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4 Places You MUST Go To In Seoul, According To SEVENTEEN

Since Seoul is the capital of South Korea and has plenty of places to explore, SEVENTEEN revealed four places that a traveler to the country has to experience at least once.

1. Gyeongbokgung Palace

The first destination was none other than the beautiful home of the Joseon Dynasty’s kings. Jeonghan recommended Gyeongbokgung Palace for travelers to “ experience [Korean] culture and tradition. ”

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2. Han River

Switching gears from a historical environment to one of relaxation, leader S.Coups couldn’t go without recommending the ever-popular Han River. Seungkwan pointed out the “ quite nice ” view while S.Coups noted all the “ diverse things you can do there. ”

One of those things was eating “ delicious food. ” Joshua revealed that a park outing can turn into a picnic by ordering food right to the actual park.

You can order delivery when you’re at Hangang, at the park. And you just have to tell them where you are, and they deliver it straight to you. — Joshua

While the members had memories of exercising and playing basketball at the Han River Park, Dino picked up a biking hobby he thinks everyone should try.

Speaking as a person who recently started riding bicycles quite frequently by the river, it’s an activity and hobby that I strongly recommend: riding by the Han River. — Dino

3. Apgujeong

Mingyu emphasized how important it was to visit a “ hot spot ” like Apgujeong or Garosugil to become immersed in the hustle and bustle of Korea’s city life.

Walk down the roads; take in the vibe. Go wherever your heart takes you. That’s the fun in traveling. — Mingyu

4. HYBE Museum

Taking a sudden turn, Woozi surprised them by naming HYBE’s museum, where fans can check out items from the company’s artists or purchase bakery treats.

Not only is HYBE INSIGHT a comforting place for the members, but Woozi shared that it was designed to appeal to a variety of tastes.

We visited HYBE INSIGHT, and it was so nice. And well-curated so that many people could enjoy the space. And because I’m basically in that area throughout the year—for all four seasons—it’s just comfortable for me. — Woozi

Bonus: A SEVENTEEN Concert

Naturally, a trip to the capital wouldn’t be complete without adding a SEVENTEEN in Seoul concert to your trip.

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Best Kpop places to visit in Seoul if you are a Kpop fan

If you’re a K-pop fan, of course Korea is the place for you!

There are a lot of locations to visit and we will give you some suggestions:

1. K-pop Entertainment companies:

Each K-pop group is under a company. You probably already know the big ones like HYBE, YG and SM. All these companies are based in Seoul, so if you’re planning to go, it’s nice to pass by the entertainment companies to see where your favorite idols practice! Of course make sure to only pass by, since you’re not allowed to go into the buildings!

HYBE Entertainment:

Artists : BTS, Seventeen, ENHYPEN, New Jeans & more…

Location : 42 Hangang-daero, Hangangno 3 (sam)-ga, Yongsan-gu, Seoul

YG Entertainment:

Artists : BLACKPINK, Treasure, Big Bang, iKon & more…

Location : 7 Huiujeong-ro 1-gil, Mapo-gu, Seoul

The SamE Cafe (by YG) :

The SamE Cafe is right in front of the YG building. You can buy drinks, snacks, and also buy merchandise there. It is a great place to visit if you’re a fan of (one of) the YG artists!

Location : 6-3 Huiujeong-ro 1-gil, Mapo-gu, Seoul

SM Entertainment:

Artists : EXO, NCT, SHINee, Aespa, Red Velvet & more…

Location : 83-21 Wangsimni-ro, Seongdong-gu, Seoul

JYP Entertainment:

Artists : TWICE, Stray Kids, ITZY, Day6

Location : 205 Gangdong-daero, Gangdong-gu, Seoul

2. K-star road:

The K-star road is a must visit if you’re a K-pop fan! There are “ Gangnamdols ” for multiple groups like BTS, Kara, EXO and much more. The Gangnamdols have a bear shape and each one has their own design. You can take pretty pictures with them and walk along the road. This road is also well known for the luxury shops and cafes.

Location: 407, Apgujeong-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul

3. Statue of Gangnam Style:

Of course everyone knows the famous song Gangnam Style by PSY ! Also well known for the popular “horse dance”. In 2016 Gangnam Style got a big bronze statue. The shape of the statue is also the ‘’horse dance’’ pose. If you go stand in the middle of the statue, the song will start playing and then it’s your time to perform!

The Gangnam Style statue is also nearby the COEX Mall so you can go out for shopping too.

Location: 524 Bongeunsa-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul

4. K-pop Music Shows:

As a K-pop fan, you probably watched comeback shows and fancams of your favorite idol right? If you’re visiting Seoul, it is also possible to visit them and watch your favorite idol perform in front of you! With KoreaTravelEasy , you can order tickets for SBS The Show every Tuesday!

See your favorite K-pop idols perform live on SBS MTV's 'The Show'. Experience the energy and excitement of a live K-pop. Book now and don't miss out on this unforgettable experience!

5. K-pop dancing and singing experience

Become a K-pop star yourself in Seoul:

With KoreaTravelEasy , it’s possible to have your own K-pop experience in Seoul! You can make your own K-pop song recording or take a K-pop dance class! Now it is your time to shine!

Embark on an unforgettable journey into the world of K-pop with our exciting K-pop dancing and K-pop recording courses! Whether you’re a passionate fan or an aspiring performer, our courses offer a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the vibrant K-pop culture and hone your skills.

In our K-pop dancing course, you’ll learn the energetic choreography and iconic moves that have captivated audiences worldwide. Led by experienced instructors, you’ll receive professional training in various dance styles and techniques, all tailored to the dynamic and expressive nature of K-pop performances.

Gangnam Course and Hongdae Course are available and easy to match with your travel itinerary!

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This K-pop dance studio teaches you how to dance in a group to one song. No prior dance experience needed! BOOK NOW!

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If K-pop singing is your passion, our K-pop recording course is the perfect fit. Delve into vocal techniques, pitch control, and performance skills as our instructors guide you through the intricacies of K-pop vocals. Experience the thrill of recording your own K-pop tracks in our state-of-the-art studios, equipped with cutting-edge technology.

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Myeongdong Underground Shopping Mall:

Here, in this underground shopping mall, there are multiple K-pop shops where you can fill up your collection! There are shops with unofficial goodies but also shops with official K-pop albums, merchandise and lightsticks. For both old and new stuff, you will definitely find something for your collection. You might be lucky to catch something limited edition as well!

K-pop concerts, fan meetings & award shows:

In Korea, there are multiple shows you can attend. Tickets are selling out really fast though so make sure to keep an eye out for new announcements so you won’t miss out on opportunities to see your favorite idols live! TIP : Stay tuned on KoreaTravelEasy for upcoming events!

Best of K-Pop Concerts in Korea 2023 ( K-Link Festival Concert, MELON MUSIC AWARDS, Seoul Music Awards , Golden Disc Awards) | KoreaTravelEasy

Are you a K-Pop fan? Are you excited about all the coming K-Pop concerts and events for this 2023? Even if you are not a big K-Pop fan I bet you have listened to at least one K-pop song and feel the rhythm taking over your body. South Korea is becoming world famous for its

Pop-up stores:

After a comeback, K-pop webshops can announce a Pop-Up store, like Ktown4u did recently with Blackpink Jisoo’s solo album ‘’ME’’. You can go to the location and see it full of decorations and albums of the artist. Their music is playing and you can take a seat and drink while unboxing albums. Most of the fans are going because of the Lucky Draws which are exclusive photocards. For each album you buy, you can push a button and get a random photocard!

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If You're A K-Pop Fan Visiting Korea, Check Out These Places

From BTS murals to idol-owned cafes, there's something for every K-pop fan.

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South Korea recently announced that they're lifting the previously mandatory quarantine period for vaccinated guests. What does this mean? A trip to South Korea ASAP.

For all my k-pop fans, this is the perfect time to check out cafes and hot spots affiliated with your favorite k-pop stars, here are 12 places in south korea to add to your travel itinerary:, 1. aweol monsant.

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Address: 2546 Aewol-ri, Aewol-eup, Cheju, Jeju-do

Planning a trip to Jeju Island after exploring Seoul? If so, you have to stop by this beautiful cafe. It's owned by G-Dragon himself, with the interior reflecting a lot of his stylish personality. The glass windows inside the cafe make the space look very big and spacious, but the outside terrace is the more breathtaking part. If you go right at sunset, you'll enjoy beautiful Jeju Island views.

2. The SamE

Address: 6-3, Huiujeong-ro 1-gil, Mapo-gu, Seoul

The SamE is the perfect stop to get all your favorite YG artist merch. The company created it as a space for YG artist fans to chill and get to know their favorite idols. There are two floors in this cafe, and the basement houses artist and cafe merchandise. The whole cafe has a somewhat futuristic aspect to it and you'll often see the slogan, "Alter Ego," sprinkled within the space. The menu has refreshing drinks, cake-like donuts, and more delicious sweets.

3. Cafe Dudart

Address: 642-15 Sinsa-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul

Located in the bustling city of Apugeong, this cafe is the definition of hip. The black exterior of the building and neon interior lights can only point to one thing: AOMG. Although this cafe is a chain franchise, this particular location has a partnership with AOMG, formerly Jay Park's company. Not only do they sell desserts, but they also have an actual restaurant menu of hot dogs , sandwiches, and more.

