Busan — Sights
Pork soup at dawn, the sea all day, a lit bridge at night.
- Haeundae Beach — Busan's front yard: 1.5 km of sand under a wall of towers
- Haeundae Blueline Park (Sky Capsule & Beach Train) — Pod cars and a seaside tram on the old coastal railway
- Gwangalli Beach & Gwangan Bridge Drone Show — The bridge-lit beach where hundreds of drones fly every Saturday
- Gamcheon Culture Village — A refugee hillside turned into a pastel maze of stairs
- Jagalchi Fish Market — Pick your fish downstairs, eat it raw upstairs
- BIFF Square & Gukje Market — Seed-hotteok in hand, from film-star handprints to market lanes
- Haedong Yonggungsa Temple — A temple built on the rocks where the waves break
- Taejongdae — Cliffs and a lighthouse at Yeongdo's tip, by little road train
- Huinnyeoul Culture Village — White lanes on a sea cliff, where 'The Attorney' was filmed
- Busan X the Sky (LCT Observatory) — Haeundae and Gwangan Bridge from the top of the 411 m LCT
- Oryukdo Skywalk — A glass-floored walkway off a 35 m cliff, facing the Oryukdo islets
- Igidae Coastal Walk — Suspension bridges and sea rocks, with Gwangan Bridge ahead
- Songdo Marine Cable Car (Busan Air Cruise) — Glass-floored cabins 1.6 km across the sea
- Yongdusan Park & Busan Tower — Harbour night views from a 120 m tower above Nampo-dong
- Ilgwang Beach, Gijang — A quiet crescent beach 20 minutes up the Donghae Line
- Jukseong Dream Church — A red-roofed chapel at the end of a breakwater
- Cheongsapo Daritdol Observatory — A U-shaped walkway with a glass floor over the sea
- Jeoryeong Coastal Walk — A cliffside coastal path along Yeongdo
- Songdo Yonggung Cloud Bridge & Amnam Park — A 127 m sea bridge and a coastal trail
- Haridan-gil — Small shops in the lanes behind Haeundae market
- Jeonpo Cafe Street — Cafes and workshops with attitude, next to Seomyeon
- Busan Cinema Center — The festival hall whose whole roof lights up at dusk
- Jangrim Port Bunetia — A pastel harbor at its best around sunset
- Choryang Ibagu-gil — A hillside lane above the 168 stairs, over the port
- Provisional Capital Memorial Hall — The house where a wartime president lived
- Osiria Coastal Path — A 2 km walk by the waves under pines
- Jukdo Park — A pine-capped headland at Songjeong Beach's end
- Eulsukdo Ecological Park — A reed island where the Nakdong meets the sea
- Ahopsan Forest — A forest walk between bamboo and red pines
- Busan Museum — Free Busan history next to the UN Peace Park
- Museum of Contemporary Art Busan — A museum at the edge of the Eulsukdo reed beds
- Dongbaekseom and Nurimaru APEC House — A pine-wooded headland at the west end of Haeundae
- Dalmaji-gil — A hillside road of cherry trees and sea-view cafés
- Millak Waterside Park — A seawall park with Gwangan Bridge dead ahead
- Gukje Market and Bupyeong Kkangtong Market — Busan's market lanes, running since the war years
- Nampo-dong BIFF Square — Where the film festival began, and the hotteok line forms
- Seomyeon Youth Street — Late-night food alleys and the Jeonpo café strip
- Beomeosa Temple — Busan's best-known mountain temple, about 1,300 years old
- UN Memorial Cemetery in Korea — The world's only United Nations military cemetery
- Korea National Maritime Museum — A seaside museum of ships and ocean life on Yeongdo
- Shinsegae Centum City and Spa Land — A hot-spring and sauna theme park inside a giant department store
- Sea Life Busan Aquarium — An aquarium of sharks and rays right by the beach
- Bosu-dong Book Street — A narrow lane of used-book shops, born from wartime stalls
- Dadaepo Beach and Sunset Fountain — Sunset on the tidal flats at Busan's far west edge
- Songjeong Beach — A curved beach where surfers ride gentle waves all year
- Dongnae Hot Springs, Heosimcheong — Dongnae's giant bathhouse, made for tired legs
- Busan Citizens Park — A big city park on a former U.S. military base
- Tongdosa Temple — A mountain temple past a pine path, with no Buddha statue inside
- Ganjeolgot Point — A headland where the mainland sunrise comes early