The 47 best parks and gardens in Busan

Haeundae Beach is one of the most famous beaches in Korea. The sand is clean, the view is beautiful, and the atmosphere is lively — perfect for swimming, relaxing, or enjoying seaside festivals in Busan.

The cool breeze of the water was so so therapeutic. It’s such a clean, well maintained beach 🏝️ surrounded by the tall buildings of the city. There’s proper washrooms to change, water taps to clean the mud on feet 🦶 and so much facilities. Loved it ❤️❤️

Busan’s most iconic and Korea’s most famous beach, Haeundae Beach, features a wide, clean white sand shoreline, a refreshing sea breeze, and a dazzling city skyline in perfect harmony. During the day, Haeundae is vibrant and bustling with people enjoying various marine leisure activities such as swimming, surfing, and paddleboarding. The fine sand and shallow water make it ideal for families. Evening & Night Charm: At sunset, Haeundae’s appeal reaches its peak. The lights from the Marine City skyscrapers and the night view of Gwangan Bridge reflect on the water, creating a spectacular scene. Gunam-ro Culture Square, located behind the beach, comes alive every night with busking performances and street food, offering a lively and exciting nightlife. Must-Visit Nearby Spots: Dongbaekseom Island (동백섬): Located at the western end of the beach, this island features a beautiful walking trail that circles the area. You can see the Nurimaru APEC House (a symbol of Busan), a mermaid statue, and a lighthouse. Visiting around sunset is highly recommended. The Bay 101 (더베이 101): This marina near the entrance of Dongbaekseom Island offers breathtaking views of the Marine City skyline at night. Enjoy beer and fish and chips while experiencing one of Busan’s best photo spots. Haeundae Blue Line Park (블루라인 파크): Take the Sky Capsule or Beach Train from Mipo Station to create special memories as you travel along the beautiful coastline connecting Haeundae to Songjeong.

We only visited Haeundae Beach for a few hours in October after visiting Haedong Yonggungsa and taking the Blueline Park train to Mipo. The Beach is nice, but I found Gwangalli Beach (where we stayed 4 nights) to be more vibrant and exciting wuth its panoramic view of Gwangan Bridge and rhe Saturday night drone light shows.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Haeundae Beach is one of the most famous beaches in Korea. It’s in Busan and is a great place to enjoy the sea and city together. • The beach is about 1.5 km long with soft sand • You can swim, sunbathe, or just relax • Many restaurants, cafes, and hotels are nearby • In summer, there are festivals and concerts • You can walk along the beach and enjoy the view • The city lights look beautiful at night

I’m giving this beach three stars. It’s a great beach, has appropriate quantities of sand, has some smol size waves and the usual collection of beach chair and inflatable swimming objects by numerous vendors. The views are not the issue, pretty solid, beach, ocean, sand and skyrise- pretty good! The problem is the swimming, or rather the lack of it if you miss the designated and tightly patrolled time window in which swimming is considered to be acceptable. They will yell at you and they will fine you. We defiantly stood with our feet in the water and enjoyed the view.

Haeundae Beach is one of those famous spots you have to see once. It’s clean, easy to access, and has a great boardwalk with cafés and restaurants nearby. But it can get kind of cloudy in the fall, which takes away some of the vibes. Still, the view of the ocean with the skyline behind it is beautiful, and there’s something nice about just walking along the sand with a coffee in hand. Go early morning or at sunset for the best experience.

Nice beach with the bridge hanging on the background. I would recommend getting there at sunset and having dinner around the area. On saturday nights they do a drone show, it's short but definitely worth watching!

Good beach with many shops and eatery along the beach. If you cant find what you look for, two more rows of street should help. Weekend provides many street performers, drone shows, musical bands, etc…

Visit: May 2025 Beautiful, especially at night time as you have a great view of the Gwangalli bridge when it's lit up! The street is pretty lively, and there's a lot of food and cafes nearby the beach for a bite!

Great combination of fantastic skyline, bridge, and beach. I recommend that foreign visitors visit this place at night.

Looks great at night with the bridge lit up. Many shops along the water, a lot of coffee shops too. Not really a beach to swim at, or at least I wouldn’t. They have facilities to get change and shower too.

Busan was our favourite city of our 17 night South Korean Vacation and Gwangalli Beach was a major reason why. We planned our 4-night stay at an oceanfront condo apartment so we could watch the Saturday night drone light show. It was fantastic. There are two shows each Saturday night. A condo with a beach and bridge view is awesome, but you cannot go wrong just standing on the beach with the thousands of others. Even if you cannot visit on a Saturday, the night (and day) views of Gwangan Bridge plus the nightly fireworks is worth a stay There are so many places to eat, drink, sit and admire the view in Gwangalli. There is music and other activities. We visited Haeundae Beach which felt more upscale, expensive and less crowded. We preferred the vibrancy of Gwangalli.

One if the best beach in Busan! It's nice and chill in the morning, with beach goers doing paddle board. Towards the evening, the bridge lights up with the words, "Busan is good" while giving updates on the temperature and so on. There are also boats that bring tourists out to let off fire works, so we get to see fire works every night!

It’s incredible that the entrance of this park is right in the middle of the street. 2/4 escalators didn’t work so there were quite some stairs to climb. The park is very clean, there are swing benches and even on the way there is an outdoor “gym”. At the top, you can find Busan tower.

The park is quite clean and not many people were there. Escalator was functioning going up the hill where the Busan tower is. Quite high. I think it’s like 5-6 times of the escalator size in the photo. With the escalator, the journey going up wasn’t bad and took less than 10mins. Going down is just via stairs and quite fast. Lovely place up there. Took a break on the swing enjoying the humid weather and spent a little while taking photos. Once you’re up on the hill, there’s like small colourful shops selling souveniors etc. Some were closed when we were there. Spent like about half and hour or so. Great view and it was okay if you have extra time to spend in Busan.

Yongdusan Park is a lovely spot to relax in Busan. It’s peaceful with nice walking paths and great views. You can also visit the Busan Tower nearby. A great place for a quiet break!

We visited the park quite late at night but it still feels safe. It's very easy to get there as it offers eskalators to go up

Super pretty! A lot of views, games and cats! The area nearby has a lot of very good restaurants and stores!

We came here at night and it was very cold but we can still enjoy the place. Not so many people came maybe because of the cold weather, so the park was pretty quiet.

On 24 March, 2025, our tour guide took us here, wanting us to see some blossoms. We went up by using the narrow escalator, and walked down via a road rather than the stacks of steps. Otherwise, the feeling wouldn’t be fine, as there was not much to see at the Park.

Taejongdae is an iconic park in Busan. It took me ~2hrs to walk finish the mountain, including visiting some of the landmarks like the observatory and lighthouse. It's a relatively easy hike - it's a sloped ground with many water fountain and benches for you to rest. Some landmarks might be more challenging such as the lighthouse as there are many stairs. Overall, it's quite safe and simple to walk around the park. The views are quite nice - you can see the ocean from several spots at the park. Sinseon rock has been closed due to rocks falling. There's also a train that can bring you to various checkpoints around the park if you don't want to walk too much. I didn't take the train so I can't comment too much about it. The observatory has a cat, and a stall that sells snacks for the kitty 🐱

You can enjoy great ocean view along the trial ! If you enjoy hiking/long walks you should definitely walk There is Bus you can take around the park ! I recommend to ride the bus! and the bus is called 다누비열차(the last photo I posted)

4km beautiful walking path surrounded by forest and seaview. Good running path.

Taejongdae is a stunning natural park in Busan, South Korea, known for its dramatic cliffs, ocean views, and lush forests. It offers a peaceful escape with breathtaking scenery, especially from the lighthouse and observatory. Perfect for nature lovers and photographers!

Taejongdae Resort Park is a must-visit when in Busan! The hiking trails, observation deck, and lighthouse offer breathtaking views of the sea that make any trip memorable. At the observation deck, there's a convenient restaurant and store where I enjoyed some ice cream and a refreshing drink—a nice touch to a day of exploring. There are also plenty of friendly stray cats around, which is a bonus for cat lovers. Although the temple was somewhat underwhelming, everything else more than made up for it. The climb to the lighthouse is a bit steep and narrow, especially with two-way traffic, but the panoramic view at the top is absolutely worth it. Highly recommend for anyone looking to experience the beauty of Busan's coastline!