Address: 1678-4 Seocho 1(il)-dong, Seocho-gu, Seoul

This super cute cafe is owned by Exo Kai's sister. There are tons of seating options and it has an artistic feel with much of the space filled with artwork. Most of their menu contains refreshing drinks, baked goods, and sweet treats. If you're lucky, you might even run into Kai, who's a regular there. Fun fact: the cafe name, Kamong, is a combination of Kai and Monggu, his dog.

5. Yogorino

Address: 339-1, Seo-gyo dong, Ma-po gu

Looking for a place to cool down from the hot weather? This is the perfect spot. Owned by Zico's father, this frozen yogurt and coffee shop. The brand itself is actually an Italian ice cream franchise, but Zico opened up a store for his father back in 2016. Because it's located at the heart of Hongdae, it's the perfect place to grab a bite of froyo before you continue shopping.

6. HopeWorld

Address: K-Pop Star Street, Chungjang-ro, Gwangju

Calling all BTS fans! This HopeWorld sculpture is the epitome of all things J-Hope. From a "Chicken Noodle Soup" painting to a colorful mural to a sculpture with engraved messages from fans, it's the perfect spot to celebrate J-Hope. In fact, the sculpture has over 21,800 messages from ARMYs all over the world. This iconic photo spot is located in the heart of Gwangju, J-Hope's hometown.

7. RM Forest

Address: 65 Hangaram-ro, Jamsil 2(i)-dong, Songpa-gu, Seoul (RM Forest 1) & 389 Ichon 2(i)-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul (RM Forest 2)

To celebrate RM's 26th birthday, fans created RM Forest 2 near the Han River Park, where fans could rest and enjoy the scenery. However, this forest holds a special meaning in that it's also to preserve the environment, which RM has been a big proponent of. There are actually two locations of this forest; RM Forest 1 is located in Jamsi Hangang Park and was built to celebrate RM's 25th birthday.

Address: 1786-19, Daeyeon-dong, Nam-gu, Busan

Owned by BTS's Jimin's father, Magate is a great cafe for those wantiong to just grab a cup of coffee and rest up. The interior is a combination of elegant, modern, and minimalist, with a grand chandelier at the center of the cafe. They're known for their coffee drinks and delicious pastries.

9. Ossu Seiromushi

Welcome to BTS's Jin and his brother's Japanese cuisine restaurant! This restaurant serves Japanese cuisine at a slightly higher price point, but tourists say their ingredients are always high class. It's the perfect place to enjoy a nice meal out with your family or friends.

10. Mouse Rabbit

Address: 1 Neungdong-ro 11-gil, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul

This cafe is actually more of the well-known ones in the K-pop industry, considering that it's been featured in many of the idols' personal YouTube channels. It's owned by Super Junior's Yesung and his brother. It's a fairly large cafe with three floors, each with different vibes. To give a quick run-down of each floor: the basement is called the "rabbit hole" and gives off a homey feel with a fireplace and cozy tables; the first floor is the place for views with an open terrace and balcony; the second floor is decorated beautifully and shares the space with other stores. Overall, it's the perfect Instagram-photo location.

11. Caffe Soo

Address: 14-25 Usan-dong, Buk-gu, Gwangju, South Korea

Cafe Soo's exterior and interior is covered with pictures of the "nation's first love" — Bae Suzy! Suzy gifted this cafe to her mother back in 2013. It's a cozy place with great coffee and loads of Suzy-related content. Although Gwangju is a bit of a drive from Korea, this cafe is a great place to visit if you're a fan of Suzy.

12. M Countdown

Address: Sangam Sanro 66, Mapo-gu, Seoul

You can actually go to a M Countdown pre-recording or actual show to see your favorite artists perform live! Every Wednesday, M Countdown will post a line-up on Facebook for the following Thursday, where you can check if your favorite groups are performing/making a comeback. On the day of, it's recommended that you go earlier to stand in the queue line. There are three tiers that determine when the staff will let you in. Tier 1 is for official fan club members; Tier 2 is for non-fan club members who have an album and proof of a purchase of a digital single on listening apps; Tier 3 is for non-fan club members who have their passports. If you do plan on attending, be sure to bring your passport.

13. Music Bank

Music Bank runs on a slightly different method than M Countdown in terms of fans watching the pre-recording sessions. To be eligible to get in, you'll need to create a KBS account . From there, you can sign up from Thursday at 9 a.m. KST to Saturday 12 a.m. KST to be entered in a ticket lottery.

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The ultimate K-Pop travel guide to Seoul

Jan 27, 2020 • 5 min read

There’s nothing K-Pop can’t conquer. Ever since the Korean Wave (or Hallyu ) started around the beginning of the new millennium, it has swept over Asia and moved onto the rest of the world, making South Korea and its entertainment industry famous on a global scale. Today K-Pop idols and groups play in sold-out stadiums and arenas worldwide and have fans of every nationality that support them and want to see their home country, exploring its culture and food as well as its music.

If you’re also planning to wander around the streets of Seoul to retrace your favourite idol’s steps, then this is the perfect guide to everything there is to do and see in the birthplace of K-Pop.

The seven members of K-Pop boy band BTS pose in front of a video screen.

Entertainment companies and music shows

K-Pop fans know that it all begins with Korean entertainment companies – part music labels and part talent agencies, they’re places where idols train and then stay for generally the entirety of their careers. Their headquarters are a good place to start your K-Pop journey and who knows, you might be lucky enough to see your favourite idol arrive at the company for another work day!

Entertainment companies are all located in Seoul, the beating heart of the K-Pop industry, and they’re generally in the central areas of the city, like the famous Gangnam district. SM Entertainment , the birthplace of groups like Girls’ Generations, Shinee, EXO and Red Velvet, is particularly worth a visit since it also has a special cultural space dedicated entirely to fans called SMTOWN@coexartium – it includes a museum of the company’s history, augmented reality spaces in which you can come face to (virtual) face with your favourite artists, and a hologram theatre for concerts and special performances, as well as a cafe and gift shop.

The four members of K-Pop girl group Blackpink pose on a pink-lit stage.

Another staple of the K-Pop industry are music shows, weekly television programmes where idols perform and promote their songs. Getting into one of the music shows isn't always easy and the method varies depending on which group you want to see, but if you plan in advance it might be your best shot at seeing your favourites perform live in front of you. However, depending on when you're visiting, you might be able to catch one of the big concerts instead – where multiple artists perform sets of their most famous hits. For example, the Lotte Family Concert is held around August in Seoul (while the Busan One Asia Festival takes place in Busan around late October or early November).

A shot of the carousel at the amusement park Lotte World.

Street sightseeing

Seoul, and especially Gangnam, fully recognises how much the K-Pop industry appeals to tourists, and has created plenty of opportunities for fans to “meet” their idols when they come to South Korea.

You might want to visit the G+Star Zone inside the Apgujeong Rodeo Station , for example, a cultural space entirely dedicated to the Korean Wave and its stars that includes various photo zones and video stations, with new celebrities being added each year as they rise to fame. The Star Avenue at Lotte Duty Free in Myeongdong follows the same idea – a corridor leading into one of Seoul’s bustling shopping areas filled with photos and handprints of idols, actors and other celebrities. Myeongdong is also the best place to get some of your K-Pop shopping done, since the Underground Shopping Centre has all the albums and merchandise you could wish for.

One of the K-Pop statues at the Gangnam K-Star ROAD.

A very cute attraction that you absolutely can’t miss is the K-Star ROAD , not too far away from Apgujeong Rodeo Station. The whole road is filled with dolls and statues representing specific K-Pop groups, more often than not also carrying the members’ signatures.

Cafes and restaurants

South Koreans love quirky and hip cafes , and K-Pop idols are no exception. Following their footsteps in and out of their favourite cafes couldn’t be easier, because most of them don’t make a secret of an idol’s visit. You’ll find pictures and memorabilia of famous patrons everywhere inside them, providing tourists with a perfect Instagram opportunity. Some cafes are even owned by idols, making your chances of meeting your favourite artists even higher.

For example, Kamong Café in Gangnam is owned by EXO’s Kai, and it’s an excellent place to try one of South Korea’s signature sweets, the bingsu – shaved ice with any kind of topping on it, from fruit syrup to red beans. The Street cafe in the Cheongdam neighbourhood is managed by JYP Entertainment and it’s been the haunt of famous JYP groups like Twice and Got7, with even some of the members’ handprints hanging from the walls.

The inside of the Laundry Pizza restaurant in Gangnam, Seoul, with washing machines lining the exposed redbrick walls.

The same goes for restaurants. The famous Laundry Pizza restaurant in the Yeoksam neighbourhood of Gangnam, for example, was the background for many idols’ photoshoots, from BTS to Apink, and it’s a must-visit if you want to boast a photo with the same backdrop as your favourite groups (or if you’re simply craving some pizza in a very aesthetically pleasing place!).

A pair of buildings on the Kyung Hee University campus in Seoul, South Korea: the white, colonnaded University Administration Building, reminiscent of a Greek temple, in the foreground, with the ornate Grand Peace Hall behind, resembling a cathedral.

Music video locations

While K-Pop groups travel all over the world to film their videos, it doesn’t mean they don’t also make good use of the locations South Korea can offer. You might want to visit the Kyung Hee University in Seoul, for example, where Apink filmed part of their Only One music video on a rooftop. The university’s auditorium was also used as the iconic backdrop to Blackpink’s summer hit As If It’s Your Last .

