Busan Travel Guide: 2 Days of Local Food & Must-See Spots

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.

Haeundae Beach is the most famous beach in Korea, attracting over 10 million visitors every summer.

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.

Jagalchi Fish Market is the second-largest seafood market in Asia, where visitors can purchase seafood and have it cooked upstairs.

Gamcheon Culture Village is a colorful and artistic neighborhood with shops, restaurants, and cafes.

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

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

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.