Great place with lots to see! The train takes you around the park and there are many landmarks and points of interest along the route. Toilets are everywhere and there are also cafes and shops along the route. I enjoyed the view over the water from the observatory and the lighthouse. Tickets cost a couple of thousand won each for the train and I think the parking had a small fee also. Probably best to visit in the summer, though even when I visited in winter it was a nice experience.

It's a great quiet place to visit! Beautiful nature, number of awesome spots for taking pictures, Buddhist temples-Taejongdae has it all. However, if you go during summer, make sure to take water and panama hats/caps with you as the road up the hill is steep and long!

Great views of the city, we went at night instead of the day which I think is absolutely the better option. Entry is affordable, I think it was about 10,000w each but I may be wrong. Only giving it 4/5 and not 5/5 because the "fireworks" show is projected onto the glass windows which are quite textured and not the clearest. Especially if you want to take really good pictures. Other than that the staff are really friendly and theres cafes and food places if you want them. Would recommend!

Busan Tower is a very interesting place to visit. You can take the escalator partway up for free, which makes it easily accessible. Along the way, there are beautiful art pieces and illustrations that keep the walk from feeling boring. Once inside, you go up to the top floor and explore each level as you come down, with different themes on each floor — the layout is very well-designed. There are several spots in the tower with great views, and photo spots are clearly marked for visitors’ convenience, making it easy to take great pictures. There’s also a quiz included with the admission ticket, and you can find the answers throughout the tower. I enjoyed receiving a small souvenir for completing it.

Beautiful view from the top of Busan Tower. The whole building is not big but you go through the viewing platform and gift shop. There are rooms for photos before you finish visiting the tower. The way up and down the tower is very beautiful with many different light tunnels. Definitely a great place to visit when you are in the area.

Spent way too much time here, but hey, it was worth it. Clear day and the views were wonderful! Tons of photos ops on several levels. Busan is so picturesque! Of course, the tower views would enhance the view. Below the tower is a wonderful park with bell, statue, and flower clock, not to he missed.

Busan Tower is such a nice place! You can play some fun games throughout the visit, which makes the experience even more enjoyable. In addition, you have an amazing view of all of Busan from the top. It’s a great spot to relax, take photos, and see the city from above. Worth a visit if you’re in Busan!

Mix of great views and gimmicky photo-op setups on lower floors. The scavenger QR hunt with a prize was a nice touch (if you miss any digits accidentally, it’s the date of tower completion). We came before sunset to also see the city lights after dark (obvious protip for doubling up on the breathtaking views). However it was frustrating to learn that you cannot go back up to the observation platform once you go down from T4 to T2. There’s no signage about it, so keep that in mind. Overall it’s worth it if you have a Visit Busan Pass or you like to see cities from up above. Bonus attractions in the park are all the local cats lounging around. They even make souvenirs with their pics.

For sure visit the tower but visit during the night. And be prepared for a short hike, (I didn’t go up the tower but just the area around it very nice specially ghe shopping area on the west of the tower.

It's a beautiful place to unwind and recrestion for choldren and adults specially during autumn and springtime...a place where u will see the beauty of nature.

Beautiful renovation from a military base area to a peaceful park full of beauty and plants. We enjoyed going to see it nearly empty and citizens pruning the park and returning on a busy day watching children on the faux beach, people picnicking and everyone just enjoying the beauty of this park.

Excellent place to hangout with family and friends. A place to take rest with your dear one. Walk around the park and enjoy different themes. A vast area with clean rest rooms. You can see colorful fishes there with a little modern village feelings. A sand area perfect to get busy to your toddlers. There are cafeteria and convenient store too. If you have kids with you then find the kids play area. Need to say more but not enough to write. So please visit the park and I know you want to go again and again

What a hidden gem! So much greenery, play and fun for the kids!

Lovely place to walk around. Also, the perfect place for a nice picnic <3 Lots of space and not crowded at all. (Although, please bear in mind that that could change over time.)There are some snacks you can purchase here and there, so if you don't bring food, no worries !

A large park with many spots and beautiful views. It's very comfortable for picnic with your family or friends, or even coming by your self only just to spend some time for relaxing.

Very large park with heaps of activities. Very peaceful to just walk arond and enjoy the sights!

What a beautiful park! It's very clean and pleasant. There are a lot of sitting areas, ponds and playgrounds. The perfect place for a picnic, a jog, a walk or to bring yours kids and paly. It's quite close to the metro station. The park is quite big so you can take at least 1h walking around

Serene place to go for a nice walk... beautiful views and sculptures.

A little edge walked out above the sea and rock cliff. No entrance fees but there are a bit of wait if the Skywalk is busy as they don't want it to be too crowded on the glass walk. You require to wear shoes cover to keep the glass clean. Lovely view of the harbour, islands, and hiking trails close by.

The skywalk is free. I love coming here and seeing the 5 islands that used to be connected then take an easy walk down to the parking lot to buy fresh seafood from the haenyeos or eat ramen from the stand. Please support the local haenyeos. You can also take a ferry to see another view of the 5 islands. It’s a taste of real local busan.

Oryukdo Skywalk is worth visiting…. It’s a glass skywalk overhanging Sea of Japan (South Sea and East Sea meets here). Please take note of timings. On the sides of this bridge, you can find few spots to take beautiful pictures of nearby tiny islands.

It’s a cool place and not scary at all! You only need about 40 minutes to explore the whole area. Go have fun!

The glass viewing platform positioned in a cliff would have been a thrilling walk and adventure. But given the weather is not good, we were not able to enter the Skywalk. So check the weather before trying to visit here. If its raining hard and too windy, most likely they will close the area. I guess it was not meant to be. We did visit the trail to the sea which is just next to it.

A great place to come enjoy the sea breeze and the sun. There’s also trails to take on. Skywalk is short and is free

A short skywalk and a beautiful view. And walking trail nearby. Good to come early

This temple is worth visiting. I have been deeply impressed by the structure of the Buddha on the stones. I was very relaxed to pay a visit to this temple. I wish I could have another chance to come to this temple and silently read the mantra of the Buhhda of Medicine on the ground.

It's not worth the strenuous climb of about 1.5 km to get there. The stone carvings are nice, but the temple itself is very small and, in my opinion, doesn't even begin to compare in beauty to the Buddhist temples you can visit in Kyoto and the rest of Japan. Even the trail to get there, although it passes through a forest, isn't at all a nature experience, given the presence of paved roads, public restrooms, vending machines, and fitness areas. Furthermore, the trail entrance has a fair amount of abandoned garbage.

This was my favourite temple in Korea. Liked it more than Bulguksa or Haedong Yonggung, Bongeunsa or Jogyesa. You can easily get by taxi but I liked the route via the Geumsang cable car. A pretty forest hike. Quite easy following the signs to South Gate (and if you want, the Observatory and Watch Tower #2), and then go down all the way to the road that leads up to this gorgeous temple. It is not an easy climb up but worth it for sure. The place was empty when I visited, which made it even more magical. Just gorgeous carving in the rock, and the temple itself is beautiful. The view is outstanding and you can even feed the friendly crows if you feel like it. Highly recommend.

One of the highlands of our visit to Busan and it was on my list of places to visit. Highly recommend, probably the most unique Buddhist temple we saw and we visited quite a few in Asia.

Hidden between the trees on the top of a mountain outside of the center of Busan, this calm, pastoral temple different than any temple I've seen. The hike up there took quite a while (around 1 hour hike) and was a bit steep, but we chose to go on cold weather, which turned out to be a good choice hike-wise. However, the view from up there must be incredible when the visibility is better. The ancient statues facing the cliff must be at least 10 meters tall, are all craved by man, and are guarding a small shrine that is located on top of them.