The abandoned amusement park Yongma Land in the Jungnang district of Seoul features in many music videos and photoshoots, and you’ll recognise its carousel from the background of Twice’s Like Ooh Aah and B.A.P.’s 1004 , as well as a number of Korean dramas.

On the outskirts of Seoul, you’ll find the Gyeonggi English Village of Paju, which features in two Super Junior videos, Magic and U , as well as in EXO’s Miracle in December . Outside Seoul, on the other side of South Korea, you’ll find the town of Gangneung : the bus stop at Jumunjin beach shot to global fame after BTS used it as the cover shot for their 2017 album You Never Walk Alone .

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Seventeen's Personal Guide To Seoul

Released on 09/27/2022

Hi, we're Seventeen and we're going to show you

Seoul, South Korea the way we see it.

[upbeat music]

[Wonwoo speaking Korean]

[Vernon] Internet. [Members exclaiming]

[Wonwoo] Wifi?

[Members speaking Korean]

[Seungkwan speaking Korean]

[Hoshi speaking Korean]

[Joshua speaking Korean]

[Woozi speaking Korean]

[Dino speaking Korean]

[Members] Street. [Dino speaking Korean]

[Jeonghan speaking Korean]

[S.Coups speaking Korean] [Members speaking Korean]

[S.Coups speaking Korean]

[DK speaking Korean]

[Mingyu speaking Korean]

[Vernon speaking Korean]

Captain Seoul. Captain Seoul.

Captain Seoul! Correct.

[Members] Insight!

[Jun speaking Korean]

[Dino] Wine bar. Wine bar.

[Dino] And, and food cafe.

[Wonwoo] Food cafe.

[Members laughing and clapping]

No, no, no.

[Joshua] LA?

[Wonwoo clapping]

I'm not sure if it's the best wine,

but I like a couple of wine bars in Itaewon.

They have a lot of like jazz wine bars,

so it's nice there.

[Dino] Itaewon, I like too

[Joshua] You like too, you like too what?

Jazz and wine bar.

[Joshua] Jazz and... [laughs]

You like it too?

[Dino] Yeah.

[Vernon] I personally prefer taking the bus,

and I think Jongno is a nice place to take the bus.

Like it goes around Gyeongbokgung.

Carats, see you in Seoul!

[Everyone] Bye! See you soon!

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20 Awesome Seoul K-Drama Filming Locations To Visit Now

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20 Awesome Seoul K-Drama Filming…

Have you ever wanted to visit your favorite Seoul K-Drama filming locations? Now that Korea is open again, it’s time to start planning your K-Drama pilgrimage to the best spots in Seoul and recreate your favorite scenes in person.

There’s so much to love about K-Dramas: the fierce acting, the sappy romance, the plot twists, the slice-of-life insights and the feel-good factor it provides… even the kimchi slaps. One of the best things about these shows is the wide variety of stunning traditional, modern and natural settings you see in the background. They’re often just as beautiful as the stars of the show and most are places you can visit.

This guide will introduce 20 of the best K-Drama filming locations in Seoul and the dozens of K-Dramas filmed there, how to get to each location, and why you must visit them, even if you’re not a K-Drama fan.

Seoul’s Best K-Drama Filming Locations

Seoul, packed with dozens of famous landmarks, monuments, historic palaces, unique districts and cultural attractions, is the perfect place to film a K-Drama.

Whether it’s a historic-zombie drama like Kingdom , a romantic-fantasy drama like The King: Eternal Monarch , or packed with social commentary like Itaewon Class , they all show off Seoul’s beauty in the background.

There are so many amazing K-Dramas to watch these days. Whatever your addiction, you’ll find somewhere in Seoul with a K-Drama connection. From royal palaces to tall towers, famous districts, stonewall walkways, and even one of Korea’s top universities, there are many awesome places in Seoul for K-Drama fans to explore.

Here are the 20 best locations to visit in Seoul. Historical drama fans, be sure to rent a traditional Korean hanbok when you visit for that authentic Joseon-era look.

Have fun snapping your favorite scenes.

1: Namsan Tower (N Seoul Tower)

Namsan Tower, also known as N Seoul Tower , is an unmissable tourist spot in central Seoul. Offering romantic 360 degree views of Seoul, this is the best place to watch the sun setting over the city before placing a love-lock and walking along the fortress wall-lined pathways hand in hand.

This is one of the most accessible Seoul K-Drama filming locations and one that features on most travel itineraries for Seoul. Fans of Boys Over Flowers will recognize Namsan Tower as the spot Jan Di and Jun Pyo were meant to have a romantic date.

Featured In:

Boys Over Flowers, Rooftop Prince Hwayugi / A Korean Odyssey, The Legend of the Blue Sea, My Love From Another Star, Hotel de Luna, Terius Behind Me, Who Are You: School 2015, Dating Agency Cyrano, The Last Empress

How To Get There:

Take the Namsan Cable Car from Myeongdong or the shuttle bus from Myeongdong Station.

Address In Korean:

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2: Seoul Fortress Walls

Seoul’s ancient fortress walls run throughout the heart of the city, stretching 18.6km past many famous destinations, including Namsan Tower. Visitors can walk along the raised paths and see out over the city. One of the best places to see the fortress walls is the stretch between Naksan Park and the Seoul City Fortress Wall Museum in Dongdaemun.

Fans of Itaewon Class will recognize the fortress walls as the last stop on Jo Yi Seo and Park Saero Yi’s mini date. It’s the background for many other K-Drama filming locations in Seoul as well.

Run On (2020-21), Do You Like Brahms? (2020), Find Me In Your Memory (2020), Itaewon Class (2020), Love Alarm (2019), I Picked up a Star on the Road (2018), The Smile Has Left Your Eyes (2018), Two Cops (2017), Three Colors of Fantasies III (2017), Criminal Minds (2017)

Take the subway to Dongdaemun Station and follow the fortress walls up the hill, or go to Hyewha Station and pass through Ihwa Mural Village up the hill towards the fortress walls.

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3: Gyeongbokgung Palace Grounds

Seoul’s royal palaces are popular K-Drama filming locations for historical dramas for obvious reasons. These beautiful palaces in Seoul show life in Joseon-era Korea and allows visitors to experience palace life, complete with a Korean hanbok , which you can rent nearby.

Gyeongbokgung Palace is the biggest and most popular of these palaces. It has provided the backdrop for top K-Dramas such as Goblin, The Royal Gambler and Kingdom . Fans can recreate their all of their favorite scenes inside this historic palace grounds.

Traces of Love (2020), When My Love Blooms (2020), Failing In Love (2019), Mother of Mine (2019), Kingdom (2019), Temperature of Love (2017), My Sassy Girl (2017), Chicago Typewriter (2017), Goblin (2017), The Royal Gambler (2016), Queen In-Hyun’s Man (2012)

Take the subway to Anguk Station or walk from Gwanghwamun Station

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4: Gwanghwamun Square

Located right outside Gyeongbokgung Palace is the large pedestrian area known as Gwanghwamun Square. Renovated in 2022, this area is packed with impressive museums, open-air markets, cultural performances and historic monuments, including the towering statues of Korean legends Yi Sun Sin and King Sejong.

Fans of City Hunter will recognize this area as the place where Lee Min Ho first arrives in Seoul. More recently, Gwanghwamun Square featured as a K-Drama filming location for The King: Eternal Monarc h, as you can see in the picture above. You might not be able to find any horses in central Seoul, but you can still recreate this scene for yourself.

The Devil Judge (2021), A Piece of Your Mind (2020), The King: Eternal Monarch (2020), The Great Show (2019), One Spring Night (2019), Memories of the Alhambra (2018-19), The Last Empress (2018-19), Twelve Nights (2018), Radio Romance (2018), City Hunter (2011)

How to get there:

Take a subway to Gwanghwamun Station.

Address in Korean:

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5: Cheonggyecheon Stream

One of the most peaceful places in Seoul, the Cheonggyecheon Stream is a charming stream that runs for 11km through the heart of Seoul. There are often festivals, lanterns, artworks and other outdoor exhibitions near the start of the stream, close to Gwanghwamun Square.

The Cheonggyecheon Stream is a popular date spot couples and also makes for a romantic K-Drama filming location when couples want to have a romantic walk by the river, just as Yoo Ah In and Lim Soo Jung’s did for their first date in Chicago Typewriter .

You Raise Me Up (2021), Oh My Ladylord (2021), Vincenzo (2021), True Beauty (2020-21), Lovestruck in the City (2020-21, S1), Do You Like Brahms? (2020), Flower of Evil (2020), Find Me In Your Memory (2020), Chicago Typewriter (2017)

For the start point, take the subway to Gwanghwamun Station and walk 1 block south, or to City Hall Station and walk 1 block north.

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6: Bukchon Hanok Village

Sandwiched between royal palaces is the historic Bukchon Hanok Village district in central Seoul, one of the most popular of Seoul’s K-Drama filming locations. The traditional Korean buildings in this area are rich in history, beautiful architecture and offer great photo opportunities.

There’s a famous dream catcher shop here where Lee Min Ho finds Park Shin Hye in The Heirs . Well, actually it’s an egg tart shop, but fans will recognize it anyway. You’ll see plenty of other famous sites walking around these charming houses.

