Filming Location for A Love Other Than Yours

Here are the filming locations featured in the drama A Love Other Than Yours.
We have carefully selected and compiled a list of filming sites that you can actually visit while traveling in Korea.

A Love Other Than Yours

Nudit Hongdae

Nudit Hongdae is a multipurpose cultural space in Mapo-gu, in the creative Hongdae area. Spaces like this mix exhibitions, a café, and events under one roof, so it’s an easy stop for visitors who want to enjoy the neighborhood’s youthful, artistic side.

Nearest station: Hongik Univ. Station or Sangsu Station (check the exact exit on a map)
Best season: Year-round, and a comfortable indoor stop on cold or rainy days
Nearby: Hongdae street performances, Yeonnam-dong cafés, Gyeongui Line Forest Park, Hongdae shopping streets

Mokhwassi Lounge

Mokhwassi Lounge is a café and dessert spot in the Hongdae and Yeonnam-dong area of Mapo-gu. The neighborhood is known for stylish small cafés, so it works well as a relaxed coffee-and-dessert break during a day of exploring.

Nearest station: Hongik Univ. Station (Line 2 / AREX / Gyeongui-Jungang Line), then a short walk
Best season: Spring and autumn, when walking between cafés is most pleasant
Nearby: Yeonnam-dong café streets, Gyeongui Line Forest Park, Hongdae street, Hapjeong

Hongjecheon Stream

Hongjecheon is a stream running through Seodaemun-gu in northwest Seoul. Its walking paths follow the water through a calm residential area, and the artificial waterfall and stream-side cafés make it a pleasant local spot away from the main tourist routes.

Nearest station: Hongje Station (Line 3), then a short walk (check the route on a map)
Best season: Spring for greenery and autumn for foliage, and summer evenings for a cool breeze
Nearby: Yeonhui-dong cafés, Inwangsan Mountain trails, Seodaemun Independence Park

Restaurant Oneul (Korean)

Restaurant Oneul is a Korean restaurant in Dongbinggo-dong, Yongsan-gu, in a quiet part of the city near the Han River. It’s a good choice for visitors who want a calm sit-down Korean meal rather than a busy tourist street.

Nearest station: Ichon Station (Line 4 / Gyeongui-Jungang Line), then a walk or short taxi ride (check on a map)
Best season: Year-round, and a good choice in autumn or winter for a warm meal
Nearby: National Museum of Korea, Yongsan Family Park, Ichon Hangang Park, Seobinggo area

Pyeongnaeokk (Naengmyeon)

Pyeongnaeokk is a well-known naengmyeon (cold noodle) restaurant in Euljiro, in the old part of Jung-gu. Naengmyeon is a classic Korean dish of chewy noodles in a cold, refreshing broth, and Euljiro’s old streets give the meal a very local, traditional feel.

Nearest station: Euljiro 3-ga Station (Lines 2 and 3), Exit 11
Best season: Summer for cold noodles, though locals eat naengmyeon all year
Nearby: Euljiro Hipjiro cafés and bars, Cheonggyecheon Stream, Myeongdong, Jongmyo Shrine

Wonseo Park

Wonseo Park is a small, quiet park beside Changdeokgung Palace in Jongno-gu. Mature trees and the old-city setting make it a calm green spot in the middle of Seoul’s historic district.

Nearest station: Anguk Station (Line 3), Exit 3
Best season: Spring for fresh leaves and autumn for foliage
Nearby: Changdeokgung Palace, Ikseon-dong Hanok Village, Bukchon Hanok Village, Insadong

Time to Seven (Cooking Pub)

Time to Seven is a yo-ri jujeom, a Korean cooking pub, in Songpa-gu. These pubs pair freshly cooked dishes with drinks and have a relaxed, social atmosphere. It’s a good place to try the Korean way of eating and drinking together in the evening.

Nearest station: Songpanaru Station (Line 9), Exit 1
Best season: Autumn and winter evenings, when a warm pub meal is most appealing
Nearby: Seokchon Lake, Songnidan-gil, Lotte World, Olympic Park