Be ready for long climb for 1.4km. Nice and quiet place

Beautiful temple with amazing relief carvings on the cliff walls. The temple is somehow difficult to access, but worth the visit. The entrance is free, and no fee is required. I stayed ther 30 or 40 min, more than enough (relatively small temple). To get there, you can either take the subway to Mandeok station and then walk the way up for around 30 to 40 min depending on your physical condition. Another option could be to take a taxi up to the parking lot and then walk for 3 to 5 min up to the entrance.

This is one of my favorite park in Busan. Nice to visit all your round. I enjoy the running track and biking road here in the summer. For a chill out weekend, nice to do a picnic here with lots of benches to sit and umbrella to give you some shade from the sun. Beautiful place to watch the sunset. So lovely in the Spring filled with cherry blossoms. Also beautiful foliage in the autumn as well. In the winter, I enjoy walking here to watch the small illumination at night. This is a very nice park and walking path along Suyeong River. This park always holds a special place in my heart because it truly makes me fall in love with Busan outdoor activities.

Nice area for a walk

Local uses this park for jogging. That is located right infront of Busan Cinema Center.

Beautiful park right next to the Shinsege and Lotte department stores.

Beautiful, A Lovely place. The surrounding is great and relaxing.So Cool even in hot sun. I enjoyed it and the Artifacts were Amazing, Beautifully designed. They are upgrading too.

Awesome linear park! Full of action and a must see for anyone visiting Busan!

Nice large park with a great view of the river. They also hold events here occasionally, such as the international dragon boat race. Very close to other attractions as well.

Started my hike (northern side) all the way to Oryukdo (Southern side). Very beautiful hikes in good weather and temperature with manageable. Oryukdo has many pretty yellow flowers

The views were majestic, view of Busan was blending in with tropical like park. We were unlucky and went on a hottest day of the summer and although some parts were tough, we enjoyed it a lot

Make sure you have plenty of water on you and enjoy the stunning views along the Coastal Walk! It'll take you around 2+hours, and you'll climb approximately 79 floors. A great workout for sure!

I don’t know why this hike isn’t on every top ten things to do in Busan! It’s incredibly gorgeous and peaceful and one of the best parts is greeting the lovely people you see on the trail. 안녕하세요! It does take a few hours and there are a lot of steps but you can take your time and enjoy lunch and snacks and small breaks at one of the many lookout points with benches. It also takes you all the way to the Oryukdo Skywalk, which is a wonderful experience, and where you can catch a direct bus to Jagalchi fish market, BIFF square, Gukje market, and Nampo-dong shopping area. The perfect day!

Nice coastal walk but can be quite challenging for those who do not exercise or do hikes on a regular basis. Lots of steps up and down.

It's a really nice walk with stunning views of the city and ocean. Could be windy but depends on the day. Love the bridges and a few more challenging parts of the trail. A great option for Busan visitors.

It's a great hike if you're up for a challenge. You can walk about 2 miles to the other end, but it's full of up and down climbs, most of which is with actual steps, but a decent chunk on rocks. You get to enjoy fantastic views and the beauty of the coastline. It's amazing how clear the water is. Don't forget to bring water to drink because you'll need to start hydrated because of the steps.

This is a must-see location if you have any interest in the Korean War or South Korean history in general. The park itself is very well maintained and lots of information about the conflict can be found there. It was very sombre to see all the international graves and memorials, but a good experience.

Very peaceful and well maintained memorial place. The staff at the memorial hall where the introduction video is displayed could say thank you in Turkish. They played the video in Turkish for us as well. We spent between 1-2 hours here. I’d recommend visiting this place especially if you’re from one of the 17 countries who joined the Korean war.

This museum reminds us of the tremendous sacrifice UN forces made in freeing South Korea during the Korean War. The changing of the guard is definitely worth seeing if the weather is good. The cemetery is so well kept. It is manicured and demonstrates the huge value the South Koreans still place on the ultimate sacrifice that so many UN soldiers made.

The UN Memorial Cemetery in Korea is an absolute must-visit when in Busan. It’s a deeply meaningful place that reminds us of the importance of honoring history and remembering those who sacrificed their lives. The atmosphere is calm and moving, creating a space for quiet reflection. Beyond its beauty, it holds great historical and intellectual value, walking through the grounds really makes you think about the past and the price of peace. A truly special and important site.

Second time here and visiting one of the father in laws mate who was killed in action in 1950 an Aussie. The gardens are lovely and very peaceful. Flag raising and pulling down are good to see at 10am and 4pm.. well worth a mooch around.

A must visit when you’re in the region of Busan. It’s nice to see this memorial built by a country that is grateful for the help it has received from several nations and the sacrifice made by the men that found their eternal peace on the battlefield during the Korean Conflict! When visiting the place it’s requested to keep an atmosphere of silence and respect. So don’t be like some of the locals who think it’s cool to be loud or play soccer inside the memorial/cemetery. As a former soldier and still serving peace keeper I absolutely can’t stand this type of disrespect. Remember that this place is free of charge to visit, no tickets required! Parking is a bit difficult in the area unless you find a paid parking lot. This memorial is 100% wheelchair accessible!

Definitely worth visiting even if you are not a history buff. Learn the stories of young brave soldiers around the world sacrificing their lives to defend the free world. People still remember and honor them. A solemn and beautiful place. A short video is shown to introduce the history and the place.

This is one excellent museum that covers the pre-historic Busan through the 21st century. I enjoyed this museum much more than the main one in Seoul. Free lockers in the lobby area as well.

All I can say is that if you are or will be in Busan, you must visit here. Well organised, detailed, clean, peaceful, etc. It is also free to enter, no tickets needed which is a fantastic way to welcome and allow everyone to see and inform them about their history and culture. I loved it.

It is located near UN Park and it is free. It always close on Monday. The collection inside is mostly about how Busan was in the past. It is a good place to visit with your friends and family. On the first floor, you can visit the Korean Culture Center where you can try the Royal Family hanbok and have a tea ceremony for free!

A must-visit museum in Busan🌊 to understand a maritime trade city in the past thousands’ years. Currently there’s a special exhibition in Busan Museum for Indigenous Americans. A mini version of New York “National Museum of Native Americans” Highly Recommended👍

The display was of good quality and highly informative. While some parts lacked English translation, it did not significantly affect the overall experience or understanding of the history. Overall, it was an enjoyable and enriching visit. Highly recommended!

I had never expected that it would be a good place to go around because it looked so small. But there were many things to take a look at. As a father of 2 kids, I love going to a museum. For me, it is kind of mandatory to visit the local museum. The Busan museum was a great spot for Korean history. I would like to recommend this place for those who are interested in Korean history.

An incredible display of history, beautifully presented! The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful, making the experience even better. The Native American exhibit was one of the best I've ever seen—truly outstanding. 10/10, I highly recommend the Busan Museum.

Pretty crazy that an international airport in a first world country, like South Korea is only open for set times. definitely a first for me, My spouse and others had to sleep or wait outside the airport with mosquitoes. Especially for tourist who have certain allocated checkout times. Seen better in 3rd world countries.

I was genuinely surprised and disappointed by the experience at Busan’s Gimhae International Airport. The lines were extremely long and moved painfully slowly — from check-in to security to immigration. The entire process felt disorganized and inefficient, and it took far longer than it should have. For a country as developed and technologically advanced as South Korea, this level of service is far below expectations. There was little communication or guidance, and the lack of staff only made things worse. Travelers were visibly stressed and confused, and there didn’t seem to be any urgency to improve the flow. I sincerely suggest the airport authorities look to countries like Singapore as a benchmark. Despite handling a much larger volume of passengers, Singapore’s Changi Airport operates with such speed and efficiency that you almost never have to wait in line. It’s a world-class example that Gimhae Airport could learn a lot from. Busan deserves a better international gateway, one that truly reflects the modernity and efficiency South Korea is known for.

The place is clean and well organized except for the immigration, they took very long time and only let Korean people go first. Foreigner line was at least 1 hr waiting. Please improve this issue.

This is a far below normal standard airport. Upon arrival of three flights in the morning, there is only one single immigration counter open for foreign passports. Korean passports using the e-gates still enjoy another three manual counters for pretty much no crowd. End up waiting 1.5 hours for 30 pay ahead of me to be cleared. Plus point though, the airport is clean.

