TWICE Filming Locations in Korea: From Yongma Land to Jeju

TWICE has one of the most visitable location lists in K-pop: the music videos were shot in real parks, real theme parks, and real cafés rather than on closed sets, and the TIME TO TWICE variety content added a whole layer of ordinary places you can walk into. The EatHub TWICE collection has 28 of them. Here are the ones worth building a day around.

The music video locations

Yongma Land in Jungnang-gu is the headline. It's an abandoned amusement park in northeast Seoul — the rusted carousel, the dead ferris wheel — now operating as a paid photo studio, and it's where the Like OOH-AHH music video was filmed. It's also one of the most-photographed locations in Seoul for reasons that have nothing to do with TWICE. Weekday daytime, and bring cash for the entry fee.

Yangjaecheon cherry blossom path in Seocho appeared in CHEER UP. It's a stream-side walking path, free, and spectacular for roughly ten days a year in early April — go early morning during bloom or it's shoulder-to-shoulder.

Legoland Korea Resort in Chuncheon and Chuncheon Bridge are both ONE SPARK locations, the bridge carrying the finale scene. They're in the same city, so pair them: Legoland during the day (weekday, right at opening), the bridge at dusk into night.

On Jeju, Geumoreum in Hallim is the volcanic cone from the SIGNAL music video — a short climb with a crater at the top, best before sunset — and The Cliff Jeju in Jungmun is the ocean-view lounge from Alcohol-Free. Both are on the west and south sides of the island respectively, so they're different days unless you're driving.

Goyang Stadium also appears in CHEER UP, in the stadium scenes.

The TIME TO TWICE and reality sets

This is the group of places that make TWICE's list unusual — most of them are ordinary businesses you can just visit:

• Colorful Museum on Insadong-gil, Jongno — the experiential exhibition space where the members did a TIME TO TWICE mission. Weekday, right at opening.
• Lotte World Adventure in Jamsil — the full-group TDOONG Tour episode. Weekday opening, always.
• City College Plantation in Goyang — the café and garden from YES or NO.
• Netmaru Studio in Guro — the actual studio used for the office-worker concept in TDOONG Entertainment. It's a rental studio, so check availability rather than showing up.
• Hanok Haruyerang in Yongin — the hanok stay from TWICE REALITY's 2021 New Year content.
• Seonungak in Gangbuk — the hanok café where Dahyun filmed the Strategy Challenge in hanbok with ITZY's Yeji.

Yangpyeong: the Hometown Report day

The Korea Tourism Organization's Hometown Report course with TWICE is essentially a pre-built day trip from Seoul:

• Dumulmeori in Yangpyeong — the confluence of two rivers, the members' first stop, and one of the most photographed morning spots in Gyeonggi. Go early; the mist is the whole point.
• Yangpyeong Paragliding Park — where the members flew.

Add Danyang Paramaeul in Chungbuk if you want the other paragliding location, from Jihyo's appearance on the web variety show Tenant — but that's a separate trip, Danyang is three hours from Seoul and deserves its own weekend.

Agency and industry stops

JYP Entertainment in Gangdong-gu (Gangdong-daero 205) is the group's agency and an official K-pop fan course stop. Exterior only. Bit.Boot in Gangnam is the hair and makeup salon TWICE is known to use — it's a working salon, so it's a "book an appointment" stop, not a photo stop. KBS Hall in Yeouido is the Music Bank venue and a long-standing fan spot for broadcast days.

Concert and event venues

For the rooms rather than the sets: KSPO DOME (READY TO BE in Seoul), Olympic Hall (the ONCE AGAIN and HOME 9ROUND fan meetings), Jamsil Arena (TWICELAND ZONE 2), SK Olympic Handball Gymnasium (the first TWICELAND tour), Korea University Hwajung Gymnasium (the 2025 10VE UNIVERSE fan meeting), and Kyung Hee University Grand Peace Palace (ONCE BEGINS, the first official fan meeting).

Two sports venues also make the list: Jamsil Baseball Stadium, where Sana threw the ceremonial first pitch at an LG–KIA game in April 2024, and Seoul World Cup Stadium, where TWICE performed the halftime show at the Team K League–Tottenham match in July 2024.

Building the days

The realistic split is four days, not one:

1. East Seoul day — Yongma Land, then Lotte World and Jamsil if you have stamina.
2. Jongno day — Colorful Museum, Insadong, and everything else the old city has.
3. Chuncheon day — Legoland and Chuncheon Bridge. Eat dak-galbi; you're in the city that invented it.
4. Yangpyeong day — Dumulmeori at dawn, paragliding after.

Eat well between them: Chuncheon means dak-galbi and makguksu, Yangpyeong means riverside Korean set meals, Jamsil has the Lotte World Tower food floors, and Jongno has the oldest restaurants in the country. Open the EatHub map and search around each stop before you decide.

Full list with addresses and timing notes on the TWICE collection page.