All Places in Busan

A beautiful seaside temple founded in 1376, offering unique spiritual experience with its stunning ocean views, serene atmosphere, intricate architecture, and historical significance.

South Korea's largest seafood market where vendors display an impressive array of fresh fish and seafood, with on-site restaurants serving sashimi and grilled fish.

Colorful pods gliding along oceanside rails, offering uninterrupted coastal views of Haeundae.

The Gamcheon Culture Village is a revitalized village known for its colorful houses, murals, and sculptures, offering a unique cultural experience and a glimpse into the area's history as a refugee settlement.

A luxury hotel with an infinity pool overlooking Haeundae Beach, offering convenient access to the Sky Capsule adventure.

A budget-friendly hotel optimally positioned for visiting Jagalchi Fish Market and exploring Jung-gu.

A free coastal walk alternative offering different angles for photos and a more leisurely way to take in the scenery.

A 1300-year-old working monastery where rhythmic chanting of morning prayers echoes through ancient courtyards in a mountain setting.

A Michelin one-star restaurant in Namu Art Gallery, crafting innovative Korean tasting menus with French techniques.

A restaurant serving Hanu galby grilled over charcoal with a signature marinade since 1964.

A popular pork soup restaurant with over 50 years of tradition, serving tender pork pieces in bone-brewed soup.

A tiny stall in Gukje Market perfecting Korean-style toast with a fluffy egg omelette, cabbage, and sweet sauce paired with warm soy milk.

A market where you can find cheap souvenirs, accessories, handbags, backpacks, suitcases, and clothing.

Busan's most famous beach, renowned for its wide sandy shores and lively atmosphere. It's a popular spot for swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying the vibrant city energy that lines its famous promenade.

An area with gleaming skyscrapers viewed from Haeundae Beach.

A bustling market behind Haeundae station offering Korean street food like hotteok and eomuk.

A park east of Haeundae Beach featuring the Haeundae Sky Capsule and Beach Train.

A peninsula featuring the APEC House, a white lighthouse, and the mermaid statue of Princess Hwangok, offering sweeping ocean views.

An artistic enclave above Haeundae with galleries, quirky cafes, and far-reaching vistas.

The location of Palate, a Michelin one-star restaurant.

A 61-year-old institution serving Hanu galbi grilled over charcoal with a signature marinade.

The heart of Busan's film industry and the site of the Busan International Film Festival, lined with handprints of famous actors and directors, as well as numerous street food stalls and shops.

A park in Busan, South Korea, known for housing the Busan Tower and offering cultural performances.

A 120-meter tower in the heart of Busan, offering bird's-eye views of the city and coastline, along with entertainment, dining, and shopping options.

A major railway station in Busan, serving high-speed KTX trains from Seoul.

A major railway station in Seoul, serving high-speed KTX trains to Busan.

A popular Korean map application used for finding businesses, restaurants, and transportation routes.

A Korean map application used for navigation and transportation, especially for taxis via Kakao T.

A luxurious district in Busan, famous for Haeundae Beach and its modern infrastructure.

A restaurant in Haeundae known for serving Dwaeji Gukbap, a pork soup and rice dish that originated in the Southern Gyeongsang province.

An aquarium located in Haeundae, offering families with children an additional activity near the beach.

A water park and spa located in Haeundae, providing recreational activities.

An extraordinary observatory spanning the 98-100th floors of the Haeundae LCT The Sharp Landmark Tower, offering panoramic views, entertainment, dining, and cultural experiences.

An island west of Haeundae Beach, home to the Nurimaru APEC House and offering scenic views.

The venue for the 2005 APEC summit on Dongbaek-seom Island, offering insights into Asian-Pacific discussions and scenic views.

A brewery in Haeundae known for its craft beer.

A market in Haeundae offering street food, shops, and gift options.

A yacht club with restaurants and cafes offering patio seating and views.

Private train cars for 2-4 people running along the Haeundae Blueline Park, offering scenic views.

A surfing beach with white sand, cafes, and restaurants, quieter than Haeundae Beach.

A stop along the Haeundae Blueline Park Beach Train route.

A stop along the Haeundae Blueline Park Beach Train route.

A stop along the Haeundae Blueline Park Beach Train route.

A stop along the Haeundae Blueline Park Beach Train route.

A hill offering a quiet walk with views near the Haeundae Sky Capsule Station.

A simple hot dog stand at Songjeong Beach, perfect for a relaxing lunch.