Relatively small airport with one large duty free shop. There are several lounges, and it is clean. The gates are easy to find and there are lots of seats. One negative thing is that the security line requirements are a bit misleading. They told us we need to hand carry our battery packs, but they didn’t check that at security. Not sure what we were supposed to do, but it was fine.

For a modern country welcoming tourists, the first impression is arrivals at the airport. I was greeted with an immigration line of 1 hour and 15 mins. This delay caused me to reschedule my itinerary. Come on Busan, you can do better!!!

It was chaotic at the international terminal! Our flight was at 10am, we arrived at 7.30am, completed check in with boarding passes were ready at 7.45am. And then the chaos was started! All passengers needed to go through the pre-security-check, meaning the staff checked and scan boarding pass and passport. Thousands of passengers tried to secure a place in the long and disorganized lines, just to sneak into 4 gates.

It was an amazing experience, the views are stunning from the cable car! We did the one way route down. Take note: there are a LOT of stairs and a steep incline to walk to the top! Once we got off the cable car, we walked around beautiful Songdo Beach at sunset. Even if you do not want to ride on the cable car, it is definitely wortels it to visit Songdo Beach!

Good scenic cable car ride You have the option to choose glass bottom with slightly higher fare but it’s worth it. On the destination station amnam park there are many hiking and scenic spots, restaurants.

Used our busan pass to get free rides, there was no queue at all and we were guided to the crystal cabin cable car. The view was spectacular, the cable car was safe and the island we went to was amazing. Definitely a must-do when in Busan.

It was great, I paid 15000 kwn for the cart by booking through a third party website. You can just check for the cheapest deal and book it for a particular day and you can go and get tickets by showing the booking code in the ticket counter.

You can get a good experience if you don't have acrophobia. The wind is very strong and the car is strongly trembling.

Really nice cable car over the sea. Highly recommend taking the glass floor cabin. It was nice to walk around on the other side and take in the scenery. There are shops selling street food and a cafe as well. Lots of stray cats around.

By all means, go and have fun! It's a breath taking view from the station and quite a few activities to do and food to eat! Do buy your tickets beforehand though!

It is an ample space that could have so much more than one or two themes at once. An entire floor was not even used. Otherwise, it was very nice.

The Museum was quiet, and had a serene feel to it. If you want to take your time and focus on the artworks, however, I don't suggest you stay outside. Instead, you can explore the interior exhibition where, if you do not run into anyone intruding on you, you can quietly explore on your own.

The 2th and 3rd floors were not available as new exhibits were being prepared. We enjoyed the « lot of people «  exhibition with painted styrofoam. An activity for you to make your own styrofoam piece of arts is available. Very instructive.

English website is quite confusing. The words are English but meaning isn't which is difficult since you need to pre-book timed tickets for exhibits on different floors. One staff person gave me a ticket and said to wait for two hours on benches in the lobby but another gave me an immediate timed ticket to the second floor exhibit. Thank you! The art was from Korean collectors. Cafeteria hits included maple cream cheese waffles and vanilla latte coffee.

Definitely worth a visit if you're interested in history and art. The free exhibition is worth a visit already. Closed on Mondays (take note of that!). Would rate it a 5 if there were English translations on all of the exhibits, but having most of it translated to English is good enough for me. Time passes really fast here so do allocate enough time to visit here.

Definitely worth a visit. The free exhibition offers a great view into Busan's local socio-economic history. However, the free exhibition seems to be a little more focused on history than to better shed light on the evolution of artistic sensibilities, aesthetics, philosophy and style of the various pieces. More could be done to also shed light on the artistic traditions from which the featured artists drew their inspiration/training from. Still, it's worth spending an hour or so checking it out.

I visited the museum on the last day of the Time and Repetition exhibition. It’s a short walk from exit 5/7 of BEXCO station, and opposite BEXCO as well as a stone’s throw away from CENTUM City, which houses Korea’s largest shopping complex. The museum itself is free entrance but specifically exhibitions require ticketing. There are both indoor and outdoor exhibitions. It’s a great place to spend a few hours to learn about modern art.

This place was awesome! My dad and I had a ton of fun just being goofy, laying in the ground, getting in the 3D and just enjoying it. Best to have more people so you can get group shots!

Cool 3D art with AR sorcery by using the app. A must go place to have fun taking pictures with friends and family! It was not busy when my family and I went on a weekday after lunch.

December 2023: Another great place to visit especially for family with children. Even for adults, we had so much fun. We visited this place on a Saturday and bought our tickets at the counter when we arrives. Remember to download the app for best results to view the 3D effects using the app, and make sure you click the correct museum location (Busan) in the app. A QR code is displayed on the wall where the entrance of the museum. It is so easy to get around in Busan. We don’t speak nor read South Korean language. We took a bus to the Trick Eye Museum from our hotel which is located opposite the Main Busan a station and walking distance to taxis station and bus stations. And a great thank you to Google Map which we rely on to commute in Busan.

We had so much fun!!! We took really cool pictures and next to it is the cinema museum which is worth going too!

This is a must-visit when you're in Busan. Snap some cool trick eye shots, as well as try your hand in putting together a movie video segment with your own voice over, choice of dialogue, props and sound effects, all saved into your RFID card for easy accesd at the end of the tour. Do you know some scenes from movie Batman xs Superman and Black Panther were filmed in various Busan locations? Also for Muslims, there is a free rental of prayer mat from the counter.

On the same place as Film Museum. It consists of few rooms where you can take photos, which cheat your eyes. There is a special free application, which allows you to see the animations when you point it on the particular scene.

A crazy trippy experience! So much fun but ideally something to do in a group. The murals were fun and clever, especially the 3D dragons and horse which were a nice touch not found in the Seoul museum. With so many photo opportunities you'll get lost in time and space!

Haeundae in Busan offers many lovely walking trails that blend mountains and the sea. However, on a nice day, climbing a higher mountain like Jangsan rewards you with a spectacular panoramic view of Busan. Just a tip: once you reach the very top of Jangsan, you'll find it's a military area, so there are utility poles and fences that can obstruct the scenery. Instead of the summit, I recommend heading to the observation deck on the south side to fully appreciate the breathtaking vista.

Easy climb but also easy to get lost, or feel that you're lost since some of the trails aren't well-marked. I've gone here thrice and one is a solo climb which I was able to do in less than three hours from the trailhead. I suggest to allot more time so you can enjoy the view up there since this is a great place to see Busan skyline. It's really a beautiful up there. If you're not into mountain climbing then there's a temple and exercise areas just before the ascend.

The hike itself is great and feels peaceful but the summit is closed so no views at the the top. Tho there is an outcrop rock close the summit that offers them.

This mountain exists in almost every memory of me. It's because I've been around for all my life, but basically because this mountain is a good mountain. It is easy to climbing but easy to lost too. And There a famous Korean monster, Jangsanbum, lived here but he is disappeared now. Maybe the goverment officials of Haeundae are taking care of him now.

The paek is only open from 10:00 am to 3:00pm. we got lost on our way up, direction is not really clear.. the first thing you have to point is the silver grass (억새발), then you'll find the way to the summit.

Very breathtaking view

Lots of great trails and an amazing view from the top. Unfortunately the very top is fenced off so you don't get the satisfaction of reaching peak.

A lot of different animals to look at. However, overall the animal pens are dirty and in disrepair. Several of the animals seemed to be in distress as well, and overall the zoo was not terribly clean. We did visit towards the end of the day most shops were already closed. There are lots of hills - plan to walk alot. On the plus side, did have a good play area for kids.

Kids loved it. Not as big or fancy as some but good selection of animals. Clean and well taken care of. Obstacle course and playground was the best. Strange to see dogs in the zoo.

