Korean Stone Art Museum우리옛돌박물관
A hillside museum of centuries-old stone guardians, pagodas and quiet gardens that played the Queens family mansion in Queen of Tears. Serene, uncrowded, and startlingly cinematic.
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“The Queens family mansion — a hillside museum of old stone guardians and quiet gardens in Seongbuk-dong.”
Recreate the shot: The garden's stone guardians in rows — shoot along a row at waist height in soft late light and you're inside the drama's confession-scene frame. The upper garden terraces give the wide establishing look.
There now: A small, quiet private museum (closed Mondays; modest admission). Staff are used to fans but it stays serene — this is the rare drama spot that's calmer in person than on screen.
Getting there
- Address
- Daesagwan-ro 13-gil, Seongbuk-gu, Seoul
- Getting there
- Subway Line 4 to Hansung Univ. Station, then a 10-min taxi up Seongbuk-dong's embassy hill.
- Hours
- Check current hours before visiting (typically closed Mondays)
- Admission
- Paid admission (around KRW 7,000)
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Editor's tips
- The terrace gardens with city views are the drama's 'mansion lawn'.
- Combine with Seongbuk-dong's old literati houses and cafes downhill.
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