Our Beloved Summer|Yunboseon-gil — The Alley Where She Carried Him Home

Gamgodang-gil runs behind the Seoul Craft Museum, a four-hundred-metre seam of cafes and tiled walls between Pungmun Girls' High School and Jeongdok Library. VisitKorea pins the last episode here. The piggyback is more precise than the street name. Yeon-su hauls a drunk Ung up Yunboseon-gil, the short climb that cuts the middle of Gamgodang-gil between tile and stone.

The alley is still an alley. It does not widen for a drama. You walk it the way she walked it: one step on the slope, the next against a wall that has been there longer than either of them. Anguk Station is a few minutes downhill. Bukchon starts when the tiles thicken. The flashback and the finale use the same stones because the show understood that a breakup and a return occupy the same geography.

Stand on the rise and look back toward Yulgok-ro. The street does not offer a plaque. It offers the pitch of the hill, which is the whole scene.