Explore the enchanting filming locations from episodes 1-6 of K-drama ‘My Demon,’ where key moments of Kim Yoo-jung and Song Kang, come to life. From luxurious hotels and serene studios to vibrant shopping streets and prestigious university campuses, each location adds a unique flavor to the K-drama’s captivating storyline.
‘MY DEMON’: K-drama with Perfect Blend of Fantasy, Romance, and Comedy
‘My Demon’ is a South Korean television series blending fantasy, romance, and comedy. It features a captivating story about a contract marriage with an unusual twist. The plot revolves around Do Do-hee (Kim Yoo-jung) and Jeong Gu-won (Song Kang).
Do Do-hee is a devilish heiress of a large conglomerate, exuding a cold-hearted aura. On the other hand, Jeong Gu-won is a demon who, under unforeseen circumstances, temporarily loses his supernatural powers. This loss of powers leads Gu-won into a contract marriage with Do-hee, marking the beginning of their unusual relationship.
The show presents an intriguing dynamic between these two characters as they navigate through the complexities of their arranged marriage. The loss of Gu-won’s powers initially brings a sense of fleeting happiness to the duo, hinting at potential romantic developments. However, this happiness is overshadowed by impending doom, suggesting that their union might lead to disastrous consequences.
‘My Demon,’ also known as ‘Maidemon,’ explores themes of love, power, and destiny in a fantastical setting. The drama teases the audience about whether this unlikely union between a human heiress and a supernatural being will result in salvation or ruin.
Iconic Filming Locations from ‘My Demon’ Episodes 1-6
[EPISODE 1]
Eliena Hotel
At the beginning of the ‘My Demon’ series, Do Do-hee (Kim Yoo-jung) receives the 2023 Best Korea CEO Award for F&B Category.
The Eliena Hotel, situated in the heart of Gangnam, is a distinguished 4-star establishment known for its elegant and contemporary design. This hotel collaborates with Italian experts and top local designers, embodying a modern and trendy vibe. It features a range of amenities, including guest rooms, event spaces like a banquet and wedding hall, a cafe, dining options with Korean and Japanese cuisine, a fitness center, and a business center for guests’ convenience.
Boasting a two-level performance area, the Eliena Grand Ballroom is akin to a concert hall with its impressive 7.5-meter-high ceiling and can host up to 600 guests. This venue offers a unique blend of the grandeur of hotel weddings and the charm of outdoor ceremonies. Guests can enjoy a movie-like experience with beautiful ceremonies and a romantic walk through the lake garden adjoining the stage.
Address: 645 Nonhyeon-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
Latitude32 — Sofitel Ambassador Seoul
Do Do-hee is supposed to attend a blind date arranged by Joo Cheon-sook (Kim Hae-sook). However, a twist of fate occurs when she mistakenly arrives at the wrong restaurant. This unexpected turn of events serendipitously leads to Do Do-hee crossing paths with Jeong Gu-won (Song Kang) at this very restaurant.
Situated atop the 32nd floor of the Sofitel Ambassador Seoul, Latitude32 is a rooftop bar that exudes luxury with its speakeasy theme infused with Parisian elegance. Featuring an outdoor terrace, it offers breathtaking views of the city skyline. Additionally, the bar presents a retro vibe, where visitors can savor various Sofitel’s specialty craft beers. Complementing this, Latitude32 boasts an extensive wine selection, featuring over 500 varieties predominantly from France. Furthermore, the cocktail bar area highlights the expertise of mixologists ready to recommend signature cocktails, enhancing the overall experience.
Address: 209 Jamsil-ro, Songpa-gu, Seoul
Oak Valley Resort
This house appears to be the Mirae Group Chairman Joo Cheon-sook’s mansion, where her 70th birthday party was held.
This luxury residence, nestled in the lush mountainous terrain of Gangwon Province’s pristine forests, is a creation of renowned Dutch designer Piet Boon. Situated in Oak Valley, an area poised to be South Korea’s most coveted private golf course community, the home blends seamlessly with its natural surroundings, showcasing Boon’s signature design elements.
