Those who watched the “Loyalty Relay” episode of Running Man will remember the scene where the members sweated as they climbed numerous flights of stairs. The building they climbed is 63 Square, a landmark of Seoul. Also known as 63 Building, it offers attractions ranging from Aqua Planet, where you can see many aquatic animals, to 63 Art, which features exhibitions from renowned artists worldwide. Following in the footsteps of Running Man and looking out from the observatory, you’ll surely fall in love with the spectacular view of Seoul.

While Running Man often showcases new and different locations, there are certain places they often revisit. Episodes including “Birthday Together,” “Sum-Tackle-ros,” and “Catch the Pickpocket” feature a particularly charming place in Paju, the concept garden First Garden. Spanning around 20,000 pyeong (approx. 66,115 square meters), this complex cultural facility offers various themed gardens, restaurants, and entertainment facilities, making it a delightful visit for everyone from families to couples to friends.

In the “Nogari Race for Talk Enthusiasts” episode of Running Man, members can be seen having endless chats with joyous expressions against a backdrop of green fields. This particularly scenic location is Maehyang-ri Peace Eco Park in Hwaseong City, Gyeonggi Province. This park was transformed from the Kooni Shooting Range, which was used as a firing range by the US Air Force for 54 years. It’s now a beloved spot for both Hwaseong residents and tourists. If you wish to take a break from your routine and catch your breath, this is the place to visit.