Huge place and quite a lot of animals.. but I feel empty because they don't have so much attraction or some small snack shop(it closed, maybe during weekday? Anyway I have no idea)

It's awesome, they have this dogs mixes with wolves. Geneticly modified

Lovely and fun place for families and couples but i enjoyed alone ,too

It would be extremely good to come here during Autumn, Spring, and summer. But not winter time;( It would be great if discounts are offered;)

Weather was good,the zoo maintance ok,better than some of the spot ay bushan

Nice place and perfect view. Cable car 🚠 is favourite choice for seeing the whole view

I visited the Songdo Yonggung Suspension Bridge after taking the Songdo Marine Cable Car, and it was absolutely worth the trip! The bridge connects to a small island-like area, and although there’s a small entrance fee of around 1,000 KRW, the view you get in return is stunning. Walking across the bridge while surrounded by the ocean and looking back at the Busan coastline was such a memorable experience. It’s a beautiful spot to enjoy the sea breeze and take some great photos, definitely worth visiting! Only thing I didn’t like though, you are not allowed to use the selfie stick. :)

We visited the Songdo Yonggung Suspension Bridge after riding over on the cable car. KRW1000 is cheap fun with nice views. A strong warm breeze caused slight swaying of the bridge. After the bridge, you can walk down a few minutes to take the free Yonggung Oreumgil elevator to go down to sea level and access the Amnam Park cliff walk, which was closed for construction during our visit.

Another view of Busan City from here. Nothing special, just walk and go around before you exit the bridge. Great for social media photography. If you have a weak heart not recommended, other than it’s a good experience.

Amazing view of the coastal line and the city. Chill breeze made me spend some more time there. Not very crowded. The walk was a bit scary in the beginning but then it went just fine. The bridge is very stable and dont feel it move.

👍: -Rather nice views of the Busan beach line from here. 👎: -Frankly it's just like any other suspension bridge, only that this one offers really nice views of the beach line. -Be advised that it does take quite a hike up from the carpark. It takes around 15 mins to hike. The hike up the hills are lightly steep. however, it is not advised for people with mobility issues to attempt.

Koreans know how to take advantage of their country's prominent features to promote tourism! This bridge, in addition to making the landscape even more incredible, represents a beautiful work of engineering art! You need to come and see the place if you are visiting Songdo. I suggest that you choose to come by cable car, as the main access is a ramp that can be difficult for the elderly. The view is incredible so bring your camera. I also suggest that you come during the week, as the place gets crowded on holidays. Parking is private and there is a charge for access to the point. I recommend visiting.

I went to this place again by walking alongside the river. It was a beautiful day when colorful leaves were falling down slowly like pictures below. But it was noisy due to cars on the roads. Nov. 2018. ~~~~ This place is a riverside park in which people enjoy many outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, football, yachting and kayaking etc. There are wide lawns for picnics. The best seasons to visit are spring and autumn. We can watch winter birds in reed beds.

If you need healing time on your holiday, this place is definitely had to be on your itinerary! Enjoying my time walking here, seeing such a great nature view and fortunately the weather is so nice!

Walking along the cherry blossom lined walkway along the highway outside the park is very romantic with food trucks parked nearby.

Saw this place in Instagram so we went early morning only to feel confused because almost the entire area was a bare field. Anyhow, we just continued walking since we we're also enjoying the fresh air and the sound of the different birds that are there and then we reached the place where the pink muhly is. Enjoyed having almost the entire place by ourselves. :)) But I think there's a lot more than what we were able to see though I'd recommend people to go here during Spring when the cherry blossoms are blooming.

The place is really good for kids to hang out and have picnic. The air is clean and has a lot of activities that you can do. If you have kids i highly recommend this place for you and your family to hang out.

It is also quiet good for picnic with kids where can play n njoy with kids..springwe can njoy cherry blossom...

Beautiful park in Spring. Full of cherry blossoms and other flowers.

Loved it. Seems like a hidden gem in Busan. They let people play and run among the fountains after the main show. Had different musical arrangements for two different time showtimes. Would see it again!

The fountain is nothing special during the day but I'm sure it looks nice at night. The park and walking trail nearby is great! Good spot for a walk, chill on the grass or workout in the open air gim.

Great show. Colourful with nice music. You get to go onto the grounds to get wet afterwards. Recommend going earlier to get a decent seat. The beach is nearby too but other than that not much else to do in that part of Busan.

It's a must visit place in busan. Amazing fountain show start at 8pm during summer. Chill up the area during summer day. Great to see children enjoying them self at the fountain after the show, which they allow them to play and take photos after the show end. Great place for family and it's a unforgettable memories for children.

We came quite late at the Dadaepo beach and raining, the show is good with popular music. At the weekend they have live music,

Currently in the autumn season so shows are at 7:30 weekdays (closed Mondays) with an extra showing at 8:30 on Weekends. It is free to watch and they put out lots of chairs for people to be able to watch. Toilets next to the fountain. At the end of the show the fountains are still going and people were running around in the fountain.

The sunset fountain is located a minute’s walk away from Dadaepo Beach at the last stop of the subway line. It’s about an hour from Busan station or two hours away from Haeundae. The fountain itself is a magnificent sight but the surrounding area closes quite early in the evening considering the fountain show begins at 8pm. It was raining when I went there but people were already lining up around the fountain at 7.30pm. Worth a go if you’re in the area, or if you have a lot of free time.

Read this before going: We couldn't buy tickets in advance without a Korean number but right before Korean summer vacation we just simply walked in on a weekday. 1. Bring passports (kids) they asked to see the 3 year olds passport (so at least have an image of it) 2. Bring or wear long pants - so you can slide down the pilot airplane. They wouldn't lend us any pants so the kids walked down. 3. Wear close toed shoes - if you plan to climb up the climbing wall for explorer 4. The bank and department store opens right before the end of the sessions (2pm ish and 6pm ish) so if you want to create a bank card or shop, go at that time. 5. The department store only has items 80 and up. 6. In order to drive the Kia car, you must obtain a driver's license first. Don't just sign up for the driving, they won't let you. 7. Certain jobs cost money like making a burger and getting a driver's license and driving a kia. 8. Since you can only reserve one job and must finish the experience before reserving another, you need to cancel something before you choose another. To cancel, you can use any kiosk. Other things to note: they said outside food is prohibited but we saw plenty of locals bringing bentos. Food options inside are limited to Korean stuff that my kids won't eat. Do we went to Lotteria to make a burger for lunch. That worked out fine. The mayonnaise factory made a strange wrap that was not tasty. We have yet to try to ramen we made. Go for the full day, the adults cost the same and the kids cost just 10k more. Instead of 3pm we stayed till 7pm. Towards 7pm it was so empty that we basically just did whatever jobs we wanted again and again. I don't think there's another kidszania as easy as Busan. Before summer holidays there were barely anyone there. There was a rush around 1-3pm and people running to stations stressed me out a little but other than that everything was availalbe. Certain things only opened at 5pm like baby care and 4pm for the police. Maybe because the attendance of low? While the kids are inside you can go around and check all the availalbe times. We enjoyed doing the firefighter a lot and we loved the HD submarine one that is new. We basically did both of those 4-5 times. Don't miss the caramel popcorn, it was actually really really good. Leaving and re-entering is allowed so I even got some shopping done while the kids are inside. Basically they educate and babysit your kids for 20 minutes each session. How nice. A lot of the staff could speak some English and the kids had a blast regardless of the language barriers. Highly recommend Kidszania Busan. Staff was all wonderful as well.

Honestly, I was a little afraid of going here. I took my wife and mother to spa land and wanted to do something fun for the kids and I came across this place. When we got here, They said everything was in Korean and we are not fluent in Korean at all, but we took a chance anyway, and the experience blew me away. The staff were accommodating to my American kids. They were all very welcoming, very friendly and my kids had an amazing time. This is probably the most unique kids attraction that I’ve ever seen. I like the fact that it’s all about learning and interaction with the many different jobs that they may come across. It is a little bit intimidating if you don’t speak Korean, but in the end, the experience was 10 out of 10.

Great place to take your kids. Lots of things to do. On the pricier side but it's worth it to at least experience once. Expect to spend the entire day here if you want your kids to the experience everything.

Absolutely packed to the gills with kids. Wiating for each experience was 1 hour minimum and fast passes were sold out. We arrived at 9:00, 45 minutes before gates opened but should have come earlier to assure passes. The place was clean though and they didnt hassle patrons that didnt wear mask.