Address: 58, Oak Valley 2-gil, Wonju-si, Gangwon-do
Universal Arts Center
In the K-drama ‘My Demon,’ the Universal Arts Center appears as the exterior building of the Sunwol Foundation.
Established in 1981 as the Little Angels Arts Center, the Universal Arts Center has become a cornerstone for Korean performing arts over the past three decades. This performing arts theater, spanning four stories, boasts a classical facade and accommodates an audience of over 1,000. Its commitment to fostering cultural exchange between the East and West embodies its support for ‘Art Korea.’ The center is acknowledged not only as a hub for Korean culture and arts but also as a pivotal venue for international cultural exchange.
Address: 664 Cheonho-daero, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul
Sungshin Women’s University — Woonjung Green Campus
Meanwhile, the interior building of the Sunwol Foundation is the Woonjung Green Campus of Sungshin Women’s University.
Sungshin Women’s University, established in 1936, is a premier private women’s institution in Korea that offers comprehensive educational programs. With a history spanning 84 years, the university has a significant role in nurturing professional leaders. It hosts approximately 11,000 undergraduate and graduate students and employs over 300 full-time faculty members.
The university consists of two campuses in Seoul: the original Soojung campus in Seongbuk-gu and the Woonjung Green campus in 2011 in Gangbuk-gu. The Woonjung Green Campus is notably home to the College of Convergence Culture and Arts, reflecting the university’s commitment to contemporary and interdisciplinary education.
Address: 55 Dobong-ro 76ga-gil, Gangbuk-gu, Seoul
[EPISODE 2]
Geopoong Studio
Joo Cheon-sook’s garden in the K-drama ‘My Demon’ is filmed in Geopoong Studio.
Geopoong Studio in Namyangju is a rental space popular with photographers, filmmakers, and artists. Its serene, scenic location and modern facilities make it ideal for various creative projects. Its location in Namyangju, often praised for its scenic beauty and tranquility, adds to the appeal of Geopoong Studio, providing a serene backdrop ideal for various shoots and productions.
Address: 247, Cheonghak-ro 54beon-gil, Byeolnae-myeon, Namyangju-si, Gyeonggi-do
Ilsan Lake Park Garosugil
In episode 2, Jeong Gu-won asks Do Do-hee to meet at this very place. During this encounter, he reveals that he’s facing difficulties from a recent incident involving Do Do-hee. This confession sets a significant tone for their interaction and potentially impacts the dynamics of their relationship.
Ilsan Lake Park Garosugil, established in 2017, is a shopping street designed to emulate a European-style shopping complex inspired by the famed Garosu-gil in Sinsa-dong. This shopping area is famous for its layout, where malls are arranged in a long corridor-like formation on both sides, with a central dome as a focal point. The arrangement allows these malls to face each other, creating an inviting courtyard space in the middle, enhancing the shopping experience with its unique architectural design and atmosphere.
Address: 80 Juyeop-ro, Ilsanseo-gu, Goyang-si, Gyeonggi-do
[EPISODE 4-5]
Daerim Plaza 3F
Jeong Gu-won faces danger, and Do Do-hee comes to the rescue. They dance Tango while fighting the men attacking them.
Address: 157 Eulji-ro, Sallim-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul
[EPISODE 6]
Grand Hyatt Seoul
Do Do-hee and Jeong Gu-won get married on the ‘Grand Floor’ of this hotel in ‘My Demon’ episode 6. Afterward, they take their marriage photos in front of the hotel.
The Grand Hyatt Seoul is a 5-star international business hotel located 10 minutes from the city’s center and 20 minutes from Yeouido and Gangnam, boasting a view of the Hangang River to the south and the scenery of Namsan Mountain to the north. The Grand Ballroom of Grand Hyatt Seoul is the largest in Seoul and can accommodate up to 2,000 people.
Address: 322 Sowol-ro, Yongsan-gu, Seoul
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