Itaewon Children's Park
이태원어린이공원
A neighbourhood children's park at the foot of Gyeongnidan-gil in Itaewon 2-dong — slides, a seesaw, swings and benches. It is the only park among the six 《Itaewon Class》 locations the Korea Tourism Organization names.
Language
Place information
- Korean name
- 이태원어린이공원
- Address
- 65 Noksapyeong-daero 46-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul
Filmed here
Itaewon ClassK-drama
Where Jang Geun-soo apologises to Sae-ro-yi, and where the man photographing him on Chairman Jang's orders is caught by detective Yoon.
Nearby
G Guesthouse
A guesthouse on Bogwang-ro 60-gil, its facade covered in graffiti of city names from around the world, with a rooftop looking over N Seoul Tower and Itaewon. In the drama it appears as a gosiwon.

Leeum Museum of Art
An art museum run by the Samsung Foundation of Culture. The standing exhibition of historic Korean art is free and the special exhibitions are ticketed, priced per show rather than at a standing rate. It is about five minutes uphill from Hangangjin Station.
Bada Sikdang
A house known for the budae-jjigae it calls Johnson-tang, built on stock with sausage, potato and cabbage.

War Memorial of Korea
Closes at 17:40, not 18:00, and stops admitting visitors at 17:00 — a 40-minute gap that catches people who arrive after an afternoon elsewhere. Closed Mondays, and when a holiday falls on a Monday the closure moves to the day after, which is the rule most itineraries miss.
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Where these facts come from
- Korea Tourism Organization — "Itaewon Class" Filming Locations, its Itaewon Children's Park entry (scene and address). 🔴 The page is English-only and publishes no Korean name; its address gives the road without a building number. ·
- Seoul Metropolitan Government — its public-WiFi installation list, the only place found where the city itself prints this park's Korean name and an address carrying a building number. 🔴 It is a facility dataset rather than a park page; `parks.seoul.go.kr` and Yongsan-gu's own park list were both checked and neither carries this park. ·
- OpenStreetMap — `way/464463791`, `leisure=park`, the polygon named 이태원어린이공원. It reverse-geocodes to Itaewon-dong, Yongsan-gu, matching the record's district, and independently corroborates the Korean name. ·



