'Marry my husband' (Episode 4-6) Filming Locations and Nearby Spots to Visit

Nodal Island

Address: 445 Yangnyeong-ro, Yongsan-gu, Seoul

Located in the middle of the Hangang Bridge, it is an oval-shaped piece of land whose name is said to have originated from "Nodol," which means "the stone where white herons played." In 2012, a concern began to restore the space as a place for rest and meeting on the Hangang River, and in September 2019, Nodal Island was reborn as a space with nature, rest, and culture, with the motto of a "complex cultural base mediated by music."

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· Yongsanmaru

Address: 19-28 Han-gangdaero 15-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul

Buckwheat KimbapThis is the signature menu. The overall food is clean, including unique dishes such as Gopdoritang, Hanwoo Motsu Nabe, and Hanwoo Hormone Dong.

Henderson Hall of Kyungseong Middle School

Address: 277-1 Daesin-dong, Jung-gu, Daegu

Founded in 1906, it is one of the oldest middle schools in Daegu and is a Protestant mission school.

It is famous for its beautiful campus due to the ivy covering Henderson Hall and the old cultural heritage buildings.

It became even more famous in December 2022 when it was filmed for the music video of the idol group "NewJeans" 'Ditto'.

It is famous as a tourist attraction with the Cheongna Hill and the Modernization Alley.

- Places to Visit Nearby

· Cheongna Hill

Cheongna Hill originated from the fact that Christian missionaries lived there in the early 20th century and planted many ivy vines,

and was also called "Dongsang" because it was located east of Dalseong Fortress when it was the center of Daegu.

This beautiful garden includes old missionary houses where missionaries and their families lived, such as the Chamis House, the Sweets House, and the Blair House,

90 steps, the Daegu March 1st Independence Movement Road, the first Western apple tree in Daegu, the monument of "Dongmuseonggak" which is the first Korean folk song,

and Grace Garden, the cemetery of missionaries and their families.

Cheongna Hill is also the starting point of the Alley Tour Course 2 and is known as the filming location for the KBS drama "Gaksital."

· Daegu Modern Alley Red Bean Bread Main Branch

Address: 1F, 7-1 Namseong-ro, Jung-gu, Daegu

A handmade bread shop made by craftsmen with 30 years of tradition, it has a plain and less sweet red bean breadas its signature menu.

Designated as one of the 'Top 3 Bread Shops in Korea that Tourists Must Visit' by the Korea Tourism Organization.

In September 2023, it operated a pop-up store at Tanglin Mall in Singapore and received a great response.

It plans to expand its overseas stores to all of Asia, including Southeast Asian countries such as Singapore, Vietnam, and Indonesia.

Pond in front of the ROTC of Suwon University

Address: 17 Wauan-gil, Bongdam-eup, Hwaseong-si, Gyeonggi-do

A pond famous for its cherry blossoms in spring, it is a place where drowning incidents have occurred, so caution is needed.

The beautiful campus scenery has been featured in many filming locations, including the MBC drama 'East of Eden', the movie 'A Little Bride', and the SBS drama 'Tazza'.

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· Annyeong Bulbaek

Address: 483-4 Sejaro, Bongdam-eup, Hwaseong-si, Gyeonggi-do

Charcoal-grilled Grilled Pork, stews using broth made with more than 10 carefully selected natural ingredients,

and you can enjoy Korean food at a reasonable price with rice that is milled and cooked fresh every morning at the store.

Recommended if you want to eat hearty bulgogi at a local restaurant!

Seoul National University of Science and Technology, Jajakmaru

Address: 163 Seoul National University of Science and Technology, Seoul National University of Science and Technology, Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul

The only comprehensive university among public universities in Korea. As the name "Sip (市立)" suggests, it is operated by the Seoul Metropolitan Government,

and the Mayor of Seoul is responsible for its operation as the chairman of the Seoul National University of Science and Technology Operating Committee.

It is a place that has appeared in many filming locations, including the TV Chosun drama "My Happy End," the JTBC drama "Strong Woman Kang Nam-soon," and the movie "Sympathy."

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· Like Wine

Address: 6F, 147 Seoul National University of Science and Technology, Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul

A restaurant that has it all – atmosphere, view, and taste! It is a well-known restaurant among students of Seoul National University of Science and Technology!

The night view is particularly beautiful, so they say that students of Seoul National University of Science and Technology relieve stress with a glass of wine after exams.

29 Pub Tokyo Elegant 4th Branch

Address: 14 Gangnamdaero 110-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul

With the motto of "democratization of luxury," it is a restaurant and bar where you can enjoy high-priced imported liquor without any burden, and it values providing the best experience with its stylish space and refined service.

Cheongun Park Multi-purpose Athletic Field

Address: 7-6 Cheongun-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul

Cheongun Park, located in Cheongun-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul, refers to the area from the Yoon Dong-ju Poet's Hill next to Jahamun to the vicinity of Cheongun Kindergarten.

It was filmed for the tvN drama "The Man Who Owns the House of Queen Inhyeon," filmed in the vicinity of Cheongun Kindergarten. The red public telephone booth used at the time no longer exists.

If you go up the stairs from Jahamun Pass to Cheongun-ro, you will see the Seoul Fortress. It is a newly constructed section of the fortress, but you can enjoy walking along the fortress. On the opposite side, you can also see the Seoul Fortress that goes up along Bukaksan Mountain in the distance.

It is a sunrise spot, and a New Year's sunrise event is held every year.

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· Buamdong Donkatsu 1979

Address: 5 Baekseokdong-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul

A pork cutlet restaurant with a Western-style atmosphere. The deep-fried food is crispy and the meat is thick and hearty, and the sauce is delicious, so there are quite a few regulars.

· Bubing

Address: 136 Changui Mun-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul

You can eat shaved ice all year round, a 'Suyo Michelin Guide' selected restaurant!

A one-item order per person is required, but you can also order shaved ice and drinks if it's a bit much. You can choose from a variety of shaved ice to suit your taste.

Mullae-dong Alley

Address: 18 Dorim-ro 131-gil, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul

During the Joseon Dynasty, it was a swampy area where reeds grew profusely. When large and small textile factories were built during the Japanese colonial period, it was called "Saok-dong" (絲屋洞) by the Japanese and the village was formed.

In the 1970s, it was a densely populated area of ​​ironworks, and it was booming by producing various machine parts.

However, in the late 1990s, Chinese parts were imported into Korea in large quantities, leading to an increase in the number of ironworks closing.

In the 2000s, various artists began to rent out the spaces where ironworks used to be in Mullae-dong at low prices and started moving in.

Mitsugaze

Address: 3F, Hotel Oakwood Premier, 46 Teheran-ro 87-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul

A Japanese restaurant located in a hotel, with a luxurious atmosphere, perfect for engagement parties or gatherings.

Samsung-ri

Address: 28 Bongeunsa-ro 86-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul

A bar with a late Joseon Dynasty concept located in Samseong-dong, a great place to commemorate special occasions.

You can enjoy over 900 types of liquor, including whiskey, cocktails, and wine, as well as high-quality cocktails and food.

Live jazz performances are held every Friday and Saturday from 8:30 PM to 10:30 PM.