Ghost Doctor (2022), My Roommate Is A Gumiho (2021), You Are My Spring (2021), Run On (2020-21), True Beauty (2020-21), Do Do Sol Sol La La Sol (2020), Flower of Evil (2020), Hotel del Luna (2019), Touch Your Heart (2019), Twelve Nights (2018), Goblin (2016-17)

Take the subway to Anguk Station and walk north from Exit 2.

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7: We Are Young Mural

Painted on one of the walls near the Bukchon Hanok Village is an absorbing mural of an elderly couple kissing with the caption “We Are Young” plastered above them. Created by Wie Yeong Seon (AKA SIS) in August 2013 and restored by the local government in 2018, this curious mural is definitely a photo hotspot and source of inspiration.

The mural appears in several K-Dramas based in Seoul, including the first episodes of Hotel Del Luna and My Strange Hero – a subtle message to the audience, perhaps? Bae Suzy and Lee Jong Suk pass each other here in While You Were Sleeping , glancing at each other and the mural before walking on.

Hotel del Luna (2019), My Strange Hero (2018-19), While You Were Sleeping (2017), Manhole (2017), My Golden Life (2017)

Take the subway to Anguk Station and go out Exit 6. Walk straight for 1 street and then turn into Yulgok-ro 3-gil.

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8: Yeouido Hangang Park

The Yeouido Hangang Park is one of the most popular locations for Seoulites to flock to at any time of year. The park hosts Seoul’s biggest cherry blossom festival in April, is busy all summer with picnickers and buskers, and for fall foliage and silver reeds in October.

It’s unsurprising that this has become one of Seoul’s best K-Drama filming locations, with seasonal backgrounds, fireworks festivals, and unique attractions. Tripathi Anupam and Park Hae Soo were released here in episode 2 of Squid Game .

One Ordinary Day (2021), Inspector Koo (2021), Squid Game (2021), Monthly Magazine Home (2021), Navillera (2021), The Penthouse S2 (2021), More Than Friends (2020), Do Do Sol Sol La La Sol (2020), The King: Eternal Monarch (2020), Beautiful Love, Wonderful Life (2019)

Take the subway to Yeouinaru Station and go out Exit 2 or Exit 3.

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9: Gyeongui Line Forest Park

The 100 year old Gyeongui Line was once a busy trainline through central Seoul, but is now home to one of the quaintest green spaces in the city. You’ll find plenty of urban culture, trendy cafes and restaurants and relaxing nature in this long pathway stretching away from the Hongdae area.

The romantic, peaceful nature of the Gyeongui Line Forest Park makes it an ideal K-Drama filming location in Seoul for filming the hottest K-Drama couples meeting, walking hand-in-hand and enjoying this oasis of calm in Korea’s busy capital. Yoo Yeon Seok and Shin Hyun Bin walk through this park in Hospital Playlist , before parting with a kiss at the end of the line.

The Best Ending (2021); Hospital Playlist S2 (2021); Lovestruck in the City (2020-21); Do Do Sol Sol La La Sol (2020); Record of Youth (2020); More Than Friends (2020); Her Private Life (2019); Drunk In Good Taste (2018); Because This Is My First Life (2017); Goblin (2016-17)

Take the subway to Hongik University Station and use Exit 2.

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10: Hongdae

Spreading out from Hongik University, the busy streets of Hongdae is a district of Seoul that’s synonymous with youth culture and street fashion. Inspired by art and design students, the area has become a hub of creativity, shown in the wide range of shops and galleries in the area. There’s also street art, live performances, and the widest variety of restaurants in Seoul.

Due to the youthful energy present in Hongdae, a lot of K-Dramas showing coming-of-age stories have been filmed here, such as Doom At Your Service and Boys Over Flowers .

Doom at Your Service (2021), Must You Go? (2021), Boys Over Flowers (2009)

Take the subway to Hongik University Station or Hapjeong Station. Hongdae covers the area between these two stations.

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11: Seoullo 7017 Eco Bridge

Seoullo 7017, so called because it was built in 1970 and converted into a park in 2017, is one of Korea’s leading innovations in eco-friendly urban planning and a great way to enjoy nature when walking from Seoul Station towards Myeongdong. The best time of day to enjoy it is just before sunset, when the sun sets at the end of the path, throwing shadows over the trees, plants and other nature.

Famous Seoul K-Drama scenes here include the time when Song Joong Ki passes over this walkway in Vincenzo on his way to Yoo Jae Myung’s house and Moo Bin gives Ae Ra a pair of shoes on in Fight For My Way , encouraging her to be like Cinderella and put them on.

Grid (2022), Inspector Koo (2021), Police University (2021), Vincenzo (2021), Love With Flaws (2019-20), He Is Psychometric (2019), Clean With Passion For Now (2018-19), Live Up To Your Name, Dr. Heo (2017), Fight For My Way (2017)

This walkway connects Seoul Station and Hyehwa Station and can be accessed from either station.

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12: Seoul Land

Seoul Land is a great place for families to explore and play, as well as those seeking famous K-Drama filming locations in Seoul. This sprawling park inside Seoul Grand Park features more than 40 rides and attractions and offers a full day out for the whole family. There’s also Seoul Zoo, a beautiful lake and an elephant train to ride on.

K-Drama lovers will recognize Seoul Land from When My Love Blooms where Park Si Yeon and Yoo Ji Tae come together in front of the carousel and she begs him not to abandon her again. Bong Soon and Min Hyuk also have a date in Seoul Land in Strong Woman Do Bong Soon . Would you like to have a date here, too?

When My Love Blooms (2020), The Secret Life Of My Secretary (2019), The Smile Has Left Your Eyes (2018), Strong Woman Do Bong-soon (2017), She Was Pretty (2015), The Golden Bride (2007-08), Goong (2006)

Take the subway to Seoul Grand Park Station and use Exit 1/2/3. Head towards the main entrance of Seoul Grand Park and turn left to get to Seoul Land.

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13: Sinchon Graffiti Tunnel

A seemingly innocuous tunnel that has stood for decades became one of Seoul’s hottest K-Drama spots after a number of dramas used this tunnel for iconic scenes, including slo-mo walks, runway walks and some shady going-ons.

Goblin fans will definitely recognize this K-Drama filming location as the place where Gong Yoo and Lee Dong Wook perform their runway walk after purchasing some green onions for Kim Go Eun. Why not try it yourself?

Mint Condition (2021), Imitation (2021), Hello, Me! (2021), Private Lives (2020), Record of Youth (2020), My First First Love (2019), Touch Your Heart (2019), While You Were Sleeping (2017), Manhole (2017), The Best Hit (2017), Goblin (2016-17)

Take the subway to Sinchon Station and use Exit 2 of the Gyeongui Line (not Seoul Subway Line).

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14: Yonsei University

After you’ve taken pictures in the Sinchon Graffiti Tunnel, keep on walking and you’ll find another of Seoul’s top K-Drama filming locations – Yonsei University. This prestigious university, one of Korea’s top three elite universities, has a beautiful campus and architecture that certainly stands out among Korea’s traditional buildings.

Unsurprisingly, K-Dramas based on university life are often filmed here. Even the high school drama Extraordinary You was filmed here, although it’s not a high school at all. The ivy-covered brick walls of the Sinchon campus are open to the public, so you can live out your favorite K-Drama moments from True Beauty , When My Love Blooms and more.

The Sound of Magic (2022), Snowdrop (2021-22), True Beauty (2020-21), KBS Drama Special: Modern Girl (2020), Men Are Men (2020), When My Love Blooms (2020), Extraordinary You (2019), Romance Is A Bonus Book (2019), Age of Youth 2 (2017), Age of Youth I (2016)

Take the subway to Sinchon Station and use Exit 2. Walk through the Sinchon Graffiti Tunnel and the campus is right in front of you.

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15: Yeonnamdong

Yeonnamdong is one of the up and coming areas to check out in Seoul these days, taking some of the limelight away from nearby Hongdae. While this area includes the Gyeongui Line Forest Park, it’s actually a much larger area that includes lots of narrow streets full of cozy cafes, artsy stores, unique restaurants, and a mix of students and young adults enjoying a slower pace of life.

Walk around the back streets and look out for the murals on the wall, craft markets, and pop-up stalls. Check out Seongmisan-ro 23-gil (성미산로23길) – it has many beautiful decorations you can use as backgrounds for your pictures and was used in The Secret Life of My Secretary .

More Than Friends (2021), The Secret Life of My Secretary (2019), Descendants of the Sun (2016)

Take the subway to Hongik University and keep walking past the Gyeongui Line Forest Park. Yeonnamdong spreads out to either side of the park.

16: Deoksugung Palace Stonewall Walkway

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Deoksugung Palace is a lovely palace that shouldn’t be missed on a trip to Seoul. However, it’s not just the palace that is a big attraction for K-Drama fans, the Deoksugung Palace Stonewall Pathway that goes around the palace is also worth visiting. This pretty footpath is lined with leafy trees and passes through one of Seoul’s most beautiful neighborhoods.

Walk the walls at night to re-enact the scene where Seo Bum Joon tells Choi Ye Bin talk about his troubled past in It’s Beautiful Now . Visit in fall to see lovely autumn leaves, just like Kim Ji Seok and Han Ye Ri did in My Unfamiliar Family .

Be;twin (2021), Reflection of You (2021), Youth Of May (2021), Oh My Ladylord (2021), Sisyphus: The Myth (2021), Lovestruck in the City (2021), Do Do Sol Sol La La Sol (2020), More Than Friends (2020), Do You Like Brahms? (2020), Find Me In Your Memory (2019), Goblin (2016)

Take the subway to City Hall Station and use Exit 12. Walk towards the palace and follow the wall around the outside.

