A café with signature salt bread, warmly welcoming you with a yellow umbrella

Café Mong Ted serves as Sol’s home in "Lovely Runner" and is where Sun-jae first fell for her as she ran out to him in the rain, holding a yellow umbrella. Just across the alley, you’ll find a house with a blue gate, Sun-jae’s home in the drama—though it remains a private family residence. While you can’t enter Sun-jae’s house, you can sit by the window at Mong Ted and enjoy the view of the alley, brimming with memories of the couple. Don’t miss their famous salt bread—sampling each variety is highly recommended.

A traditional market in Suwon, filled with a variety of delicious foods.

Motgol Market is where Sol and her mother, Bok-soon (played by Jung Young-joo), shopped for her father’s memorial service in the drama. This long-standing market has been Suwon’s go-to spot for food, offering a wide selection of tasty, affordable snacks like syrup-filled pancakes, cauldron-roasted chicken, and dumplings. Located near Jidong Market’s Sundae Town and Suwon Tongdak (fried chicken) Alley, it’s the perfect stop for a meal during your trip.

Alleyways adorned with artistic murals

Haenggung-dong Mural Village features narrow alleys where Sun-jae and Sol often walked to school in the drama. This charming location, frequently featured in the show, feels as if the two might walk by at any moment. Strolling along these mural-adorned paths, you can’t help but smile at the quaint and playful paintings. Be sure to explore the nearby hot spot, Haengnidan-gil Street, for even more to discover.