Very similar with other Kidzania around the world with a Korean touch. Personally I think this is much better system than kidzania in Japan as you don't need to register. Just queue up before the schedule time of the "job". Location is not easy to find. Its on the smaller building. All activities are in Korean but most activities should be OK.

Not a good place if you don't speak Korean. Our daughter is 14, well traveled, and confident so we assumed that she'd have fun despite the language barrier. Wrong. To really participate in most of the activities you must be able to speak Korean.

There are variety of jobs to experience for kids with educated and frienldy staffs. But it needs waiting for 30 mins each jobs which feels waste of time although it depends on situations.

As usual in Korea the place has become overdeveloped. I came here 20 years ago and on returning was horrified to see a 4 lane motorway has been built over the top of the nature reserve!! Absolutely shameful. I guess the motorway will serve the new airport which will be built up the coast destroying even more natural habitat. Oh Korea ㅜㅜ

Great place to enjoy your bicycle.

It is really beautiful place to walk around. Can also have 1 hour free bike ride. But the Map and information board around the park is really confusing. Easy to get lost in there. They should redo the mad board better way!

Nice wetlands park on the mouth of the Nakdong River. Art museum nearby. Ample parking. Free loaner bicycles to explore all of the trails.

Free bike rental is great.... only way to see the island. Island is well kept and clean. Great views.

Well developed bicycle path allows to travel easy around park.

Great hidden jem .. rent a scooter for 15000won 30 min and drive around the island.. beautiful

Great views of the city of Busan and Hy-un-dae beach. Nice and cool walk due to the many trees and ocean breeze. A must do.

A great place to stroll or get exercise. Along the ocean the path has steps and is well lit. Options for stairs or ramps in the center of the park. An easy walk from any of Haeundae Beach hotels. We walked the park morning and night, both experiences were great. The path gets busy by 10 AM.

Wonderful and well kept 1km loop, beautiful Busan

Easy walk, quite a lot of stairs. Varying views along the walk. Can do a loop around the whole island.

If I lived in Busan, this would be the kind of walk i'd want to take every day. Every time of day would have its own beauty.

It is one of the must see attractions in Busan. A mesmerizing ocean view in the midst of thick green trees, on the well laid stairs. We visited in the morning. The view of the Gwangalli bridge is awesome. Visit to APEC house, where world leaders gathered for a conference , was memorable. A minister/scholar from Silla Dynasty too visited thisbplace 100 years ago and unscripted his name in one of the rocks. Is it a coincidence or a planned by Govt, that the world leaders have gathered here to discuss about one world. Haeundae beach is very close to this park and the view of the beach from the pathway is nice.

We had a wonderful walk early morning. Never seen loads of the beautiful camellia trees + shrubs. Strongly recommend this lovely park. (🌺Dongback means Camellia flowers)

Nice park with a cable car to the top of the mountain. The way to the observatory is not very obvious - when you step out of the cable car, go left behind the cafe and climb up 250 meters.

You can climb up the highest mountain around Busan by a vintage cable car system and observe probably the best view of the city. Near the top station an observatory place and a little buddhist hermitage is available to explore. If you want more hiking you can walk 1,2 km in the woods to reach south gate of an ancient castle. Above the cable car station there is a little restaurant with a rooftop, and a lovely lady cooks for you.

I loved this place, peacefully and quiet. Very pleasant to walk, there are rest areas. If you're not tired enough to walk 🚶‍♀️🚶‍♀️🚶‍♀️you can do some sport 🥵😉

The view is very nice! It is so convenient as cable car is provided. People can see the whole city of Busan by taking the cable car to the top of mountain. Good to go 👍🏻👍🏻

The park was really comfortable. The air was fresh. The gondola was really nice! You can see the whole Busan in the cable car.

Nice place Tracking and nature place Ropeway also there Sports club also there to play

Loved visiting here! Definitely recommend taking the cable car to get a super cool view of Busan

This trail is a highlight and we enjoyed walking it immensely. The only day we had available for this was excessively hot, which made it a challenge so we started at the southern end and walked North to get the steepest climbs out of the way early. Obviously carry water and consider that the 170m of elevation gain includes many many stairs. If you need to exit the trail there is a point about half way along where a short flight of 20-25 stairs leads you up to the roadway. THIS IS NOT VISIBLE ON GOOGLE MAPS. So you will need to use Naver maps and consider an app like Pocket Earth also.

I think I’d underestimated this trail a bit. I thought it was gonna be a 1-hour hike but ended up taking almost 3 hours. I was exhausted. Still enjoyed it (except for the last kilometer where I was just struggling) and the views were lovely! Recommend doing this hike :)

Is a trail that has everything. Unpaved trails through the forest, reinforced paths, broad walks and plenty of stairs. Be prepared with some snacks and enjoy the day!! I definitely did!!

A charming scenic walk along the coast. There are quite a few stairs so you can burn off some of the calories you consumed in Busan. The path is well maintained without being boring or unnatural feeling. It’s very peaceful and relaxing walking through the forest. At either end of the walk there are cafes so you can treat yourself after your hike. There are loads of lookout points throughout the trail. The main trail has red markings along the way. We hiked in summer and it poured down on us. A kind Korean lady must’ve felt sorry for me and gave me her spare umbrella at the end of the trail so, thank you kind stranger. Don’t be like me. Bring a raincoat or an umbrella

One of the highlights in Busan. Great scenery, moderate trail not idea for little children or the elderly. I’ll let the pictures speak for itself.

The trail has a lot of potential, but there are some annoying aspects that hold it back. The good points are the stunning views and extensive foliage. The annoying part is the trail path itself. Some legs of the trail have even steps and walkways but many parts have dangerous rocks jetting out of the earth. It’s very easy to trip over these rocks and tree roots. It would help if they laid some rope tarps over the bumps to even things out. The trail is also too narrow and because it can get crowded, this creates bottlenecks and traffic jams. If they rebuilt this trail more evenly, wider and with consistent guardrails, it would make the hike a much more enjoyable experience.

Very nice and easy coastal trail. The views are incredibly stunning. The trail is well kept and there are not too many people even on the weekend. The trail is around 6km long and we took 2 hours to complete it (with many breaks in between to take pictures). If you go to Busan and have extra free time, this trail is highly recommended

Nice view and facility for elder and disable very good. They provide free cable car to go up . Limited parking lot

Good place to refresh my mind, retrain body, and it close to Busan station.

Lovely park and you can walk from chor young to Jungang park.

This place is very interesting. It is a hiking trail/park/gym, here's why: for what I was able to see, you can find several small rudimentary gyms, a tennis court and an open theater where traditional Korean musicians play their instruments in certain times of the year as you walk along the trail. The mountain itself has an easy trail which is wide and eat to walk on and will take you on the "long" path to the top, as well as harder trail which is more direct to the top. Either way, it is a great workout. Please note that there are mosquitoes in this area so use of a mosquito repellent would be advised.

The Memorial park is very nice. It's relatively peaceful compared to the rest of the city. Infact when I was up there I was the only person for about 10 minutes. The Memorial is nicely done and much larger than it seems once you get close. The view of Busan from the Memorial is also something else. From the top you are higher than Busan tower.

Beautiful and quiet place

Beautiful park and monument with a nice environment. The view surrounding are great also.

It's the same as in other place but smaller.

Silent to meet sb

(Translated by Google) It's big, clean, and the staff is friendly and nice. (Original) 크고 깔끔하고 직원들 친절하고 괜찮음

(Translated by Google) No flexibility.. If we come with a full order (takeout) and delivery during lunch on a weekday, they could give us the full order first, but they delivered it (more than 10 drinks + cake) right in front of our order (3 drinks) and then gave it to us. Our order was almost the last one waiting in the hall... Anyway, the wait for delivery drinks was about 20 minutes, and waiting for takeout coffee at a coffee shop during lunch on a weekday took longer than during lunch time (30 minutes in total). To be more specific, there were 2 groups (2 and 3 people) in front of us, and it took us (3 people) a total of over 30 minutes to place our order, but there was Baemin between us and the 2+3 people in front of us. (Original) 융통성 없음.. 평일 점심때 홀주문(테이크아웃)이랑 배달이랑 오면 홀주문 먼저 줄수도 있는건데 우리주문(음료3잔) 바로 앞에 배달(음료 10여잔이상 + 케익) 다쳐내고 나서 주더라.. 홀에 대기는 우리 주문이 거의 마지막이였고.. 여튼 배달 음료 대기가 20분 정도였고 평일 점심때 커피숍가서 커피 테이크아웃 기다리는데 점심시간보다 오래걸림(총 30분) 좀더 자세히말하면 홀손님 우리 앞에 2팀(2명, 3명) 있었고 우리(3명) 주문함 총 30분넘게 걸렸는데 앞에 2+3명 과 우리 사이에 배민이 있었음.