Known for its beautiful sands and stunning views of the Gwangan Bridge, it's a popular spot for leisurely strolls, drone shows, Korean BBQ, fish restaurants, and enjoying the night views.

Home to the world's biggest department store, an ice skating rink, a golf range, movie theaters, and Spaland.

A large jjimjilbang (public bathhouse) in Centum City with various baths, saunas, and relaxation areas.

A theme park in Busan featuring rides, attractions, and a folk museum.

A subway station on the Donghae Line.

A subway station in Busan near Centum City.

A subway station providing access to Gwangalli Beach.

A double-deck suspension bridge spanning over 7 km, famous at Gwangalli Beach.

A restaurant in Gwangalli known for its samgyeopsal (pork belly) with fried kimchi.

A glass observation deck in Southern Busan with views of the Oryukdo Islands.

Take in the views of the Oryukdo Islands from the skywalk at the end of the Yongho-Dong Peninsula.

Park offering spectacular sunrise views, rugged cliffs, small islands, and a skywalk with a glass floor.

A forest park with views of the ocean, accessible from Oryukdo Sunrise Park.

A cliffed coast area with an observatory, lighthouse, and temple.

A lookout point along the cliffs of Taejongdae with a cafe.

A lighthouse at Taejongdae offering views of the cliffs.

A temple at Taejongdae, offering a peaceful environment.

A charming tourist destination perched atop steep cliffs overlooking the sea, offering amazing views, vibrant street art, and colorful alleyways.

A subway station providing access to the Nampo area.

A shopping district resembling Myeongdong, with stores, street food, and access to Yongdusan Park.

A landmark in Seoul, similar to Busan Tower.

The Busan International Film Festival Plaza, blending old and new with street vendors and food.

An international market established after the Korean War, featuring various goods and food.

A market since the 1940s, offering souvenirs and other items.

A vast fish market with an abundance of fresh seafood, where you can purchase fish and have it cooked at nearby barbecue restaurants.

A fishing port that developed during the early 1900s.

A fishing port that developed during the early 1900s.

A restaurant in BIFF Plaza, selling wonton soup.

A temple on Geumjeongsan mountain, founded in the year 678.

The mountain where Beomeosa Temple is located.

One of Busan's most beloved coastal spots known for its clear waters and soft sands, ideal for swimming and the Songdo Cable Car that offers stunning coastline views.

A district in Busan with old neighborhoods.

An Italian restaurant in Songdo Beach.

A park accessible by cable car from Songdo Beach, offering views and walking trails.

A walkway next to Songdo Beach leading to Geobuk-seom (turtle island).

Also known as Turtle Island, accessible from Songdo Beach's Cloud Walk.

Also known as Geobuk-seom, accessible from Songdo Beach's Cloud Walk.

A 634m mountain with hiking trails and views of the city.

A colorful village set in a ravine, known for its steep stairs, twisting alleys, and unique houses, offering a glimpse into old-school Korea and requiring extensive exploration to fully appreciate.

Shinsegae Centum City is the largest shopping center in the world, featuring an ice rink, movie theater, golf range, spa, shops, and restaurants.

A cemetery built to memorialize the UN soldiers who fought and died during the Korean War, offering a moment of reflection.

A station where you can board the sky capsule trains and enjoy the shoreline view. It's recommended to buy tickets online.

The starting point for the scenic Haeundae Blueline Park and Sky Capsule, offering coastal views. It's a gateway to a beautiful seaside journey, perfect for capturing stunning photos.

Home to highly-ranked dumpling places.

A famous beach in South Korea, comparable to Copacabana in Rio de Janeiro, with bars and restaurants along the beach front.

A station to take the sky capsule and the beach train.

A popular temple in Busan known for its beautiful seaside setting and unique statues.

A beach where you can get the cable car.

A village originally constructed in the 1920s for port workers, now renovated with murals and known as the Santorini of South Korea.

A cultural village in Busan.

A yacht ride experience off the coast of Gwangalli in Busan.

A cafe with a nice view in Busan.

A street filled with cafes in Busan.

A bay in Busan where you can watch neon lights twinkle from a beachside cafe.

A seaside hillside village with pastel houses, eclectic murals, quirky shops, and photo opportunities.

A scenic gondola ride above Sano Beach, with an option for a glass bottom.

A suspension bridge with an open steel grading floor connecting the mainland to a small island.

A 14th-century Buddhist temple perched on cliffs by the ocean.

