Last updated: July 7, 2026. This guide is updated as each episode reveals new, confirmed locations.
Spooky in Love (오싹한 연애) pairs Park Eun-bin with Yang Se-jong and Ong Seong-wu in a horror-tinged romantic comedy about a hotel heiress who can see ghosts and the prosecutor who is terrified of them. It’s a remake of the beloved 2011 film Spellbound, and it arrives on tvN and Netflix in July 2026 with the kind of glossy, travel-friendly visuals that always send fans searching for one thing: where was it actually filmed?
Here’s the fun surprise: this one didn’t stay in Korea. Some of the drama’s most eye-catching sequences were shot on location in Singapore. Below are the confirmed filming spots you can genuinely visit, plus the in-story settings we’re still waiting to pin down once the episodes air.
A note on accuracy: we only list locations that have been confirmed from set sightings, official stills, or on-location footage. Where a place is only a story setting and not yet verified as a real shooting site, you’ll see it clearly marked below.
Spooky in Love: Quick Facts
| Category | Information |
|---|---|
| Korean title | 오싹한 연애 (Ossakhan Yeonae) |
| English titles | Spooky in Love / Chilling Romance |
| Based on | Spellbound (2011 film) |
| Genre | Horror romantic comedy |
| Network | tvN |
| Streaming | Netflix |
| Premiere | July 18, 2026 |
| Schedule | Saturdays & Sundays, 21:10 KST |
| Episodes | 12 (through August 23, 2026) |
| Lead cast | Park Eun-bin, Yang Se-jong, Ong Seong-wu |
| Director | Lee Min-soo (Resident Playbook) |
| Writer | Choi Jung-mi |
Where Was Spooky in Love Filmed?
The drama is a South Korean production, so most of it was shot in Korea. But the standout confirmed real-world locations so far are in Singapore, where Park Eun-bin and Yang Se-jong were photographed filming in late 2025. Each confirmed spot is listed below with what it’s like to visit.
1. Lau Pa Sat, Singapore ✅ Confirmed
Park Eun-bin and Yang Se-jong were spotted filming at Lau Pa Sat, one of Singapore’s most iconic hawker centres. Housed in a beautifully preserved Victorian cast-iron structure right in the Downtown Core, it’s a National Monument that turns into a buzzing food destination day and night. Its ornate octagonal architecture makes an unmistakable backdrop on screen.
How to visit: Lau Pa Sat sits at 18 Raffles Quay in the Central Business District, a short walk from Raffles Place MRT (East–West and North–South lines) or Downtown MRT. It’s open around the clock for most stalls, and in the evenings the adjacent Boon Tat Street closes to traffic and fills with satay grills, the famous “Satay Street.” Go hungry.
2. Marina Bay Waterfront Promenade, Singapore ✅ Confirmed
The cast was also seen filming along the Marina Bay Waterfront Promenade, the 3.5-km walkway that loops around the bay. This is Singapore’s postcard stretch: sweeping views of Marina Bay Sands, the skyline, and the water, all in one continuous panorama that reads instantly as “somewhere glamorous and far from home,” perfect for a drama whose heroine runs a luxury hotel empire.
How to visit: The promenade is free and open 24 hours. The easiest access points are Bayfront MRT (Downtown and Circle lines) beside Marina Bay Sands, or Marina Bay MRT. Come at dusk to catch the skyline lighting up, and stay for the nightly light-and-water show over the bay.
While You’re in Marina Bay
The two confirmed spots sit within easy walking distance of Singapore’s biggest icons, so it’s simple to build a half-day around them. None of the following are confirmed Spooky in Love filming sites, but they’re all a few minutes away and worth folding into the same walk:
- Merlion Park: the classic Singapore photo op, directly across the water from Marina Bay Sands.
- Gardens by the Bay: the futuristic Supertree Grove and cooled conservatories, just behind Marina Bay Sands.
- Marina Bay Sands and the ArtScience Museum: the lotus-shaped museum and the hotel’s SkyPark observation deck.
- Helix Bridge: the double-helix pedestrian bridge linking the promenade to the Sands.
3. Wolyeonggyo Bridge (월영교), Andong ✅ Confirmed
On August 15, episode 9 confirmed the drama’s first Korea-based filming
location outside Seoul: Wolyeonggyo, the 387-metre wooden pedestrian
bridge in Andong, North Gyeongsang Province. Cheon Yeo-ri and Ma Kang-uk
cross the bridge together in the scene where the couple confirms their
relationship, according to The Travel News.
The bridge is also called the “Moonlight Bridge.” Its curved shape is
modeled after a straw sandal (미투리) woven in 1586 from a wife’s own
hair, made in the hope that her dying husband would recover and walk
again. That 440-year love story is part of why local outlets flagged it
as a fitting backdrop for a ghost romance.
Can you visit? Yes. The bridge sits about 4.5 km (a 10-minute drive)
from Andong Station, near the Andong Dam reservoir. It’s open year-round,
free to enter, and lit up after dark, which is when most fan photos (and
the drama’s scene) were taken.