(Translated by Google) No difference from other Twosome Places. Unlike the entrance, the interior is quite large and the parking lot must be used at the Officetel Shopping Mall in Building 101. (Original) 다른 투썸플레이스와 차이없음. 입구와달리 내부는 꽤 큰편이고 주차장은 101동 오피스텔상가를 사용해야함

(Translated by Google) They're very busy so they're not friendly. It's a bit large, but there are only a few part-time workers, so the tables can be a bit messy. However, I ate in Twosome’s unique comfortable atmosphere. Spanish Latte Cake Shaved Ice The shot glass served with coffee is sweet. It's very sweet. To compare I think the older version of tiramisu shaved ice tastes much better. And the taste is unique when sprinkled like coarse sugar powder. They said they couldn't adjust the syrup, so I ate it because I wanted to have coffee shaved ice, but um, since it comes in a shot glass, I hope you try a little bit and adjust to your taste. I enjoyed it. (Original) 많이 바쁘셔서 친절하진 않아요 규모가 좀 있는편인데 알바분들이 몇분안되셔서 테이블도 다소 지저분할순있어요 하지만 투썸특유의 편한분위기로 먹고 왔습니다 스페니쉬라떼케이크빙수 커피로 나온 샷잔은 달아요 많이 달아요 비교하자면 오래된 버전의 티라미수빙수가 훨씬 맛난거같아요 그리고 굵은 설탕가루처럼 뿌려진건 맛이 독특해요 시럽조절은 안된다고 하셔서 커피빙수먹고싶은마음에 먹었지만 음, 샷잔으로 나오신건 한번 조금 드셔보시고 입맛에 따라 가감하시길 바래요 잘먹고 왔습니다

(Translated by Google) As a brand-name coffee shop, the coffee is above average. Most of the customers are students working on assignments. The students' overly cautious attitude makes it difficult to chat comfortably and enjoy a cup of tea. The staff's friendly service is also lacking. (Original) 브랜드 커피점이라 커피 맛은 중타치 이상. 매장 이용 하는 고객들 대부분이 과제 하는 학생들. 뭔가 편하게 얘기 나누고 차한잔 하기엔 뭔가 학생들의 눈치아닌 눈치가 있어 불편. 직원들의 살가운 서비스도 부족한 편

Wow this place is impressive, you can walk the coastline for miles on a purpose built path , not for the faint hearted as does get a bit close to the edge but there is always a barrier, a lot of steps up and down so be ready for it but you get some truly amazing views all the way

By far,one of the best paces to visit in beautiful Busan,together with Taejondae park too

Its one of the best for trail course in Busan.

The Best of best

(Translated by Google) It's just magnificent The nearest bus is 41 You walk along the water's edge on perfectly marked paths in complete safety You have a wonderful view of Busan city Breathtaking views at sunset The walk along the seaside lasts approximately 2h30 Many spaces have been provided for photo areas Unfortunately not very accessible to people with reduced mobility there are many stairs Completely free access (Original) C est juste magnifique Le bus le plus proche le 41 Vous vous promenez au bord de l'eau sur des chemins parfaitement balisés en toute sécurité Vous avez une vue magnifique sur la ville de Busan Des points de vue à vous couper le souffle au coucher de soleil La promenade dure en bord de mer environ 2h30 De nombreuses espaces ont été prévus pour faire des zones de photos Malheureusement pas très accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite il y a beaucoup d'escaliers Accès totalement gratuit

(Translated by Google) The view is nice, so it's nice to walk. (Original) 뷰가 좋아 걷기 좋아요.

(Translated by Google) Section 2-2 of Busan’s representative Galmaet-gil was a bit hot. Still, the beautiful scenery makes up for it. (Original) 부산 대표적인 갈맷길2-2구간 좀 더웠어요. 그래도 멋진 풍경이 보상을 해줌

Walked about a mile out on this well maintained greenway. Beautiful ocean views and city scape. Lots of stopping/rest places and photo ops. At 0730 on a Saturday, it was pretty busy…not crowded, but with a few joggers, you do have to keep your eyes open. Very peaceful and quiet break to start the day and before entering the hustle of the city.

(Translated by Google) When the weather is nice, it's nice to walk and the scenery is beautiful. location (Original) 날이 좋을때는 걷기도 좋고 풍경 또한 아름다운 장소

(Translated by Google) Glass plot personally I was afraid of walking on the windows 🤫 it's something to do (Original) Parcelle vitrée personnellement j'ai eu peur de marcher sur les vitres 🤫c 'est a faire

(Translated by Google) Well-groomed area, beautiful views and bridges, you can go down to the shore. Monotonous, after a kilometer you realize that you see the same thing. But you can take a walk. (Original) Ухоженная территория, красивые виды и мосты, можно спускаться к берегу. Однообразно, через километр ты понимаешь, что видишь одно и тоже. Но прогуляться можно.

(Translated by Google) This path you can walk along while enjoying the deep blue sky. The green sea pine is also so beautiful that it is pleasing to the eyes. (Original) 새파란 하늘빛이 물든 바다를 만끽하며 걷는 이 길 초록초록 해송도 너무 멋져 눈이 호강

(Translated by Google) I recommend it! Currently, the Mipo-Cheongsapo Green Railway is under construction, so there is a nearby Dalmati road. You have to go around!! (Original) 추천하구요! 현재 미포~청사포 그린레일웨이공사중이라~근처 달맛이 길로 둘러서 가셔야 합니다!!

(Translated by Google) It's so beautiful. The stone steps are steep, but it's worth it. The only downside is that there's no air conditioning after you descend. (Original) 넘~아름다워요 돌 계단이 가파르지만 그만한 가치가 있어요 한가지 아쉬운점은 하산하고 나서 에어컨이 없어요

A must trekking place in Busan. It can be reached from Songdo Beach by using Busan Aircruise/cable car or Busan National Geopark. You can have ocean view throughout the trail but remember to follow the mark. Toilet facilities and drinking water is available. Reach the peak of the trail and you are overlooking Dudo island. The return trail you could use the same way back to Songdo Beach or use Aircruise if you're tire. I use the same way back as the view really amazing and I end up swimming at Songdo Beach.

Nice cliff walk and great place to hike. They have a toilet at the park entrance. A lot of place for fishing. You can even camp there, however, you will hear soldier marching in the middle of the night. You can buy the fishing equipment at Jagalchi market for about 25,000 won.

Nice place to visit , wonderful view

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful place. There is plenty to see during the day and evening. Excellent walking routes. Children's park. Lots of photo spots. Attraction. Food court. At lunchtime, especially on weekends, the place is full. (Original) Очень красивое место. Днем и вечером есть что посмотреть. Прекрасные пешеходные маршруты. Детский парк. Много мест для фото. Аттракцион. Фудкорт. В обеденное время особенно в выходные - аншлаг.

