Seoul Trending Now
Two days connecting Seoul Forest, modern Seoul and northern neighborhoods, with transport between districts.
No verified whole-trip total is published. Add each place’s admission, meals and return transport; accommodation, flights and vehicle hire must be priced separately.
Suggested arrival times, not opening hours or booked departures. Check the linked place’s visiting conditions before setting out; skip a closed stop.
Day 1Gangnam gloss — screens, malls, ddakji
10:00
1. Seoul Forest Station →The exact connection is also a working platform. Passenger movement and station instructions always take priority. Look briefly, keep moving with passenger flow and continue above ground rather than waiting for an empty frame.
Do not spread game pieces or stage slaps on the platform.
11:30
2. COEX K-pop Square →Visit Seoul includes COEX in a K-POP Demon Hunters-inspired itinerary. Animation inspiration is not a live-action filming claim or an idol appearance schedule.
Choose the outdoor screen plus an indoor COEX visit if you are already in Gangnam. Skip a special detour for an unannounced artist advertisement.
13:00
Meal break near your route
Choose a restaurant near the preceding stop after checking today’s opening hours, menu and price. This is a flexible meal break, not a reserved table or filming-location claim.
15:30
3. The Hyundai Seoul →Official tourism sources identify The Hyundai Seoul as the drama’s Queens Department Store. Go for the architecture and public interiors; let current shops and exhibitions be part of the real visit.
Retail hours: Monday–Thursday 10:30–20:00; Friday–Sunday 10:30–20:30 (2026-09-11) · Restaurant hours: Listed separately to 22:00 (2026-09-11)
Retail hours differ from restaurant hours.
Numbered pins show the listed places in visit order, not verified entrances or a walkable route. Unnumbered meals and optional stops are not plotted. Check each transfer separately. Transfer links below also include named restaurant branches in itinerary order. Unspecified meal breaks have no fixed destination; choose one before checking that transfer.
Day 2Northern Seoul — Gi-hun's lanes to the fortress wall
10:00
1. Ssangmun-dong Neighborhood →Official Seoul and Netflix material connects Ssangmun-dong with Squid Game. A neighborhood pin is not an exact house or proof that an old shop still operates.
Choose local streets and a currently open business if northern Seoul fits your day. Do not search private homes for a character’s doorway.
12:30
Meal break near your route
Choose a restaurant near the preceding stop after checking today’s opening hours, menu and price. This is a flexible meal break, not a reserved table or filming-location claim.
14:30
2. Naksan Park & Fortress Wall →Visit Seoul places Rumi and Jinu’s reflective meeting along the Naksan fortress wall. Use the public trail as a real walk; choose sunrise or early evening for softer light and fewer conflicts on the path.
Park access: Open 24 hours; Naksan Exhibition Hall 09:00–18:00 (winter 09:00–17:00) (2026-09-11)
The park is open 24 hours; the exhibition hall keeps separate hours.
17:30
3. Myeongdong Shopping Street →Myeongdong appears in Visit Seoul’s K-POP Demon Hunters-themed itinerary. Treat it as a real shopping district behind an animated city, not a live-action set.
Choose one shopping list or a food stop near your central-Seoul route; do not try to reproduce an animated street layout literally.
Numbered pins show the listed places in visit order, not verified entrances or a walkable route. Unnumbered meals and optional stops are not plotted. Check each transfer separately. Transfer links below also include named restaurant branches in itinerary order. Unspecified meal breaks have no fixed destination; choose one before checking that transfer.
Continue planning this visit
Route tips
- Seoul Forest, COEX and Yeouido are separate districts, not one walking route. In rain or when late, choose one indoor stop instead of crossing the city for every stop. Ssangmun remains a lived neighborhood.
Screen connections & inspiration
Build My Korea Lens
Choose 3–5 titles to reveal an editor-curated Korea Lens, city match and next reading. Free, no account, saved in this browser.
My Korea Lens →Itinerary edited: 2026-10-01