Having European Vibes, These 5 Shooting Locations for 'DALI AND COCKY PRINCE' Are Actually Only in Korea

Kapanlagi.com - DALI AND COCKY PRINCE is currently one of the must-watch ongoing Korean dramas. This romantic comedy genre drama starring Park Gyu Young, Kim Min Jae, and Kwon Yool tells the story of Kim Dali (Park Gyu Young), a smart and multilingual art gallery owner's daughter in Korea. She works as a researcher at a famous gallery in the Netherlands.

One day, she meets Jin Moo Hak (Kim Min Jae), a successful businessman who is the son of Dondon F&B, a global Korean food franchise. This accidental meeting in the Netherlands leads to a continuing relationship in Korea, where Dali has to take care of her late father's gallery.

The first two episodes of this drama are set in Amsterdam, Netherlands. But, did you know that the shooting locations are actually only in Korea? Let's get to know these 5 iconic places in Korea that have European vibes!

1. Jeju Jocheon Swiss Village

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For those who have watched this drama, you may still remember the colorful buildings featuring the scene of Kim Dali cycling after returning from her activities at the gallery. These rows of European-style buildings are actually located in Jeju Jocheon Swiss Village.

This location is actually a commercial and residential complex located on Jeju Island. The dominance of red and yellow buildings makes the location look very Instagrammable. The buildings, consisting of 2 floors, are mostly used as cafes, restaurants, and clothing stores on the first floor, while the upper floor is used as a place to live or stay.

2. ChangeUp Campus - Gyeonggi English Village Paju Camp

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Another corner of the Netherlands can also be seen when Kim Dali is cycling. With a strong European atmosphere, it turns out that the location is ChangeUp Campus - Gyeonggi English Village Paju, known as the 'English village' in Korea.

The vibes of this location are indeed filled with European nuances because the row of buildings has a distinctive architectural style. This is deliberately done so that students who study there can truly feel like they are living abroad by using English for everyday conversations.

3. Paradise City

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Still remember St. Miller Kunst Galerig where Kim Dali worked as a researcher in the Netherlands? With its captivating exterior, it turns out that this gallery shooting location is also in Korea. When the scene shows the exterior of the gallery, it was actually filmed in Paradise City.

Paradise City itself is a luxurious Korean-style resort complex that provides complete facilities and entertainment. You can enjoy staying at the hotel, shopping, art galleries, and even performance venues that provide a pleasant stay experience.

4. Saint Four Hotel and Resort

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The luxurious house occupied by Dali while in the Netherlands is depicted to have a strong European atmosphere. It turns out, you don't need to go far to the Netherlands to see this building.

The exterior side of Dali's house is a famous hotel called Saint Four Golf & Resort, which is a luxurious and environmentally friendly resort complex, hotel, and golf course. Located on Jeju Island, just imagine being greeted with various interesting views when visiting there.

5. Imsil Cheese Theme Park

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One unforgettable building in this drama is in the first episode, when Dali mistakenly picks up Jin Moo Hak and takes him to a party. Taking the concept as a building with a European-style farm interpretation.

The exterior part of the house is the main building of Imsil Cheese Theme Park. This location is actually an amusement park that specifically highlights cheese and its products. The location itself is in Imsil, located in Jeollabuk province.

Those were some corners of Korea with European vibes that became shooting locations for DALI AND COCKY PRINCE, which can be an inspiration for your future trip to Korea. Let's prepare your travel bucket list while waiting for the situation to become conducive again, KLovers!

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