Dongdaemun Shopping Complex: Start with the 2nd and 3rd Floors for Fabric
Rina walks straight into the market through the underground link at Exit 9 of Dongdaemun Station.
Scene to Street
Scenes and stories from the cast wandering Seoul’s landmarks.
All pieces in this archive
Goto Mall: how to choose just one thing without losing your way
Goto Mall is an underground shopping centre that runs for about 880 m.
Noryangjin Fish Market: reading “미” and “kg” together
Noryangjin Fish Market is Seoul’s central wholesale market, where wholesalers and retailers trade side by side.
Mangwon Market: read the unit on the price tag first
At Mangwon Market, shops selling ingredients stand alongside stalls selling food to eat.
Seonyudo Park: one photo with a K-drama feel
Seonyudo Park is an island park on the Han River, built by reusing the buildings and structures of an old water treatment plant.
Myeongdong 8-gil: how to choose just one Korean beauty product
Mali starts her shopping at Exit 6 of Myeongdong Station on Line 4.
Gyeongdong Market: how many grams is “한 근”?
Gyeongdong Market is a large traditional market in the east of Seoul that opened in 1960.
Itaewon Station, Exit 3: choosing a place for dinner
Every exit at Itaewon Station opens onto a different neighbourhood.
Garosu-gil: bring home a colour you love
Garosu-gil is a street lined with ginkgo trees.
Kukje Electronics Center (Gukjeon): figure and gacha shopping guide
Figure and gacha shops at Kukje Electronics Center (Gukjeon) in Seocho are spread from 2F to 9F.
The Hyundai Seoul pop-up guide: queues, floors and bag storage
Each pop-up at The Hyundai Seoul has its own floor and entry system.
KSPO DOME concert day: planning the hours before and after the show
KSPO DOME (Olympic Gymnastics Arena) is in Olympic Park in Songpa-gu.