There were many things to see, as 'Kang Ji-won', who returned from death, transformed into a sophisticated look with the help of 'Yoo Hee-yeon'.

Here are the filming locations and nearby places to visit in Episode 3 of 'Marry my husband'.

Avenue Juno

Address: 728 Samsung-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul

The world's largest premium beauty salon. It is famous for its wedding ceremony makeup, in particular.

-Nearby restaurants & cafes

· Goshen GOSHEN Cheongdam

Address: 18 Seolleung-ro 158-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul

Goshen Cafe, a landmark of Cheongdam-dong cafe alley since 1992.

This is the place to visit if you want an atmosphere-driven place without worrying about the price! It is also famous as a blind date place.

Especially, it is more atmospheric when you visit in the evening.

Blue The Cafe BLU THE CAFE

Address: 53 Dongseo-daero, Seobok-gu, Cheonan-si, Chungcheongnam-do

If you want to create a romantic atmosphere with your lover one day, or visit a luxurious lounge cafe with friends you haven't seen in a long time, or if you have a meeting or an important appointment and want to treat someone, etc. lounge cafe. This is a special space where a small performance is held along with coffee for customers, and a multi-shop coexistsIt is a special space where a multi-shop coexists. It consists of a VIP-only terrace space where you can enjoy the atmosphere while watching the rain or snow falling outside through the large windows, and seasonal plants and landscaping that change throughout the year greet you warmly.

Mustit

Address: 148 Apgujeong-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul

The Mustit showroom is a luxurious space where customers who purchase luxury goods can experience products and services.

You can purchase authentic products from high-end brands to brands that are emerging from overseas at reasonable prices.

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· Pizza Express

Address: B1F, 28 Apgujeong-ro 10-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul

New York style pizzeria. 'Truffle Rucola Pizza'is popular. It sells various craft beers.

If you want to try Hawaiian pizza with pineapple for the first time, I recommend visiting this place.

Uri An Chicken

Address: 5, Tteokgye-ro 44-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul

A comfortable pub where you can enjoy daytime drinking in Chungmuro. You can enjoy 'Chimac' (chicken and beer).

-Nearby places to visit

· A historical street located in Jung-gu, Seoul

This place was called 'Honjotong' during the Japanese colonial period, and many Japanese people lived there at the time.

However, after liberation, it developed into the center of the Korean film industry, and it is now famous for its various movie theaters, theaters, and performance halls. There are also many restaurants and shopping places, making it a popular destination for foreign tourists.

· A huge shopping city space

Generally, Myeongdong Street refers to a distance of about 1 km from Myeongdong Station on Subway Line 4 to Euljiro and Lotte Department Store.

This area is home to various brand stores, department stores, and general stores. It is a fitting expression of the fashion mecca, where you can buy various products such as clothing, shoes, and accessories. It is characterized by the fact that there are more quality brands than Namdaemun or Dongdaemun. There are Lotte Department Store and Shinsegae Department Store, and on Myeongdong Street, there are shopping malls such as Noon Square, Myeongdong Milleore, and M Plaza.

Various brand shops are clustered in side alleys, including the central street.

Myeongdong has a lot of food and entertainment along with shopping. In addition, there are many amenities such as hair salons, banks, and theaters.

• Myeongdong Cathedral : Myeongdong Cathedral, the main church of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Seoul, is the first parish in Korea and a symbol of the Korean Catholic Church. It is a pure Gothic building that was started in 1892 (the 29th year of King Gojong) and completed in 1898 (the 2nd year of Gwangmu). Myeongdong Cathedral is a foundation that has had a great influence on Korean Christianity as well as on politics, society, and culture.
• Myeongdong Art Theater : Myeongdong Art Theater, which was opened in June 2009 by restoring the old National Theater in Myeongdong, is a theater art specialty theater where you can see high-quality theatrical works. It is a place where the Baroque-style exterior of the theater built in 1934 and the modern interior performance facilities blend well.
• Myeongdong Jaemiro : This was a connecting point between Myeongdong and Namsan, but it was a steep uphill road without any characteristics compared to the splendor of Myeongdong. In December 2013, it was reborn as a comic street called 'Jaemiro'. Here, you can meet various cartoon characters and content from about 70 leading Korean cartoonists, from veterans to newcomers.

House of Korea

Address: 10, Tteokgye-ro 36-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul

'House of Korea' is a traditional Korean house with a quiet traditional Korean house in the heart of Seoul. operated by the Korea Cultural Heritage FoundationIt was built in 1957 as a guesthouse for foreign guests visiting Korea. It has been undergoing major renovations and has been a living history site for over 60 years. It has now become a traditional cultural space that represents Korea.

Korean cuisine based on Joseon royal court food, traditional arts performances with splendid dances and sounds, elegant traditional wedding ceremonies and traditional banquets, and all the beauty of Korea can be experienced in one place.

Le Meridien Seoul Myeongdong

Address: 38 Myeongdong 8na-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul

Le Méridien Hotels & Resorts, born in Paris in the 1960s, is a Marriott lifestyle hotel brand where you can experience both European culture of Savoir Vivre and the uniqueness of the area where the hotel is located.

Le Méridien Seoul Myeongdong is a 5-star hotel with a total of 7 floors, 200 guest rooms including 8 suites, a high-end lounge located on the top floor of the hotel, an indoor swimming pool, a fitness center, and meeting rooms for various events.

Cheonggyecheon Gwangtonggyo Bridge

Address: 55-2 Seorindong, Jongno-gu, Seoul

The oldest stone bridge built.

It was built with earth in the early Joseon Dynasty, during the reign of King Taejo, but it collapsed due to heavy rain, so it was rebuilt with stone in August 1410 (the 10th year of King Taejong).

When it was rebuilt, it was made with 'stone objects' from Jeongneung, and there is a hidden story.

When King Taejo tried to hand over his throne to his son, Yi Bangseok, the son of Queen Shindeok, Kang,

King Taejong, who was angry at this, staged the Rebellion of the Princes and killed Yi Bangseok, ascended to the throne, and

moved the tomb of Queen Shindeok, Kang, and moved some of the stones so that everyone could step on them, and all of the stones were placed upside down.

It can be said that this is a trace of the betrayal and anger of the king of Joseon, who had once followed his mother, who was like a mother to him, because of the foundation of filial piety and loyalty.

It was famous for the bridge-stepping game on the first full moon of the Lunar New Year, and Gwangtonggyo was the busiest in Hanyang at that time.