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17: Namdo Bunsik — Ikseon Branch

Ikseondong is a hot place to visit in central Seoul, full of narrow streets and hanok houses – it’s like a compact version of Bukchon Hanok Village but with loads of trendy cafes, art shops, and fantastic restaurants. This area is hidden from the busier main streets, but once you find it, you’ll see why it’s so popular with locals.

Walking around Seoul’s best K-Drama filming locations can be tiring work, so recharge your batteries at Namdo Bunsik in Ikseondong. Not only does this cute little restaurant serve delicious, authentic Korean food, it’s also featured in the K-Drama True Beauty . Joo Kyeong and her buddies go here after school many times to share good food, chat lots and to make lasting memories.

True Beauty (2020-21)

Take the subway to Jongno 3-ga Station and use Exit 4. Walk across the road and you’ll find the main entrance to Ikseondong Hanok Village. There will be lots of narrow streets and one-story buildings here.

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18: Hotel Seine

If you’ve fantasized about visiting the Hotel Del Luna that you saw in the 2019 K-Drama of the same name, then you’re in luck! Kind of. The Hotel Seine in Ikseondong , close to Namdo Bunsik, is a real place, but it’s actually a vintage, hotel-themed cafe.

The front desk you can see in the K-Drama is a counter where you can order your favorite coffee and relax, pretending you’re a guest of the Hotel Del Luna. The Hotel Seine comes with a rooftop lounge which is called the Full Moon Rooftop Lounge, which is ‘Man Wol’ in Korean. Sound familiar? True fans will know.

Hotel Del Luna (2019)

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19: Changdeokgung & Changgyeonggung Palace Grounds

The twin palaces of Changdeokgung & Changgyeonggung each offer up unique sights that make them must-see locations in Seoul. While Gyeonbgokgung is a more impressive palace, these two locations offer more natural beauty and therefore stunning backdrops for photo tours dressed in traditional Korean hanbok . Check out the Secret Garden inside Changdeokgung and the botanical gardens of Changgyeonggung.

If you enjoyed the Netflix K-Drama Kingdom , you’ll see many familiar filming locations from the show inside these palaces, especially Changdeokgung. This palace was traditionally reserved for the Crown Prince, which is why Ju Ji Hoon can be seen in this palace many times.

The Red Sleeve (2021-22), The King’s Affection (2021), Kingdom I & II (2019, 2020), Rookie Historian Goo Hae-ryung (2019), The Crowned Clown (2019), Moonlight Drawn by Clouds (2016), The Royal Gambler (2016), Secret Door (2014), Rooftop Prince (2012)

Take the subway to Anguk Station and use Exit 3. Walk for about 100 metres and you’ll see the palaces in front of you.

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20: Eungbong Mountain Park

This small mountain (it’s really just a hill) offers incredible views over the Han River and Seoul Forest from the pagoda-topped mountain park. Take a short walk up to the peak and you’ll see Namsan Tower to the north and Lotte World Tower in the East. Visit at night for scenic night views of Seoul.

Fans of So I Married An Anti-Fan will recognize this Seoul K-Drama filming location as the place where Choi Tae Joon and Choi Soo Young go for a late night date. It later becomes their secret meeting spot. Moon Ga Young and Kim Seul Gi enjoy a short hike to this lookout point in Find Me In Your Memory . You can try hiking up here and enjoying the view, too.

So I Married An Anti-Fan (2021), Find Me in Your Memory (2020), Are You Human? (2018), Wok of Love (2018), Suits (2018), Black Knight (2017-18), My Secret Romance (2017), Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok-Joo (2016-17), We Broke Up (2015), It’s Okay, It’s Love (2014)

Take bus 421 from Seoul Station or Myeongdong and get off at the Eunbongdong Hyundai Apartment stop. The entrance is opposite this stop.

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Planning A Trip To Korea?

Has this list of the best Seoul K-Drama filming locations inspired you to plan a pilgrimage to Korea’s capital? Maybe you’ve already got plans to go and want some advice about the current travel restrictions, what else there is to see and do and other unmissable experiences to be had in Seoul and beyond?

If so, be sure to check out our South Korea Travel Guide for more info about Beautiful Places In Seoul you must see, where to stay, when to visit, and everything else you need to plan your trip to Korea. And be sure to brush up on Korean Etiquette and Culture to avoid making any cultural faux pas.

Traveling outside Seoul? Then there are loads more K-Drama filming locations to check out, too. Be sure to visit Pohang if you’re crazy about Hometown Cha Cha Cha or When The Camellia Blooms – there are tons of filming locations here. You can even book a K-Drama filming location tour to Pohang .

Where To Stay In Seoul To See K-Drama Sights

Want to know where to stay to see these beautiful places in Seoul? Want to be close to the royal palaces and traditional hanok houses, or in the heart of modern Korean culture, street food, and fashion? Not sure of the most convenient places to stay with good subway connections, great nearby restaurants, or lively nightlife?

Whether you’re traveling on a budget, want to spend on the best service available, or want to balance both, we’ve selected 9 of the best Seoul hotels that you’ll love. Click on the name of each hotel to check prices.

Luxury Hotels

If you want the best the Seoul has to offer, then these three hotels are for you. Located in Seoul’s wealthy neighborhoods of Gangnam and Itaewon, these hotels are in walking distance of Michelin-starred restaurants, chic boutiques, galleries and museums, and the finest shopping experiences available.

Signiel Hotel Seoul ★★★★★ One of the best hotels in Korea, if not the world, the Signiel Hotel Seoul is inside the world’s 6th tallest building – the Lotte World Tower – and will give you an incredible stay in Seoul. Experience unbeatable views from the Seoul Sky Observatory on the 117th floor.

Grand Hyatt Seoul ★★★★★ This sleek hotel is tucked away in a peaceful residential area with trendsetting fashion boutiques, cozy cafes & upmarket restaurants, all within sight of the N Seoul Tower. The views from the hotel are spectacular.

InterContinental Seoul Parnas ★★★★★ The hotel is adjacent to COEX Mall with convenient access to one of the topmost shopping, entertainment, and business complexes in Korea. Guest rooms and suites feature floor-to-ceiling windows, offering a sophisticated ambiance to unwind and relax.

Mid-Range Hotels

Families, couples, and other travelers that want to experience the best of Seoul without breaking the bank can sleep easy with these next three hotel recommendations. Discover stylish accommodation in these popular districts, each with fantastic city views. These hotels all conveniently located for sight seeing, shopping, and eating out. Great hotels with reasonable prices.

Mondrian Seoul Itaewon ★★★★★ Mondrian Seoul Itaewon is an immersive lifestyle destination fueled by bold, captivating designs expressed through a playful mindset–an ideal choice both for forward-thinking locals and for international visitors who are looking for fresh and exciting cultural experiences.

Four Points by Sheraton Seoul ★★★★ Explore vibrant Gangnam and famous local attractions including Apgujeong and Garosugil, the Han River, museums and the Hyundai Department Store. Immerse yourself in K-pop culture and K-beauty experiences, great shopping, trendy restaurants and famous lounge bars and clubs.

Lotte Hotel Seoul ★★★★★ Step outside the hotel and you’ll find yourself in Myeongdong, one of Seoul’s most popular district for tourists, with royal palaces, famous markets, street food stalls, and a wealth of shopping all a few footsteps away. This hotel is a great base for busy travelers.

Budget Hotels

Seoul has a wealth of budget accommodation options that will help make your money go further. These hotels are all under $100 but offer comfort and convenience. One hotel even has a beautiful rooftop pool. Although these hotels are cheaper, don’t lower your expectations. You’ll always find great service in Korea. Save on sleeping to spend more on shopping, souvenirs, sights, and all the other fun things there are to do in Seoul.

L7 Hongdae by Lotte ★★★★ L7 Hongdae is a delightful cultural station, filled with chic and artistic decorations and colorful rooms that resonate with the stylish inhabitants of the neighborhood. Travelers looking for a relaxing place to stay in a trendy area will love this hotel.

Rosana Boutique Hotel ★★★★ The Rosana Boutique Hotel is a stylish hotel that offers a comfortable night’s stay at budget prices. Located under the shadow of the world’s 6th tallest building – The Lotte World Tower, this is a great hotel for bargain hunters who want beautiful surroundings without 5 star prices.

Mercure Ambassador Hongdae ★★★★ Well known for urban arts, indie music, clubs, restaurants and various entertainment offerings, Hongdae is where you can experience the beating heart of Seoul’s creativity. Watch local students perform at night and try out cutting-edge youth fashion in the boutiques.

Our Recommended Seoul Travel Essentials

From mobile internet to travel passes that save you time and money getting around, here are some of our top tips for when you visit Seoul.

Flights To Korea: Check prices on flight search sites like Skyscanner and Expedia before booking your flights. You can find some amazing discounts and flights to match your schedule from 100s of different airlines.

Getting To Seoul From Incheon Airport: Ride the Airport Express high-speed train to Seoul Station and connect to the subway system and local taxis. However, if you’re traveling as a group, or have a lot of luggage, an Incheon Airport Private Transfer direct to your hotel is a lot more comfortable.

Transportation: Grab a T-Money Card as soon as you arrive at Incheon Airport. You can use it to ride the subway, buses, and pay for purchases in shops, cafes, convenience stores, and more.

