One of tvN's highest-rated dramas ever left a very visitable trail — including a department store you can shop in and a rail bike you can actually ride.
The exterior and gardens of the Hong family's chaebol mansion, where Hae-in and Hyun-woo live with her family.
💡 A working museum with paid admission — the mansion interiors were sets, so come for the gardens and facade.
Stands in for the Queens Department Store Hae-in runs as CEO — atrium and retail-floor scenes throughout.
💡 The 5th-floor indoor garden 'Sounds Forest' is the most recognizable backdrop — weekdays are far emptier.
The aquarium of Hyun-woo's episode-8 flashback proposal, in front of the main tank.
💡 Time your visit to a feeding show for the same lighting as the proposal scene.
The old rural station and rail bike of Hae-in and Hyun-woo's episode-13 countryside date in fictional Yongduri.
💡 Rides are about ₩25,000 and run 09:00–17:00 — book ahead on weekends; the drama made it genuinely popular.
Book the Mungyeong filming-location day tour →The lavish episode-1 wedding was held at Aston House on the Walkerhill grounds above the Han River.
💡 Aston House is a private event venue — viewable from outside only — but the hotel grounds and river views are open.
The Yongduri village houses from the flashbacks were a set near Mungyeong, dismantled after filming; the mansion and department-store interiors were studio builds. Mungyeong’s rail bike is the piece of Yongduri that survives — which is why Klook now runs a dedicated day tour there.
Three of the five spots are inside Seoul and pair naturally: Seongbuk-dong’s museum sits near Gilsangsa Temple (a The Glory location), and The Hyundai Seoul is ten minutes from the Han River parks. Mungyeong is the committed fan’s day trip — bundle the rail bike with Mungyeong Saejae’s sageuk film sets if you go.