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Jahamun Tunnel Stairs

자하문터널 계단

A long stairway running beside the tunnel. Visitors began coming after the film.

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A long flight of steps climbing the retaining wall beside the entrance to Jahamun Tunnel, the stone-ringed arch of the tunnel and its lit 자하문터널 sign board at the left, a building with three gabled roofs in a row above the rough stone wall, and orange flexible bollards lined up along the road in front

Place information

Korean name
자하문터널 계단
Address
219 Jahamun-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul

Filmed here

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  • Parasite Filming Locations in Seoul

    The four Parasite filming locations Seoul's city government published, set out by scene, by what stands there now, and by nearest station. None is an attraction: two are neighbourhood stairways and two are local shops.

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