Mobile Internet: Internet access makes traveling so much easier these days. Check the weather, get around, order food, book tickets, and so much more. Best of Korea recommends a Korean Sim Card if you want to use Korean apps (you need a number), or a Portable WiFi Router if you just want Internet access without the number. Preorder online and collect at the airport.

Discover Seoul Pass: If you want to see some of Seoul’s hottest attractions, definitely buy a Discover Seoul Pass . This will get you free entry to the N Seoul Tower, COEX Aquarium, Lotte World, Royal Palaces, and lots more. You even get a free T-Money Card and Airport Express Ride with the card.

If you’ve got any more great Seoul K-Drama filming locations you’d like to share with us, be sure to let us know in the comments.

Keep checking Best of Korea for all of the latest K-Drama info and travel advice.

Author: Joel Marrinan

8 Kpop-Inspired Locations You Must Visit in South Korea

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There are a lot to do in South Korea, and you have numerous places to visit. No worries! We are here to help you making your “visit South Korea bucket list.” If you are a Kpop enthusiast, these Kpop-inspired locations should be on your bucket list.

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Kpop-Inspired Locations Kpop Fans Must Visit in South Korea

1. gwangju kpop star street.

When you visit downtown Gwangju, you will find the pictures and names of several of your favorite idols whose hometown is Gwangju. What makes it more astonishing is that there is a star memorial hall and mural that shows various albums from multiple artists.

Of course, you can’t miss the sculpture inspired by BTS j-hope’s HOPE WORLD mixtape, filled with 21,800 messages of love from ARMYs all over the world.

Besides j-hope of BTS, other Kpop idols from Gwangju are Yunho of TVXQ, I.M of MONSTA X, Yunho of ATEEZ, Yoojung and Mill of OnlyOneOf, Seungmin of Golden Child, Yoon of STAYC, Lee Nagyung of fromis_9, Bae Suzy to name a few.

2. Gangnam Kstar Road

Along the main street of Gangnam, you can find bear statues inspired by your favorite Kpop idols. From Kpop girl groups like 4Minute, MissA, Girl’s Generation to Kpop boy groups like 2PM, FT Island, CNBLUE, Monsta X, EXO, and many others. Surely you can stop by in front of your favorite idol’s bear to take pictures.

3. Gangnam Style Statue

Still at Gangnam, you can visit one of Kpop-isdpired locations: the iconic Gangnam Style statue, to commemorate Psy’s mega-hit “Gangnam Style.” The statue is located in front of COEX Mall’s East Gate.

4. Seoul Forest

A nature lover must love this spot! There is a beautiful forest in the middle of Seoul city. “RM Soop” or “RM Forest” is the first forest built by ARMY (BTS fans) on RM’s 26th birthday . But that’s not all; there is actually more than one forest dedicated to BTS leader RM or Kim Namjoon. This should absolutely be on the bucket list of ARMY!

5. Busan Gamcheon Culture Village

It might need extra effort to visit Busan Gamcheon Culture Village, but trust me, it’s worth it. You can see beautiful art there, including a giant mural of Jimin and Jungkook of BTS. Known as the hometown of Jimin and Jungkook, there is a lot to visit and experience in Busan.

6. SMTOWN COEX Artium

One of the must-visit Kpop-inspired locations is SMTOWN COEX Artium. Inspired by your favorite idols from SM Entertainment , this is a perfect place to buy albums, merchandise, and more.

7. MBC World Hallyu Theme Park

When you visit South Korea, and you are a Kpop enthusiast, you must visit one of the major broadcasting stations within the country. MBC created a Hallyu-theme park where they have virtual reality and holography you can experience.

8. Lotte FITIN

Haven’t got a chance to attend a live concert? No worries! Visit Lotte FITIN to experience realistic hologram concerts. You can enjoy K-Live of YG Entertainment and JYP Entertainment artists.

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SEVENTEEN live in Seoul: unbeatable energy from K-pop’s peerless performers

The K-pop act’s two-day ‘Follow’ concert in Seoul prove to be a worthy landing place for Korean and international fans alike

“Is this a concert or a festival?” asks SEVENTEEN ’s resident showman DK on Saturday (July 22), gesturing to the two sides of the cavernous Gocheok Sky Dome stadium, seemingly weighing the options. It’s a third of the way through day two of their Seoul concerts, and the powerhouse singer is reprising his role as emcee for a vaudeville-esque segment. In booming stereo, he lands on an emphatic answer: “A show you’ve never seen before!”

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He’s not lying: when the thirteen-piece band step on stage, you’re in for a show like no other. An outgrowth of the creative autonomy they’ve flexed since day one, and the level of comfort the band has built with one another over the span of a decade, attending a SEVENTEEN show feels like being let in on an inside joke. Between all the bangers and ballads, of which there are many in the three-and-a-half hours, their chemistry leaves room for much delightful spontaneity.

Take their mid-show prank on Mingyu , for example – the members toss furtive glances toward each other during ‘Left & Right’, missing cues, all for the mischievous joy of catching out the unaware rapper, who unbeknownst to him, is the only one who dances the mock choreo. As always, it’s all in good fun: In the following song, Mingyu does the fake moves over and over with a bashful grin.

Missing from the chaos tonight, however, is member Seungkwan ’s exuberance and wit (not to mention vocal virtuosity), as the singer is currently on hiatus. These are big shoes to fill, and in ‘Dust’ and ‘Pinwheel’, DK pulls double duty, his warm lower register a devastating contrast to Woozi ’s airy soprano and Jeonghan and Joshua’s gentler tones.

In suave suits, Hoshi , Jun , The8 and Dino then hit the stage with a rocked-out version of ‘Highlight’, prompting loud gasps with their swift magnetism. Later, they lose their ties for the undeniably sexy ‘I Don’t Understand But I Luv U’, clavicles on full display through the lidded gazes and body rolls.

Sirens announce the Hip-Hop unit’s raucous set, bouncing between madcap brag raps ‘Back It Up’ and ‘Fire’. Putting up a cocky front, S.Coups, Wonwoo , Mingyu and Vernon track their long road to success ( “Made it this far, got nothing to prove / Just look back at our footprints” ) and take stock of where they are now: “Been touring domes now, haven’t you heard now?” Vernon raps in English, arcing his finger up toward the roof overhead.

You could see that growth in the confidence and swagger of opening trifecta of ‘Super’, ‘Don Quixote’ and ‘Clap’, which immediately set the bar as high as maestro Woozi on his elevated rig (He gets the most definitive mic drop of the whole night, only one song in). Or in the fluid, breathtaking choreo of throwback classics ‘Don’t Wanna Cry’ and ‘Thanks’, in which their twelve bodies unfurl in a wave of sinuous motion, as if a single entity. Crowd-pleasers ‘Anyone’ and ‘Good To Me’ also lay bare the transformation of boys to men.

The pièce de résistance of their showmanship is the extended version of ‘Hot’, which set the stadium ablaze by soliciting screams of “Hot, hot, hot” from the audience, before the charismatic, composed Dino rips off his jacket and careens into the high-energy finale: a runaway train of an encore, that, by the end, has the members panting into their mics.

Energy is the word of the night – and, for once, the fans may have SEVENTEEN beat in that department. A visibly tired Jeonghan flops around like a human cheer-o-meter (“Everyone please raise him up!”) and, as a nod to Seungkwan in his absence, Mingyu and the crowd take turns bandying an invisible orange back and forth, growing in size with each pass, until it’s so large the rapper falls flat on his back at its enormous, pretend weight.

“I think as we age, our stamina seems to decrease,” enigmatic dancer Jun confesses near the end of the concert, before shooting a quick “Sorry!” to the older members. But, even if the group doesn’t have the physical resilience they once did, the abiding energy of the fans in the room feeds their inner fire, Jun says. It echoes a sentiment he conveyed the day before: “When I think about it, I have found my sun, and that is all of you.”

And, after night one was cut short due to the stadium’s curfew, today became the day to leave everything on the stage, and in the stands. In what can only be described as an exhaustive battle of endurance between artist and audience, SEVENTEEN send off the show by jumping, bounding through the aisles, and belting high notes through what must be a record number of ‘Aju Nice’s (15, to be precise).

“We won’t let you go home tonight,” Woozi teases early on, and it’s a statement Carats, the name for SEVENTEEN’s fans, clearly take to heart, shouting “ Hanbeon deo !” (“One more time!”) through even the members’ final bows – the first one, the second one, and then the third and real final bow, after a couple more rounds of ‘Aju Nice’ in between for good measure.

The atmosphere is like that all night long, everyone slowly catching their bearings after a punishingly hot and humid Friday – this is, after all, the first Seoul summer for some who came from afar. Outside the stadium doors, strangers conversed eagerly in a medley of languages; inside, the cheers whenever members spoke in their native Mandarin or English were deafening.

“You all have your own lives, and yet you came here from far away,” Woozi says in his sincere ending speech. But it’s less about the distance traveled individually than the memories created together. It’s that intangible feeling that lasts a lifetime. “Even though it can’t be seen with our eyes,” he continues, “it’s a happiness that was carried here.”

Close to the end of the night, the members hop into motorized carts to make their rounds around the stadium floor, performing ‘Run to You’ and ‘To You’ directly to the fans. “Then I can find you,” they sing in harmony with the crowd. “Who cares if it’s a bit far?” Certainly not the thousands looking out at the scene in shared rapture. Like whatever journey they’d been on to get here, it had been worth it and more.

