Crash Landing on You Filming Locations — Visit the Real Places

The iconic opening paragliding sequence — where Se-ri crash-lands into North Korea — was filmed in the Grindelwald area of the Swiss Alps. The same area appears in the drama's emotionally devastating final episodes. The sweeping mountain meadows, cable cars, and alpine scenery are exactly as they appear on screen.

The stunning waterfall valley near Grindelwald was used for several romantic outdoor scenes between Se-ri and Jeong-hyeok. The 72 waterfalls and sheer cliff walls make it one of the most dramatic landscapes in Europe. The village of Lauterbrunnen itself is a 10-minute train ride from Grindelwald.

The North Korean village where Se-ri hides — with its charming houses, communal well, and the soldiers' barracks — was actually built as a film set in Yanggu, near the real DMZ border. The set became so famous that it was preserved and turned into a tourist attraction after the drama ended. You can walk through the exact same village streets.

Imjingak Park, near the real Demilitarized Zone between North and South Korea, was used for several border-crossing scenes. The park itself is a powerful and moving place — with a bridge that used to connect North and South, freedom bells, and memorials to the Korean War. It's one of the most historically significant places you can visit near Seoul.

Several key Seoul scenes — including Se-ri's wealthy lifestyle and rooftop moments — were filmed in the Yeouido area of Seoul, featuring the iconic 63 Building and the Han River. The Han River parks in this area are beautiful for an evening walk, especially at sunset when the 63 Building reflects on the water.