Squid Game S2
Ssangmun-dong, Seoul Metro, custom Seoul-built sets

37.5665°N, 126.9780°E
Capture the dynamic energy of Asia's most cinematic capital with comprehensive production support across Seoul's historic palaces, neon-lit districts, and cutting-edge architecture.
Scene 01 — Filmed Here
Ssangmun-dong, Seoul Metro, custom Seoul-built sets
Ahyeon-dong stairs, Seongbuk-dong, Jahamun Tunnel
Bukchon Hanok Village, Yeongdo Bridge, Seoul Metro
Han River Park, Wonhyo Bridge, Yeouido
CJ Studios Seoul, Gyeonggi Province soundstages
Scene 02 — Locations
From landmark monuments to hidden quarters — every district scouted and permit-mapped.

landmark
Korea's most iconic royal palace with traditional Korean architecture, grand courtyards, and mountain backdrop. Featured in countless K-dramas and period films.
600-year-old traditional neighborhood with restored hanok houses, narrow alleys, and panoramic city views. Authentic historic Korean atmosphere.
Zaha Hadid's neo-futuristic landmark with flowing curves and LED-lit exterior. Perfect for fashion, tech, and sci-fi productions.
Iconic observation tower with 360-degree city views. Namsan Mountain offers forest settings minutes from downtown.
Korea's most affluent district with modern skyscrapers, luxury retail, K-pop agencies, and the famous Gangnam Style crosswalk.
12 riverside parks spanning 40km with cycling paths, picnic areas, and iconic bridge views. Popular for lifestyle and commercial shoots.
Youth culture hub with street performers, indie shops, clubs, and vibrant nightlife. Authentic Korean youth atmosphere.
UNESCO World Heritage palace with pristine 300-year-old garden, pavilions, and lotus ponds. Korea's most beautiful royal garden.
Modern skyscrapers, K-pop entertainment headquarters, upscale shopping, and iconic neon-lit streets.
Historic hanok villages, Gyeongbokgung Palace, traditional architecture, and cultural heritage sites.
Trendy youth culture, vibrant street art, indie music venues, and bustling nightlife scenes.
Neon-lit shopping streets, busy commercial districts, and authentic urban Korean atmosphere.
Financial district skyline, riverside parks, cherry blossom paths, and modern waterfront settings.
International district, diverse cultural mix, trendy cafes, and multicultural street scenes.
Scene 03 — The Case for Seoul

Scene 04 — Logistics
Incheon International Airport (ICN) — 52km / 50-80 min
Gimpo International Airport (GMP) — 18km / 30-45 min
metro
9 extensive lines plus regional rail covering all Seoul. Runs 5:30am-midnight. Extremely efficient for crew movement.
Crew tip: Metro filming requires Seoul Metro Corporation authorization (3+ weeks). Avoid Lines 2 and 4 during rush hours with equipment.
bus
Color-coded bus network (blue/green/red/yellow). Night buses (owl bus) run 11pm-5am on select routes.
Crew tip: Green buses useful for Bukchon and palace areas where metro access is limited.
taxi
Orange regular taxis and black deluxe taxis available. Kakao T app widely used for booking.
Crew tip: Deluxe taxis more comfortable for equipment. Most drivers understand basic English destination names.
rideshare
Kakao T dominates the market. Uber operates as Uber Korea with limited availability.
Street parking extremely limited in central Seoul. Underground parking available (3,000-5,000 won/hour). Gangnam easier than Jongno.
Production vehicle permits available through Seoul Film Commission. Base camp locations typically arranged in Yeouido, Sangam DMC, or designated film zones.
Seoul's metro connects most filming locations within 40 minutes. Gyeongbokgung to Gangnam: 25 min. Consider traffic for vehicle shoots - rush hours (8-10am, 6-9pm) add 30-60 min to journeys. KTX connects to Busan (2.5 hours) for multi-city productions.

Ready?
From permits and crew to equipment and logistics — we handle everything on the ground so you can focus on capturing the Seoul skyline.