SEVENTEEN played:

‘Super’ ‘Don Quixote’ ‘Clap’ ‘Don’t Wanna Cry’ ‘F*ck My Life’ ‘Thanks’ ‘Dust’ ‘Pinwheel’ ‘Highlight’ ‘I Don’t Understand But I Luv U’ ‘Back It Up’ ‘Fire’ ‘Home;run’ ‘Left & Right’ ‘Beautiful’ ‘April Shower’ ‘Kidult’ ‘Anyone’ ‘Good to Me’ ‘Hot’ ‘Run to You’ ‘To You’ ‘Hit’ ‘Very Nice’

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SEVENTEEN Is ‘Filled With Joy’ at ‘FOLLOW’ AGAIN Tour in Seoul: Exclusive Photos

The K-pop group previewed new songs and shared heartfelt sentiments with fans at Seoul World Cup Stadium on April 29.

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Hours before SEVENTEEN dropped their new greatest hits album, 17 Is Right Here , on April 29, the K-pop sensations seized the moment by holding two electrifying concerts at the Seoul World Cup Stadium to preview the record and celebrate nearly a decade of hits together.

Against the backdrop of the stadium, SEVENTEEN leader S.Coups noted the sentimental moment, telling the crowd, “Standing here, I feel like I’ve been running towards this very moment up until now,” a testament to the journey they’ve undertaken alongside their devoted fanbase known as CARATs. Seungkwan added, “Our goal today is to present all CARATs here with the best day they ever had.”

With a five-piece live band noticeably elevating the SEVENTEEN musical experience to new heights from opening tracks “Super” and “Don Quixote,” the SVT crew delved into a slightly adjusted setlist for the closing shows of their ‘FOLLOW’ AGAIN tour that previously hit Incheon, South Korea, and will soon head to Osaka and Kanagawa in Japan. Offering fans a glimpse into their upcoming album, the live premiere of four new songs — including their maximalstic, break-beat single “MAESTRO” — made the tour finale all the more montemous. Mingyu reflected that they “were both nervous and excited to showcase the first performance of ‘MAESTRO’ here,” with Hoshi noting, “We wanted to show our ‘best’ selves for the CARATs. We really put our best efforts into this performance.”

As the concert drew to a close and each of the 13 members shared parting words with the crowd, Woozi encapsulated a collective sentiment, saying: “The ‘Best [Of]’ album will be released the day after tomorrow. It’s an album dear to me, embodying SEVENTEEN’s beliefs. Today’s show was also like that in some sense. Performing today, I was strongly reminded of all the memories tied to each and every song. Today may have been an ordinary day for some, but for everyone here and us, it was a day of 10 years, making it so much more valuable. This moment is so special to us, so we always try to capture and remember everyone with our eyes as much as possible.”

Read on for more from SEVENTEEN’s Seoul shows, and see exclusive photos of S.Coups, Woozi, Hoshi, Seungkwan, Mingyu, Jeonghan, The8, Joshua, DK, Wonwoo, Jun, Vernon and Dino below:

“MAESTRO”

SEVENTEEN’s latest single, “MAESTRO,” was revealed at the ‘FOLLOW’ AGAIN to Seoul concert, where thousands in attendance saw all aspects of its intense breakbeat production and orchestra-inspired performance.

The8 commented how the track “has one of the fastest beats-rhythms with a house dance break. I hope it feels fresh and new.”

“Cheers to Youth”

Alongside the premiere of “MAESTRO,” each of SEVENTEEN’s three teams premiered the new tracks they recorded for 17 Is Right Here . The Vocal Unit (consisting of Woozi, Jeonghan, Joshua, DK and Seungkwan) shared their harmonious and euphoric vocals with “Cheers to Youth.”

“‘Cheers to youth’ is a song that I really like and we wanted to perform,” Woozi shared. “I pictured how the CARATs would react and it was exactly right.” Later in the concert, Hoshi explained the inspiration for the song.

“During the tour, I mistakenly said something and it was brought up when we all got together to talk afterward,” the leader of the Dance Unit shared. “[The members said] it was wrong to make such a comment, and I said, ‘Sorry, it’s my first time living today [this day.]’ Woozi heard this and took inspiration for this specific song.”

“Spell”

The Performance Unit of SEVENTEEN (Hoshi, Jun, The8 and Dino) shared their new Afrobeat-inspired song “Spell” alongside a slinky performance that allowed the foursome to showcase their incredible physicality.

“The time really flew today,” Dino later remarked. “I had so much fun — I feel that what’s really important during a concert is what sort of feelings and emotions we feel and share. Today was filled with joy and excitement, and it’s all thanks to you. We thank you sincerely.”

“LALALI”

The final new song revealed at ‘FOLLOW’ AGAIN to Seoul was the Hip-Hop Unit’s “LALALI.” Decked out in Adidas gear, S.Coups, Wonwoo, Mingyu and Vernon shook Seoul World Cup Stadium with the bombastic rap track that’s quickly becoming a SEVENTEEN fan favorite with its anthemic shout-outs and cheeky lyrics.

Closing Message

“We began the show by promising you the best day, and I hope we kept that promise,” Seungkwan told the crowd at the closing of ‘FOLLOW’ AGAIN to Seoul.

“It’s still hard to believe that I’m standing here with this joyous view in front of me … I’m grateful to be part of this nine-year-old band with all the members. Another thing I wanted to mention was this: I believe it’s up to us SEVENTEEN as an artist to make it easier for supportive, caring fans to show their love and support for us without any discomfort or inconvenience. We’ll continue to do our best. Thank you and we love you so much.”

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SEVENTEEN on Wrapping Their Tour, New Music, and What’s Next

The 13 members of SEVENTEEN have been on their FOLLOW Tour since last summer, a tour that ranged from tear-jerking performances to ones that rip pants, and the encore leg (called “FOLLOW AGAIN”) is nearing its end. While the tour is close to wrapping, SEVENTEEN’s activities are not slowing down — the group has just released a new compilation album, 17 Is Right Here. With a run time of just over 96 minutes, the album features all of SEVENTEEN’s Korean language singles, Korean versions of their Japanese-language singles since their debut nine years ago, and four new songs. We’d be remiss not to mention that member Woozi is credited for both composition and lyrics on all 33 tracks.

The lead track, “Maestro,” pulls elements from previous songs to convey the message that the past is not just left behind, but rather a source of inspiration for SEVENTEEN as they evolve, a message the group shares as they approach a decade together. “Maestro” conveys how together, we can change the world and hold the power to orchestrate our own universe, a theme that is fitting for SEVENTEEN given how tight-knit the members are. The relationship that S.Coups, Jeonghan, Joshua, Jun, Hoshi, Wonwoo, Woozi, The 8, Mingyu, DK, Seungkwan, Vernon, and Dino have with each other is a key element to their success and longevity. Just as important is the gratitude they have for their fans, Carats, and how they’ve given the group 100 percent since day one nine years ago.

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Judge Juan Merchan's gag order hearing will now take place at 9:30 a.m. ET on Thursday, May 2.

It’s unclear why the date and time changed.

Before leaving the bench today, t he judge said the hearing would take place on Wednesday at 2:15 p.m. ET.

It came after the prosecution filed a motion and argued in court that former President Donald Trump violated the gag order four more times over the past few days.

These are takeaways from today's hush money trial

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Former American Media Inc. chairman David Pecker took jurors in Donald Trump’s hush money case inside how he paid for Karen McDougal’s story to keep her quiet about her alleged affair with Trump – and how his decision not to pay for Stormy Daniels’ story led to Michael Cohen ultimately paying for it.

Prosecutors on Thursday wrapped up their direct testimony with Pecker, who was on the stand for three days describing in detail how he worked with Trump and Cohen to buy up damaging stories about Trump throughout the 2016 campaign.

His testimony laid the foundation for the rest of the Manhattan district attorney’s case against Trump that focuses on the payment to Daniels.

Here are the takeaways from Thursday in the hush money trial:

Pecker details payment conversations: Pecker’s testimony included the nuts and bolts of how AMI paid McDougal on Trump’s behalf, Pecker’s private conversations with Trump about the catch-and-kill deal and the fallout when her story became public.
No gag order decision yet: Merchan had spent Tuesday morning hearing arguments on Trump’s alleged violation of the gag order – which limits the former president from publicly discussing witnesses, the jury, the district attorney’s staff or Merchan’s family – but he did not issue a ruling on Thursday when court came back into session. Instead, prosecutors submitted another motion to hold Trump in contempt for additional violations of the gag order over the past three days – including comments he made Thursday morning.
Trump wanted to be elsewhere: Trump’s attorneys had asked for his appearance Thursday to be waived so he could attend the Supreme Court arguments on presidential immunity. The judge denied that request.
Pecker agrees in cross-examination that suppressing stories was "standard operating procedure": Trump’s attorney Emil Bove cross-examined Pecker for about an hour. Quizzing Pecker with rapid-fire leading questions, Bove got the witness to confirm to the jury that Trump’s symbiotic relationship with Pecker and his tabloids was not unusual and long pre-dated Trump’s run for office. Pecker confirmed source agreements like the ones used to suppress stories from McDougal and former Trump Tower doorman Dino Sajudin are “standard operating procedure” for AMI to give the company control of how the information might be released, if at all.
Trump’s attorney asks Pecker about tactics National Enquirer used for other celebrities: Bove’s cross-examination of Pecker elicited testimony about other celebrities whom Pecker had purchased stories about so they wouldn’t be published, offering a fascinating glimpse into the celebrity tabloid world while he was chairman of the publisher of the National Enquirer. Trump’s attorney sought to establish with Pecker that AMI used “checkbook journalism” to control narratives in the press and fostered mutually beneficial relationships with several celebrities – not just Trump.