A coastal park with a charming beach train and sky capsules offering scenic views.

A top tourist destination celebrated for its pristine sandy shores, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant seaside atmosphere, offering relaxation, recreation, and cultural immersion.

Suseo SRT Station is where the travelers caught the high-speed bullet train to Busan.

Grand Josun is a hotel located in front of Haeundae Beach, with restaurants, cafes, and bars nearby.

Haeunmaru Hoetjip is a local seafood restaurant that offers set menus and individual dishes with fresh ingredients and a beautiful view.

Vinyl Pop Muse On is a bar in the Haeundae neighborhood featuring vintage audio equipment and 80s music.

The Songdo Cable Car offers a ride with views of the city and ocean, along with a suspension bridge and shops at the station.

Sushi Miura is a sushi restaurant that offers an omakase experience with a variety of sushi and Japanese bites.

Bar Pavox in Seomyeon is a classy whiskey bar with professional bartenders and a massive whiskey library.

Dormer Bar is a cozy bar in Haeundae where you can watch the bartenders craft drinks.

Guangan Bridge is the second longest bridge in Korea.

Homaru Pach is the real local seafood restaurant.

Olive Young is a shop with many cute things.

The Plate is a cafe in Gamcheon Culture Village to cool off, relax, and soak in the charm of the village.

A temple nestled on scenic cliffs overlooking the sea, offering panoramic views and stunning architecture, capturing the essence of Busan's seaside beauty.

A captivating tourist destination celebrated for its colorful houses, artistic murals, and immersive experience of art, culture, and community.

A rugged coastal park on the southernmost tip of Yongdo Island, known for its stunning natural scenery, beautiful sea views, and historic sites like the Yeongdo Lighthouse.

An island with cozy cafes, cultural spots, stunning sea views, art galleries, museums, and historical sites.

A beloved beach destination known for its scenic beauty and laid-back seaside atmosphere, featuring the Songdo Skywalk and Marine Cable Car.

Provides visitors with a scenic ride across the bay.

An iconic bridge that spans across the bay and illuminates the night sky with its dazzling lights, offering panoramic views of the city skyline.

Known for its scenic rides and convenient transportation along the Busan coastline, offering views of sandy shores, turquoise waters, and bustling seaside activities.

A prominent tourist destination celebrated for its upscale shopping, musical water fountain shows, rooftop park with city views, and art galleries.

This stunning Buddhist temple is perched dramatically on the coast, offering breathtaking ocean views alongside its intricate architecture. It's one of the few temples in Korea situated by the sea, making for a truly unique spiritual experience.

A charming, picturesque fishing village known for its iconic twin lighthouses and fresh seafood. It offers a more tranquil escape from the city bustle, perfect for enjoying scenic coastal walks and delicious meals.

Glide along the scenic coastline in a vibrant, colorful capsule on this elevated rail system. It provides unparalleled panoramic views of the sea and the surrounding landscape, offering a unique perspective of Busan's coast.

This scenic park follows the old railway line, offering stunning coastal views and a unique way to explore the area. It connects Mipo, Cheongsapo, and Songjeong, featuring the popular Sky Capsule and Beach Train.

A modern and conveniently located accommodation option in Busan, offering comfortable stays for travelers. Its proximity to public transport and city attractions makes it an excellent base for exploration.

A beloved local bakery nestled within the colorful alleys of Gamcheon Culture Village, famous for its delicious pastries and traditional Korean breads. It's a perfect spot to refuel while exploring the village.

A bustling street that comes alive with food stalls and restaurants offering a variety of Korean delicacies like tteokbokki and hotteok.

Known for its stunning coastal views and lush forests, featuring a lighthouse with breathtaking views of the cliffs and the sea.

A picturesque island with scenic walking trails, lush greenery, and the iconic statue of a mermaid, offering panoramic views of the ocean and the city skyline.

The tallest building in Busan, located in Haeundae Beach, offering spectacular observatory views of the city and coastline from its three-level observatory with cafes and souvenir shops.

Rail cars at Haeundae Blue Line Park that offer scenic views overlooking the seaside.

An aquarium located near Haeundae Beach featuring a wide variety of marine animals, suitable for both kids and adults.

An iconic landmark bridge that offers an impressive sight, best experienced by driving across it.

A relaxation destination in Centrum City with 22 spas, saunas, hot tubs, cold tubs, and cafes, ideal for leisure and chilling out, located within a large mall.

