels this stop broadly as Bukchon Hanok Village. Visit Seoul’s filming-location introduction is more precise: it identifies Gamgodang-gil as a street used in Our Beloved Summer, as well as other dramas. Make the lane near Anguk the focus, rather than assuming every hanok alley is the scene’s exact location.
Explore on foot at a quiet pace and leave space for people using the street. The accompanying original graphic illustrates the wider Bukchon setting; it is not an exact filming-point map.
If you extend the walk into Bukchon’s designated Red Zone, the current Visit Seoul notice limits tourist visits there to 10:00–17:00. Follow local signs and do not treat this as a blanket restriction on every street in the surrounding neighborhood.
Seoul, Second Stop: Common Ground and Vincenzo
For a contrasting setting, travel to Common Ground near Konkuk University Station. Korea Tourism Organization’s Vincenzo guide identifies the container complex as the place where Vincenzo and Hong Cha-young share a casual meal while getting to know each other.
The venue’s official site currently lists shopping, cafés, and restaurants, with general opening hours of 11:00–22:00. Check the particular business you want to use; the same table, food seller, or filming arrangement is not guaranteed.
Address: 200 Achasan-ro, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul.
Make this a later stop after the Anguk area, allowing time for the cross-city transfer, or save it for another Seoul day.
A Separate Incheon Outing: Hanmi Bookstore and Goblin
Incheon’s official Goblin filming guide places Hanmi Bookstore in Baedari Secondhand Bookstore Alley and connects it with scenes of Kim Shin and Eun-tak. The guide was updated in June 2026 and currently lists the bookstore at 9 Geumgok-ro, Jemulpo-gu, Incheon.
Its listed hours are 10:00–18:00, with possible irregular closures, so confirm before making a special journey. Treat the shop as a working bookstore: browse respectfully, ask before photographing inside, and avoid blocking the entrance for a recreation of a scene.
This is in Incheon, not central Seoul. Plan it as a separate trip instead of adding it at the end of an already crowded Seoul afternoon.
Before You Set Out
Check current transport directions and venue notices on the day. A filming credit describes a past production; it does not guarantee that the original furnishings, viewing angle, or access arrangements are unchanged. Residential streets and operating businesses come before a photo opportunity.
Sources and Photo Credits
Original images and inspiration: FanWork Global × Unlock Korea. Selected slides only.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DQoMsKtEnMA/
Gamgodang-gil filming background: Visit Seoul.
https://korean.visitseoul.net/partners-kr/goSeoulNewsletter/13945_/13945
Bukchon visitor notice: Visit Seoul.
https://english.visitseoul.net/attractions/Bukchon-Hanok-Village/ENP000261
Common Ground filming background: Korea Tourism Organization.
https://french.visitkorea.or.kr/svc/contents/contentsView.do?vcontsId=224782
Current Common Ground visitor information: https://www.common-ground.co.kr/
Hanmi Bookstore filming and visitor information: Incheon Tourism.
https://eng-itour.incheon.go.kr/cmn/board/BBSMSTR_000000000080/2513bbsDetail.do
Visitor information reviewed October 21, 2026; hours and access may change.
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