4. Raymond Hotel, Jeju (in-story setting, to confirm)
In the story, Ong Seong-wu plays Kang Min-hwan, heir to the CL hotel-and-resort group and CEO of Raymond Hotel Jeju. That strongly suggests a luxury-hotel and Jeju backdrop, but the actual shooting property has not been confirmed yet. We’ll add the real location, and how to visit or stay there, once it’s identified on screen.
To be confirmed after episodes 1–2 air.
5. Other Locations Fans Have Tracked (Not Yet Verified)
Beyond Wolyeonggyo, set-sighting reports collected by other
drama-location trackers point to filming across Seoul and several
provinces. We haven’t independently verified these against an official
still or news report yet, so treat them as leads rather than confirmed
stops. (Source: masasha.net’s location guide.)
- Seoul & the Han River: Grand Walkerhill Seoul and its Aston House
wing in Gwangjin-gu (a likely stand-in for the Seoul branch of Raymond
Hotel), Conrad Seoul in Yeouido, and riverside scenes around Yeouido
Hangang Park and the Hangang Railway Bridge. - University campuses: Inha University’s Jungseok Library, Kyung
Hee University’s law school, University of Seoul’s student union, and
Sookmyung Women’s University’s Myeongshin Hall, likely doubling as the
prosecutor’s office and campus scenes. - Gyeonggi & Chungcheong provinces: locations around Wonju,
Pyeongtaek, Anseong, Hanam, and Hwaseong, plus Naepo New Town in South
Chungcheong for investigation scenes. - Jeju: Lotte Hotel Jeju and The Shilla Jeju have both been floated
as the real-life stand-in for Kang Min-hwan’s Raymond Hotel Jeju,
alongside the Hangyeong and Aewol coastal roads.
We’ll move any of these into the confirmed list above once we can trace
them to an official still, set photo, or news report, the way we did
with Wolyeonggyo.
How to Plan a Spooky in Love Filming Location Trip
The confirmed spots are a gift for travellers because they cluster in one walkable pocket of Singapore. From Lau Pa Sat you can stroll to the Marina Bay Waterfront Promenade in under 15 minutes, loop past the Merlion, Gardens by the Bay, and Marina Bay Sands, and finish with satay on Boon Tat Street. It’s a comfortable half-day that hits every confirmed location and the icons around them.
If Korea’s confirmed spots (Jeju, Seoul) land once the show airs, we’ll add a second itinerary here. In the meantime, if you’re building a wider K-drama pilgrimage, these guides pair well:
- K-Drama Filming Locations You Can Visit in Real Life
- 12 Beautiful Photo Spots in Seoul That Feel Straight Out of a K-Drama
- Things to Do in Jeju Island, South Korea
Why Spooky in Love Could Become a Travel Drama
Ghost-romance hits have a strong track record of turning their settings into fan pilgrimages. Hotel del Luna did exactly that for its lavish hotel aesthetic, and early coverage is already calling Spooky in Love a possible successor. Add a rare overseas shoot in photogenic Singapore, a hotel-heiress premise built for luxury locations, and Park Eun-bin’s post-Extraordinary Attorney Woo draw, and you have a drama primed to send viewers looking for its real backdrops. As each confirmed location appears on screen, we’ll map it here.
FAQs
Where was Spooky in Love filmed?
Spooky in Love is a South Korean production filmed mostly in Korea, but it also shot on location in Singapore. Confirmed Singapore filming spots include Lau Pa Sat and the Marina Bay Waterfront Promenade, where the cast was photographed during production in late 2025.
Was Spooky in Love filmed in Singapore?
Yes. Park Eun-bin and Yang Se-jong were seen filming at Lau Pa Sat and along the Marina Bay Waterfront Promenade. These are among the few confirmed real-world locations for the drama so far.
Was Spooky in Love filmed in Andong?
Yes. Episode 9, which aired August 15, 2026, filmed a key scene on
Wolyeonggyo, Andong’s wooden pedestrian bridge, according to Korean
travel press. It’s the drama’s first confirmed Korea filming location
outside Seoul.
Is Spooky in Love set in Jeju?
Part of the story is. Ong Seong-wu’s character is the CEO of Raymond Hotel Jeju, pointing to a Jeju hotel setting, though the actual property used for filming hasn’t been confirmed. We’ll update this guide once it’s verified. Fan-tracking sites have floated Lotte Hotel Jeju and The Shilla Jeju as the real-life stand-ins, but neither has been confirmed through an official still yet.
When does Spooky in Love premiere?
Spooky in Love premieres on tvN on July 18, 2026, airing Saturdays and Sundays at 21:10 KST, with 12 episodes running through August 23, 2026.
Where can I watch Spooky in Love?
It airs on tvN in South Korea and streams internationally on Netflix.
Who stars in Spooky in Love?
Park Eun-bin plays ghost-seeing hotel heiress Cheon Yeo-ri, Yang Se-jong plays prosecutor Ma Kang-uk, and Ong Seong-wu plays hotel CEO Kang Min-hwan. It’s a remake of the 2011 film Spellbound.
Can I visit the Spooky in Love filming locations?
Yes, the confirmed Singapore spots are public places anyone can visit for free. Lau Pa Sat is a working hawker centre open around the clock, and the Marina Bay Waterfront Promenade is an open public walkway.
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