A nightlife area with a slightly seedy atmosphere, featuring Russian-themed restaurants and bars.

A Chinatown area with Chinese restaurants and herbal medicine shops located next to Texas Street.

A street with a collection of bookshops, mainly featuring Korean or international language books, appealing to book lovers and literature enthusiasts.

A street featuring designer brand shops like Nike and Fila.

A mini arcade focused on action and entertainment.

A studio where you can take selfies in various settings and environments, popular with young ladies and couples.

The location of the Sky Capsules, rail cars at Haeundae Blue Line Park that offer scenic views overlooking the seaside.

A station located at the Haeundae Blue Line park.

The location of the highest Starbucks in South Korea inside the Busan X Sky Tower.

A popular restaurant in the fish market area known for its intestines barbecue, a historical Busan food.

A restaurant that specializes in milmyeon, a wheat noodle dish and a Busan specialty.

A market known for its iconic street food snacks.

A seaside park popular for fishing and its pojang macha (food tents) where people eat, drink, and grill seafood with butter and cheese.

Mt Cheonma offers an observation platform with views of "Dynamic Busan."

Gamcheon is a colorful village transformed by residents into a top tourist attraction with artworks.

APEC House is where Asian and Pacific leaders enjoyed celebrated views during their 2005 summit.

Yongho-Dong Peninsula features a skywalk with views of the Oryukdo Islands.

Dadaepo Beach features endless sands and sea mists at the mouth of South Korea’s longest river.

Geumgang Park is home to Busan’s highest peak and Geumgang Fortress, where locals hike and explore forest trails.

Chungnyeolsa Temple is a place to pay respects to the spirits of Busan’s patriots.

The UN Peace Memorial Hall remembers the sacrifices of combatants and civilians and tells stories of suffering from ongoing conflicts.

Cross the historic Yeongdodaegyo Bridge.

Explore the walls of Geumgang Fortress, located in Geumgang Park.

Take the paths through Dongbaek Park to APEC House.

A 500-year-old Buddhist temple located on the waterfront, considered a powerful place to make a wish.

Yonga station is a great place to see cherry blossoms.

A floral-themed cafe with cakes and drinks, offering rooftop seating with views of cherry blossoms.

Location of yacht tours.

An elevated beachside train offering breathtaking views as part of the Blue Line Park attraction.

A unique attraction offering charming tram and scenic capsule rides along the coastline, redeveloped from the historic Donhae Nambu Line.

Luxurious accommodations with stunning ocean views at Haeundae Beach.

Luxurious accommodations with stunning ocean views at Haeundae Beach.

Station along the Blue Line Park.

A prominent complex consisting of three impressive towers, including the Landmark Tower which houses the Busan X the Sky Observatory.

Tallest building in Busan, featuring the Busan X the Sky observatory.

Tallest building in Busan, featuring the Busan X the Sky observatory.

Elevator within Busan X the Sky that provides a visual and auditory spectacle, simulating a hot air balloon ride.

Elevator within Busan X the Sky that whisks visitors to the 100th floor in about 56 seconds.

Restaurant within Busan X the Sky, famous as the filming location for a dining scene in the Korean drama "Now We're Breaking Up".

An artistic village located along the coast, known for its stunning murals, vibrant local arts scene, viewpoints, and traditional houses.

Temple on Yongdo Island with breathtaking city views and serene walking trails.

Cafe owned by BTS Jimin's father, featuring pastries, coffee, and subtle BTS-related decorations.

A media art gallery within Museum DAH, where children can interact with colorful projections.

A museum that contains Museum 1, a media art gallery.

Your gateway to exploring South Korea, these major train stations offer convenient transport links. Seamlessly transition between cities and begin your adventure with ease.

Diamond Tower, also known as Busan Tower, is a popular attraction.

The Lotte Department Store Rooftop offers free, beautiful views of Busan, including the harbor, Busan bridge, and the Diamond Tower.

Millak Waterside Park has steps to sit on and enjoy waterside views before heading to Gwangali Beach.

Gwangali Beach is a beautiful beach that is busier at night and surrounded by buildings and restaurants, where you can catch music performances.

Vegenarang is a vegan restaurant located on the ninth floor with pretty views of Busan, serving dishes like plant-based chicken katsu cutlet and vegan yogurt parfait.

Soban Vegan is a vegan restaurant in a non-touristy area run by a sweet lady named Ashima, serving home-cooked meals like tofujige and soy chicken.