Yongdusan Park

Perched on a hillside in Jung-gu, Yongdusan Park brings together Busan Tower, historic statues and sweeping views over the harbor. Easy access from Nampo metro station.

Taejongdae Park

At the southern tip of Yeongdo Island, Taejongdae Park combines granite cliffs, dense forest and a historic lighthouse overlooking the Korea Strait. A 4 km coastal loop, also accessible by small train, showcasing Busan's most striking natural vistas.

Jagalchi Fish Market

Jagalchi market, on Busan's waterfront, is South Korea's largest fish market. Live fish, crustaceans, and Korean sashimi in an authentic maritime atmosphere.

Busan Tower (용두산공원 부산타워)

Rising 120 meters above Yongdusan Park, Busan Tower offers sweeping panoramas of the international port, surrounding islands, and the city's dense skyline. A historic and visual landmark at the heart of Jung-gu.

Sea Life Busan

Sea Life Busan

A 36,000 m² aquarium on Haeundae Beach in Busan: an 80 m underwater tunnel, 8 themed sections and over 250 marine species.

Plage Haeundae

Haeundae Beach

Busan's main urban beach, Haeundae stretches 1.5 km of sand, a promenade to Dongbaek Island, an aquarium and two major annual festivals.

Haedong Yonggungsa Temple

Built in 1376 on the rocky coast northeast of Busan, Haedong Yonggungsa is one of the rare Korean Buddhist temples constructed on the seafront.

Gwangalli Beach

Urban beach stretching 1.6 km in Busan, facing the illuminated Gwangan Bridge. Summer swimming, water sports and lively waterfront dining until evening.

Gamcheon Cultural Village

Once a refugee haven transformed into a hillside street art hub, Gamcheon village offers one of Busan's most vibrant panoramas.