In the Changwon Masan area, the Marine Drama Set and Kwae River Bridge are gaining popularity as family outing and drive courses. Their unique atmosphere, set against the sea, and pleasant walking environments are attracting many visitors.
The Masan Marine Drama Set, a filming location for various productions including the 2010 drama 'Kim Su-ro', recreates old houses and government offices. Admission is free, operating from 9 AM to 6 PM in summer and until 5 PM in winter. While not vast, the set allows visitors to stroll among buildings and enjoy sea views. It was recently renovated and reopened in December 2025, ensuring a well-maintained environment. The nearby Kwae River Bridge, with its red structure against the blue sea, is ideal for photos and offers a scenic walk along a bridge over the sea.
Bloggers praise the Marine Drama Set as an attractive spot to enjoy both historical buildings and sea views, highlighting well-designed photo zones and walking paths suitable for families. They recommend combining the set visit with a walk along the Padosori-gil (Wave Sound Path), which takes about 50 minutes and features a mix of seaside decks and forest trails for a relaxing experience. Ample free parking and complimentary parasol rental services further enhance visitor convenience.
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