- Address
- Deoksugung-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul (along the palace's south wall)
- Getting there
- City Hall Station (Lines 1/2), Exit 2 — the walkway starts at the palace gate.
- Hours
- Street always open; Deoksugung Palace 09:00–21:00, closed Mondays
- Admission
- Street free; palace ₩1,000
Deoksugung Stonewall Walkway
The tree-lined stone-wall road beside Deoksugung Palace — one of the most-filmed streets in Seoul, famous for emotional walking scenes in Goblin and many others.
Dramas filmed at Deoksugung Stonewall Walkway
Goblin
The stone-wall road frames several of the drama's signature contemplative walks.
Extraordinary Attorney Woo
Young-woo and Jun-ho's episode-10 walk along the palace wall.
Visiting tips
The walkway curves for about 900 meters along the palace wall, canopied by ginkgo trees that turn deep gold in late October–early November — the two weeks when it looks exactly like its drama appearances. A local legend says couples who walk it together break up, which the dramas love to reference; walk it anyway.
Time your visit to catch the royal guard changing ceremony at Deoksugung’s Daehanmun gate (usually 11:00, 14:00, 15:30, not Mondays) — it’s free and photogenic.
What’s nearby
Jeongdong-gil continues the walk past century-old missionary buildings toward Seoul Museum of Art, itself a drama regular. City Hall Plaza and Gwanghwamun are each 10 minutes on foot, so this slots into any downtown palace day without a detour.