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This image of ex-National Enquirer publisher David Pecker at the White House with then-President Donald Trump was admitted as trial evidence in Trump's hush money criminal case.

Exhibits that the Manhattan District Attorney's office admitted as evidence were shown during former President Donald Trump's hush money trial Thursday.

One of them is a photo of David Pecker, the former publisher of the National Enquirer, and Trump at the White House.

Another exhibit is the licensing agreement between American Media Inc. and Playboy playmate Karen McDougal. Pecker testified in court that he negotiated a deal that would give McDougal $150,000 for the rights to her story that she and Trump had an affair.

The agreement, dated August 5, 2016, also included that McDougal was going to get a monthly column on aging and fitness in Star and OK Magazines.

The invoice for the payment to McDougal’s lawyer, Keith Davidson, is also included in the exhibits, among other documents and text messages.

The ex-National Enquirer publisher answered questions from the prosecution and defense. Here's what happened

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David Pecker, the former publisher of the National Enquirer, testified Thursday about a deal made with Playboy playmate Karen McDougal and outlined the involvement of Donald Trump and his former personal attorney Michael Cohen.

After paying for two other “catch-and-kill” stories, Pecker said he refused to pay money to Stormy Daniels, testifying that he didn’t want the Enquirer “to be associated with a porn star.”

After the prosecution finished its direct questioning, the defense had a chance to start its cross-examination , which will continue on Friday.

Here’s what happened in court:

Karen McDougal:

The prosecution's questioning picked up with Pecker testifying about how he vetted allegations of an affair between Trump and McDougal. He said he negotiated to buy the story for $150,000 five months before the election after conversations with Cohen and Trump. Pecker said he believed he would be reimbursed by the Trump Organization or Trump himself.
He testified that he had concerns about the legality of paying to kill a story concerning a political candidate. He also said that he knew at the time the deal with McDougal was illegal , and he wouldn’t have entered into it if it wasn’t for Trump’s benefit .
Pecker said he intended to kill McDougal’s story so it did not hurt Trump’s campaign. He also said he was aware that corporations making campaign expenditures in coordination with a campaign without disclosing them was unlawful . The transaction was not reported under campaign finance obligations, Pecker said. He later testified he and Cohen received letters from the Federal Election Commission in 2018.
To be reimbursed for the money to McDougal, Pecker said he used an outside service to facilitate the digital payment. He said he did this because he did not want the finance department at the Enquirer's parent company to receive money from the Trump Organization or Cohen, adding it would “raise a lot of questions and issues .” But, Pecker said American Media Inc. was never reimbursed for the McDougal agreement.
Pecker testified that Trump inquired about McDougal twice in settings where she wasn’t immediately relevant. “How's Karen doing, how's Karen doing? ” Pecker said Trump asked during a dinner at the White House in 2017. Pecker said he told him she’s doing well and “she’s quiet.”
Pecker said he assumed Trump was worried stories would impact his campaign because in conversations with Cohen and the former president, Trump’s family was never mentioned .

Stormy Daniels:

Pecker testified that he was told Daniels was "trying to sell a story that she had a sexual relationship with Donald Trump." When he told Cohen AMI was not going to buy the story , Cohen told Pecker that Trump would be furious with him, he said.
He said he didn't know the details of the transaction between Cohen and Daniels in real-time. He said he later learned Cohen had paid Daniels out of his own funds .

Cross-examination:

Trump attorney Emil Bove pressed Pecker about this history with Trump — long before the election. Pecker confirmed that he had been giving Trump a heads-up on negative stories for about 17 years before Trump decided to run for president. He also said he had “mutually beneficial” relationships with celebrities other than Trump and said it was standard for politicians to work with the media.
Bove walked Pecker through several other deals. One he made with Arnold Schwarzenegger where he paid to kill negative stories from dozens of women. He also confirmed that the company purchased photos of Tiger Woods to use them as leverage to get him in the magazine.
The defense also tried to poke holes at Pecker’s memory , challenging him about the timing of a meeting at Trump Tower in August 2015. Bove said these things happened a long time ago.

Gag order: Judge Juan Merchan said he would consider four new violations of a gag order on Trump and set a hearing for next Wednesday. Prosecutor Chris Conroy said these violations include comments Trump made to cameras outside the courtroom, in an interview and at an event. Merchan did not issue a ruling or hold Trump in contempt.

Few people think Trump is being treated the same as other criminal defendants, poll finds

From CNN's Jennifer Agiesta, CNN Polling Director

As the first criminal prosecution of a former American president began just 13% nationwide feel Donald Trump is being treated the same as other criminal defendants, according to a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS .

Most of the country was divided over whether he is being treated more harshly (34%) or more leniently (34%) than other defendants.

The poll, which began fielding a few days after the trial’s jury selection phase kicked off April 15, finds only 44% of Americans express confidence that the jury chosen for the case will be able to reach a fair verdict, while 56% more skeptical that a fair outcome is in the cards. More see Trump’s behavior during the trial thus far as inappropriate (42%) than appropriate (25%), with about a third saying they haven’t heard enough to say.

Those assessments of how things are playing out in the courtroom come as a rising share of Americans say the charges in the ongoing trial – related to allegedly falsifying business records to conceal hush money payments to an adult film actress Stormy Daniels ahead of the 2016 election – are irrelevant to his fitness for the presidency even if true (45% say so now compared with 39% last summer, before he became the presumptive Republican nominee for president)

About three-quarters of voters currently backing Trump against President Joe Biden in the 2024 election say they will stick with him even if he is convicted of a crime, while 24% of Trump’s backers say a conviction might cause them to reconsider their support.

See courtroom sketches from Trump's trial today

From Christine Cornell and Jane Rosenburg

No cameras are allowed inside the Manhattan courtroom where Donald Trump's hush money trial is underway, but CNN sketch artist Christine Cornell captured the scenes from today's proceedings:

In this court sketch, former President Donald Trump, bottom left, watches as “tabloid king” David Pecker returns to the stand in Manhattan Criminal Court in New York on Thursday.

The defense began cross-examination of Pecker. Here's a recap of some of the top lines

From CNN's Lauren del Valle, Jeremy Herb, and Nicki Brown

The defense started its cross-examination of David Pecker, the former publisher of the National Enquirer.

Trump attorney Emil Bove tried to argue that Pecker’s work helping Donald Trump during the 2016 election was nothing new or out of the ordinary.

Bove’s cross-examination lasted just over an hour before court ended for the day. The defense will continue its questioning with Pecker on Friday.

Here are some of the key points:

Bove started his cross-examination by asking Pecker to confirm he was with American Media Inc., the National Enquirer's parent company, from 1999 to 2020. When asked, Pecker acknowledged he still has equity in AMI.
Trump's attorney asked Pecker if he managed AMI to make money.

"That's correct," Pecker said. "AMI wasn't a charity?" Bove asked. "No, it was not," Pecker said. "Part of AMI's business model was to purchase stories, correct?" Bove asked. "Yes, it was," Pecker responded.

Bove confirmed with Pecker that the business model included buying stories, reiterating Pecker's own words that AMI uses "checkbook journalism."
Bove also confirmed source agreements were "standard operating procedure" for AMI, to give the company control of how, if at all, the information might be released.

Merchan says there will be a hearing Wednesday about prosecution's request to hold Trump in contempt

From Lauren del Valle, Jeremy Herb, Nicki Brown, and Kristen Holmes

Before leaving the bench, Judge Merchan reiterated that he signed the order to show cause regarding the prosecution's latest request to hold Trump in contempt for the four new violations of the gag order. It came after the prosecution filed a motion and argued in court that Trump violated the gag order four more times over the past few days.

There will be a hearing next Wednesday at 2:15 p.m. ET about that, he said.

Assistant District Attorney Chris Conroy addressed the additional violations in court Thursday morning, providing the judge with another proposed order to show cause, which Merchan signed.

At a hearing Tuesday morning, prosecutors had already asked Merchan to hold Trump in contempt for violating the gag order, citing 10 social media posts from before and during the trial. They also want the posts taken down. Merchan has yet to rule on these alleged violations.

Trump has two campaign events next Wednesday. He is required to be in court for the gag-order hearing unless the judge signs a waiver to excuse him.

Trump: What happened in the courtroom on Thursday was "breathtaking"

From CNN's Aditi Sangal

What happened in the courtroom on Thursday was "breathtaking," former President Donald Trump said after court wrapped for the day.

He also described former tabloid boss David Pecker's testimony as "amazing."

"Open your eyes, we can't let this continue to happen to our country," he added, reiterating his complaint that this trial should have "never happened."

Trump also commented on the "monumental" US Supreme Court hearing on the matter of his immunity in the federal election subversion case brought by special counsel Jack Smith.

"I hope it was made clear that a president has to have immunity or you don't have a president. Or at most you can say it would be a ceremonial president. That's not what the founders had in mind," he said, adding he heard that the hearing was "quite amazing" and that the justices "were on their game."

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