All 14 'OUR STICKY LOVE' Filming Locations Revealed

Where Was Our Sticky Love Filmed? Every Beautiful Korean Drama Location You Can Visit. (Credits: Netflix)

The biggest scene-stealer in Our Sticky Love is not only the chemistry between Jung Hae-in and Ha Young. The locations deserve plenty of applause too. Netflix's 2026 romantic comedy blends cosy countryside charm with stylish city landscapes, making almost every episode look like a travel advertisement with slightly more gangsters than expected. While production crews deliberately kept several filming spots under wraps during filming to avoid crowds and overenthusiastic fans disrupting the cast, many of the drama's beautiful locations have now emerged, giving viewers plenty of inspiration for their next trip to South Korea.

The story follows former boxer Jang Tae-ha and prosecutor Go Eun-sae, whose unlikely romance unfolds between peaceful villages, modern office towers, bustling markets and dramatic industrial settings. Director Kim Jang-han carefully contrasts warm countryside colours with the colder, polished atmosphere of Seoul, creating a visual journey that mirrors the emotional rollercoaster of the series. One minute you are smiling over awkward cohabitation moments, and the next everyone seems to be running away from dangerous people. Typical Tuesday in K-drama land.

One of the production's main bases was SBS Ilsan Production Center in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province. The massive television complex handled numerous indoor scenes and production work requiring controlled studio environments. 

Famous for producing many Korean dramas and variety programmes, the facility remains one of the country's busiest television production hubs. Fans visiting Goyang often pair the trip with One Mount, where several lighter transitional scenes were also filmed, offering modern shopping streets and entertainment facilities that perfectly complement the drama's contemporary atmosphere.

The peaceful village atmosphere that defines much of Our Sticky Love comes alive along Dongeupnae-gil in Yecheon, North Gyeongsang Province. Traditional houses, quiet roads and an unmistakably slow pace of life create the perfect setting for Tae-ha's peaceful existence before chaos inevitably finds him. Walking through the area feels remarkably similar to stepping into the series itself, minus the professional assassins, which most visitors probably appreciate.

Much of the charming village life also unfolds around Sanggeum Market Road in Yongmun-myeon, Yecheon. Small family-run shops, narrow streets and authentic rural architecture help create the drama's signature warmth. 

The production embraced the area's genuine character instead of relying heavily on artificial sets, allowing every scene to feel naturally lived in rather than carefully manufactured.

Another memorable setting is Geumdangsil Village, one of Yecheon's best-preserved traditional villages. Several residential properties along Geumdangsil-gil were transformed into the homes featured throughout the series. 

With beautifully maintained hanok houses surrounded by quiet lanes, the village adds a nostalgic layer to the romance while reminding viewers why escaping city life occasionally sounds like an excellent idea.

The surrounding Geumdangsil Traditional Village Cultural Complex also appears throughout the series, providing wider village landscapes and scenic walking routes that strengthen the show's countryside identity. The area has become increasingly popular with domestic travellers thanks to its preserved cultural heritage and peaceful scenery.

The production continued deeper into rural North Gyeongsang Province with extensive filming around Deokcheon-ri in Cheongsong County. 

Wide mountain views, quiet farming roads and traditional homes become recurring backdrops as the relationship between Tae-ha and Eun-sae slowly develops. The village perfectly captures the feeling of isolation that the story demands while remaining visually inviting.

Several emotional scenes were filmed along Deokcheon-gil, where winding village roads frame some of the series' most memorable conversations. The simple setting allows the performances to remain the centre of attention, proving that beautiful cinematography sometimes requires nothing more than good lighting, peaceful scenery and two talented actors trying not to fall in love too quickly.

Production also utilised private residences within Deokcheon-ri, particularly traditional homes located around Songsogotaek-gil. Their authentic architecture provides the warm domestic atmosphere that defines the couple's unexpected life together. Every wooden doorway and stone wall quietly reinforces the feeling that this village has existed for generations.

The drama frequently shifts from peaceful countryside life to the legal world of Seoul through scenes filmed outside the Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office in Seocho District. 

As Eun-sae's forgotten identity slowly resurfaces, these modern government buildings become visual reminders of the life she left behind. The contrast between Seoul's polished skyline and the countryside could hardly be stronger if someone painted one side with concrete and the other with rice fields.

Corporate meetings and several stylish indoor sequences were filmed inside The Link Hotel Seoul in Sindorim. Its contemporary interiors and business-friendly atmosphere provide an ideal setting for characters navigating corporate pressure, secret meetings and tense negotiations without spilling coffee over expensive suits.

Additional business scenes were captured inside Three IFC in Yeouido, one of Seoul's most recognisable financial landmarks. The glass towers reflect the sophisticated world of prosecutors, executives and powerful organisations, giving the series a polished metropolitan edge that balances its rural heart.

The surrounding Yeouido Hangang Park also features throughout several quieter transitional moments, offering riverside views that allow characters brief moments to breathe before the story inevitably throws another complication their way. Peace rarely lasts long in K-dramas, but at least the scenery makes the stress look attractive.

Industrial sequences were filmed inside the Hyupdong Industrial Complex in Pyeongnae-dong, Namyangju. Warehouses, heavy machinery and expansive factory grounds create an entirely different visual tone from the romantic village scenes. These locations reinforce the darker criminal storyline without sacrificing the production's cinematic quality.

Travellers will also recognise Incheon International Airport Terminal 1, which appears during several key story developments involving arrivals, departures and emotional turning points. As one of Asia's busiest airports, its sleek architecture naturally fits the drama's modern production values while marking significant changes in the characters' journeys.

Some of the most intense action scenes take place inside an abandoned quarry in Samjuk-myeon, Anseong. The dramatic rocky landscape creates an unexpectedly cinematic setting for confrontations involving the criminal syndicate. The rugged terrain gives these moments extra weight, proving that romance and flying dust clouds can occasionally coexist surprisingly well.

The production also filmed around Anseong Farmland, where open landscapes and countryside roads appear during several travelling sequences. These picturesque surroundings continue the series' theme of contrasting peaceful environments with the dangerous lives the characters are trying to escape.

Throughout the series, the carefully selected locations never simply function as attractive backgrounds. Every village, government office, market street and industrial site reflects the emotional state of the characters. 

The sweet charm of Yecheon mirrors the fragile romance developing between Tae-ha and Eun-sae, while Seoul's towering buildings constantly remind viewers that the past is never far behind.

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Fans have responded enthusiastically to the filming locations, with many praising how naturally the countryside complements the story's slower emotional moments. Some viewers have already begun planning trips through Yecheon and Cheongsong, hoping to recreate memorable scenes or simply enjoy the peaceful landscapes. 

Others admitted they were pleasantly surprised that the series highlighted lesser-known destinations instead of relying entirely on Seoul's familiar landmarks. Of course, there are also fans joking that visiting these locations without Jung Hae-in somehow feels like only completing half the experience.

With its blend of picturesque villages, iconic Seoul landmarks and striking action backdrops, Our Sticky Love has quietly built one of the most memorable filming location collections seen in a Korean drama this year. 

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As more production details continue to emerge, even more destinations may find their way onto fans' travel wish lists. Which location impressed you the most, and if you could visit just one place from Our Sticky Love, where would you go first?