죽성드림세트장 Jukseong Dream Open Set
Empty stone chapel built purely as a television set, now a coastal photo spot and gallery.
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This guide to Jukseong Dream Open Set in Busan explains why a stone chapel with a bell tower stands alone on this rocky point with no town around it: it was built in 2009 purely as a set for the SBS drama Dream, engineered to look centuries old yet hollow enough to be torn down after filming. The drama faded, but visitors kept mistaking the false church for real, so the county left it standing and turned it into one of Busan's most photographed spots. Inside, the never-consecrated nave now hosts rotating exhibitions by local artists.
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