The drama that made 'chimaek' a global word left a location trail from a 1956 Daehangno coffee house to the then-brand-new DDP.
Where Do Min-joon teleports to Song-yi and finally confesses — the episode-15 kiss in the pastel village square.
💡 The park still keeps drama photo zones up — and Nami Island is on the same loop.
Book a Nami + Petite France combo tour →Namsan and the tower backdrop the leads' city-view date scenes.
💡 The plaza and love-locks terrace are free; only the observatory is ticketed.
Top-star Song-yi's fashion-show and event scenes — the drama helped make the then-new landmark famous.
💡 Free to roam; the LED rose garden at night is the shot.
The campus where Professor Do Min-joon lectures — campus-walk and lecture-hall scenes.
💡 Grounds are open on weekdays — be discreet around classes.
The Joseon-era flashbacks of Min-joon's arrival on Earth 400 years ago, filmed among the traditional houses.
💡 A full working folk village with costumed performances — allow half a day; countless other sageuk shot here too.
The vintage Daehangno coffee house where Min-joon meets lawyer Jang to talk through his secrets.
💡 Open since 1956 — order the Vienna coffee and aim for the window seat from the show.
A decade after broadcast, My Love from the Star remains one of the most-searched classic K-dramas across Asia, and its locations aged unusually well: Hakrim Dabang has been pouring coffee since 1956, Petite France keeps its photo zones, and DDP became a landmark partly on this drama’s back. The penthouse interiors were sets (the exterior used a private Seocho residence), so the list above is the complete visitable map.