The Swiss scenes get the headlines, but CLOY's Korea locations are day-trippable from Seoul — including the spot where Se-ri's paraglider took off.
The hilltop launch site in Yeongwol where Se-ri's episode-1 paragliding flight begins — right before the tornado changes everything.
💡 Closed Mondays. Go near sunset and stay for the observatory's stargazing program (about ₩7,000).
The 200m suspension bridge in Pocheon that stood in for a North Korean gorge crossing during Se-ri and Jeong-hyeok's walk.
💡 Open roughly 09:00–18:00 — pair it with the Bidulginang Falls and the Hantangang Geopark trails next door.
The jagged rocky shore on Yeongjong Island, Incheon, that doubled as the drama's North Korean seaside.
💡 Best at sunset, and it sits right beside Eulwangni Beach — an easy add-on before a flight out of Incheon.
The fried-chicken shop where Jeong-hyeok's North Korean squad discovers South Korean chimaek during the Seoul episodes.
💡 It's a regular working restaurant — go at meal time and order what the squad ate.
The episode-1 restaurant where Se-ri and Gu Seung-jun's date gets photographed by paparazzi.
💡 Reserve ahead; the weekday lunch set is the affordable way in.
The North Korean village — Jeong-hyeok’s house, the communal courtyard — was a purpose-built open set in Taean-gun that was demolished after filming. And the Switzerland scenes (Sigriswil bridge, Iseltwald lakeside) are, of course, in Switzerland; interestingly, the Hantan River Sky Bridge above is the Korean stand-in the show itself connects to the Sigriswil one.
The two Seoul spots (Ewha chicken shop, Cheongdam steakhouse) fold into any city day. Byeolmaro and the Sky Bridge are separate half-day trips in opposite directions — Yeongwol southeast, Pocheon northeast — so plan them as two different days rather than one long one. The Incheon beach works best as a send-off stop before an evening flight.