Goblin Filming Locations Tour: 4-Day Itinerary

Incheon Airport → Incheon StationAirport Railroad (AREX)

Incheon StationView on Map인천역

Freedom Park, IncheonView on Map자유공원(인천)

Korea's first Western-style park, created in 1888 for foreigners living in the open port (formerly Gakguk Park). It sits on Eungbongsan hill, overlooking Incheon Port and the open-port streets.

Jemulpo ClubView on Map제물포구락부

Built in 1901 as a social club for foreigners living in the open port. It is now an exhibition space showing daily life in Incheon during the port-opening era.

Incheon Citizens Love HouseView on Map인천시민애집

Built in 1966 and used as the official residence of the Mayor of Incheon until 2001, it opened to the public in 2021. You can tour the hanok, the old garden and a viewing space overlooking Incheon Port.

Incheon Art PlatformView on Map인천 아트플랫폼

A cultural and arts complex created by renovating warehouses and office buildings from the port-opening and modern eras. Exhibitions and performances are often held in the lanes and square between the red-brick buildings.

GonghwachunView on Map공화춘

Former Incheon Japan Bank No. 58 BranchView on Map(구)인천일본제58은행지점

The former Incheon branch of Japan's 58th Bank, built in 1892 and designated an Incheon tangible cultural heritage. A representative modern bank building of the open-port street—best viewed from the outside.

Daebul Hotel Exhibition HallView on Map대불호텔전시관

An exhibition hall on the site of the Daebul Hotel, Korea's first Western-style hotel, opened in 1888. It shows what the hotel looked like and the lodging and daily culture of open-port Incheon.

Gaehang-jang StreetView on Map개항장 거리

Songwol-dong Fairy Tale VillageView on Map송월동 동화마을

TaerimbongView on Map태림봉

Harbor Park HotelView on Map하버파크호텔

Harbor Park Hotel → Seoul StationSubway Line 1

Seoul Station → Gangneung StationKTX

Gangneung StationView on Map강릉역

Jumunjin BreakwaterView on Map주문진 방파제

A breakwater stretching into the sea in front of Yeongjin Beach in Jumunjin, Gangneung. Known as a drama filming location, it draws many visitors taking photos. On days with high waves, it is safer not to walk to the end.

Haegwang Hoe RestaurantView on Map해광횟집

Jumunjin Fish MarketView on Map주문진수산시장

The East Coast's signature seafood market right next to Jumunjin Port. Browse squid, snow crab and fish brought in that day, and eat them right away at restaurants inside the market.

Jumunjin Maritime MuseumView on Map주문진해양박물관

A small museum displaying sea life such as shells, coral, crustaceans and fish specimens. It is near Jumunjin Port, so it pairs well with the seafood market.

Jumunjin PortView on Map주문진항

One of the East Coast's main fishing ports, where the harbor and fish market sit side by side. Walk along the breakwater and harbor to take in the seaside village scenery.

Bada SikdangView on Map바다식당

SL Hotel GangneungView on MapSL호텔 강릉

SL Hotel GangneungView on MapSL호텔 강릉

Jumunjin LighthouseView on Map주문진 등대

Gangwon Province's first lighthouse, built in 1918. Standing on a hill, it offers a sweeping view of Jumunjin Port and the East Sea.

Silbi Saengseon-gui Main Branch Small HouseView on Map실비생선구이 본점 작은집

Gangneungjungang MarketView on Map강릉중앙시장

Gangneung StationView on Map강릉역

Gangneung Station → Seoul StationKTX

Seoul StationView on Map서울역

Deoksugung Stone Wall PathView on Map덕수궁 돌담길

The palace wall path that runs from Daehanmun Gate of Deoksugung toward Jeongdong-gil. The roadside trees change with the seasons, making it one of central Seoul's best-loved walking paths.

Ibuk ManduView on Map이북만두

Gwanghwamun GateView on Map광화문

The main gate of Gyeongbokgung Palace, first built in 1395, with Gwanghwamun Square spreading out in front. You can also watch the royal gate guard changing ceremony held in front of the gate.

Le Seoul HotelView on Map르서울호텔

Le Seoul HotelView on Map르서울호텔

Bukchon Hanok Village Gamgodang StreetView on Map북촌한옥마을 감고당길

A stone-wall lane running from Anguk Station toward Jeongdok Library, named after Gamgodang, the house where Queen Inhyeon lived after she was deposed. Hanok houses and small shops line both sides, making it a good starting point for a Bukchon walk.

Constitutional Court Exhibition HallView on Map헌법재판소전시관

An exhibition hall inside the Constitutional Court in Jae-dong, Seoul, introducing the history of constitutional adjudication and major rulings. The grounds are home to the Jae-dong white pine, a designated natural monument.

Seoul UnhyeongungView on Map서울 운현궁

The residence of Heungseon Daewongun, where King Gojong grew up before taking the throne. Buildings such as Noraktang, where Gojong and Empress Myeongseong held their wedding, preserve the look of a late-Joseon royal household.

Jungang High SchoolView on Map중앙고등학교

A private school founded in 1908; its red-brick main, east and west buildings are designated national historic sites. Classes are in session, so entry may be restricted—viewing from around the main gate is recommended.

Kkot Bap EpidaView on Map꽃,밥에피다

MyeongdongView on Map명동

Seoul's signature shopping street, packed with cosmetics and fashion stores and street-food stalls. Myeongdong Cathedral and Namdaemun Market are within walking distance — a good place to pick up souvenirs on your last day.

Seoul StationView on Map서울역

Seoul Station → Incheon AirportAirport Railroad (AREX)