(Translated by Google) There are raw fish restaurants that are good places to walk from Songdo Beach. (Original) 송도해수욕장부터 걸어오기 좋은 곳 횟집들이 있음

(Translated by Google) The observatory overlooking Dudo Island and the road down to the coast are beautiful. (Original) 두도섬을 보는 전망대와 해안가로 내려가는 길이 아름답다

(Translated by Google) If you take the Galmaet-gil from Songdo Beach to see the beautiful coastal scenery, you will come across Amnam Park. You can enjoy forest bathing that will heal your body and mind. After taking a walk in the park, take bus 7, 9, 71 or bus 26 from Busan Station and walk from the last stop. It takes about 15 minutes, so you can transfer or take a taxi. If you like fishing, you often go to the parking lot or Dudo (island). (Original) 송도해수욕장에서 갈맷길로 해안절경을 구경하다가가면 암남공원이 나옵니다 몸과 마음이 힐링이 되는 산림욕을 할 수 있습니다 공원을 산책하고 나서 7번 9번 71번버스나 부산역에서 26번 버스타시고 종점에서 걸으면15분이상이므로 환승하시거나 택시를 이용하시면됩니다 낚시 좋아하시면 주차장이나 두도(섬)으로 많이 갑니다

(Translated by Google) Unfriendly! I ordered sashimi... An hour later...dessert comes out! It was absurd, so I questioned him and he said it was because he was busy! If you are curious, ㄱㄱ! (Original) 불친절! 회를 시켰는데... 1시간후 ...디저트가 나옴! 황당해서 따지니 바빠서 그랬다고함! 궁금하신분은 ㄱㄱ~!

(Translated by Google) Closed! (Original) Закрыто!

(Translated by Google) Cleanliness (Original) 깨끗함

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(Translated by Google) It's a nice place. It's a place with lots of memories and makes my heart feel warm. (Original) 좋우곳이죠 추억도 많고 마음이 푸근해지는곳입니다

(Translated by Google) Park in Dong-gu (Original) 동구에 있는 공원

a big park with various attraction and activities. Went there during summer, there is a little stream where we can go down and play in the water. there are also a lot of area for picnic. eventhough in the middle of the scorching summer, little hike to the reservoir was bearable and pretty cool as there are a lot of trees and wind is pretty fresh as well.

One of my favorite spot to hangout. Early morning strolls or outside gym. You can have it all!!

A great park to enjoy a peaceful walk and even take a short break on one of the many benches around the area. There are 2 convenience stores where you can buy something to small to eat or drink if you are thirsty or need a snack. Because there is so much greenery and the park is surrounded by water you may discover that there are mosquitos flying around but the views and peace of the area is worth using some bug spray if you really need it. I recommend taking a walk in this park.

Fun place to take the little ones. My daughter thoroughly enjoyed all the activities. Steep walk up the mountain but it is paved.

Very nice park with walking trails. Zoo is closed.

Lot to see at park. We went went to the zoo and walked around the main entrance area a bit. Was not terribly clean. Parking was convenient.

The animal cages looked run down but the rope course for kids and playground was nice.

Hike to this place while staying in Busan. Quite a steep climb on the road and thru the little houses but very worth it. The view of the top esp once you reach the observatory is beautiful and expansive. You will appreciate how beautiful Busan city is. Nice for a morning or an evening stroll. Lot of locals also come here for walks.

It's a very long climb up, but the view is great! It's an interesting place to visit, where you can appreciate the efforts of the soldiers during the war. You can consider coming here while you're exploring Jungang Park.

Nice place for walk Ark of Democracy is a historic park located in Central Park in the Jung District of Busan, South Korea. It was founded on October 16, 1999 to commemorate the victims of the April Revolution, the Pusan-Masan Democratic Movement and the June Democratic Movement.

Difficult to get here by walking as you need to climb many stairs. Good view of Busan, park scenery didn't interest me, no food at the park.

I love to spend time at this place. the best place for me to walk around among the beautiful trees 🌳😍and flowers 💐😍. there are many ways to get there but I prefer taking a walk 🚶‍♀️all the way up there

Came on 25th April. Some flowers still there - cherry blossom or plum blossom. Looks like pink snowflakes on the ground.

What a view! And quite the memorial. Very solemn space. If you care for democracy, you should visit. But it is a bit steep!

It's a nice place for walking either during early morning or late night. As well as a historical spot to know more about Busan's past

It's a very cute park with 2 small wall fortresses, a small traditional building, and a small free museum with some English options. Word of warning for the physically disabled: you kinda have to get around the park with old fashioned stairs. It's no problem for people who can walk, but it was a little bit of effort for someone who has a foot injury.

Lovely park, very well maintained and great sight seeing from the top!😍

Great morning walk with little korean pine forest

Very nice area, in the middle of cith

Authentic and convinient for sports

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It is a river beach in northern Busan alongside Nakdong river. There are many facilities for outdoor activities like baseball, soccer, gateball, hiking, biking, jet skiing, boating, camping etc. But it is better just for taking a walk alongside river or lotus pond, picnics on the grass with water birds. You can enjoy some flowers in March to October. You can go to north and south side along the river by foot and bikes.

Good spot for a picnic with family and friends. However while leaving, finding a transport could be difficult as most of the taxis don’t wanna come all the way to the park to pick anyone. This is probably no issue though, if there's no kids in the group.

Beautiful park. Tulips were so picturesque and cherry blossoms a feast for the eyes. Great open space for kids to play.

Great place to take the family and enjoy the park and weather.

Peacefull place near riverside. I don't know at the weekend but during the weej almost nobody around except the cyclers

Good for walking and riding a bicycle along Nakdong river. Very spacious place with many physical exercise facilities like swimming pool, football ground, etc.

Amazing place to ride a bike or go for a long walk in nature.

Visited to see the pink muhly but they were gone. Newly planted canola was everywhere. I can imagine the vast fields of canola come next spring. I'll be back to see that. And the cherry blossom trees.

Daejeo Ecological Park, or 대저생태공원, offers a captivating natural experience in Busan, South Korea. The park's diverse ecosystems provide a haven for flora and fauna, making it a paradise for nature enthusiasts. The well-maintained trails offer a peaceful escape, and the birdwatching opportunities are exceptional. The park's design seamlessly integrates ecological preservation with recreational spaces, creating a harmonious balance. Visitors can explore serene ponds, lush forests, and open meadows, fostering a sense of tranquility. Whether you're a birdwatcher, hiker, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, Daejeo Ecological Park is a hidden gem worth discovering in the bustling city of Busan.

I visited this place during Fall so it was full of Pink Muhly Grass. It is beautiful! I am planning to go to this place again in different seasons because I heard they plant different flowers based on the season. Many people of many ages visit this place to take pictures because it is so beautiful. It will be better if you visit this place in the morning because it will not be crowded

good to visit under the clean sky. Near the main parking lot, flowers blooms on just a little part of this park and there are almost no trees/shades to keep you from the sun. Around the 2nd and 3rd parking lot, you can see some people enjoy their picnic.

My favourite hidden gem in Busan! Enjoy the canola flower, cherry blossoms, bamboo forest and wetland all in the same time. Definitely recommend to come for a half day visit. (Can also rent bicycle.)

This is a river beach in northern westside of Nakdong river in Busan city. This site is popular in March, April and October because of cherry blossom, raping flower and pink muhly. But it is quite in the other months comparing to Hwamyeng and Samrak. It has also some area for baseball, soccer, basketball, camping etc.

I've been here twice. First in Fall season, and second in Spring season. And this place is really good, they have many kind of pretty flowers. Depends on the season which flower you will see. These pictures was taken when they held flower festival in Spring. The other thing is, near this park, you can find many food and beverages stall that ready to serve you. The price is affordable and reasonable. Last but not least, don't forget to take many instagramable pictures!

Not worth the trip, in an odd location, not a lot there. Much nicer parks and places in Busan, in the middle of a building site.

It was my last night at pier 8 and I had been looking at this park from the ship since as long as we've been here and I said 'screw it I'm going'. Walked past homeplus, kept looking up, geometry wasn't my friend from the angle of the street, Google maps actually worked for once and I finally found the place. Great way to walk of some steam and work up a sweat, they got some bodyweight exercise machines so if you want to exercise away from shipmates this is your place to go. There's a dog with a muzzle, probably a clipped vocal cord too-you leave her alone she leaves you alone. If you're walking on the main thoroughfare and you pass by the faded cyber café sign you gone too far. Don't worry about walking on the street climbing the hill, the speed limit is safe for pedestrians and the locals will be right there with you. Although there are other ways to climb... you pretty much learn about those once you're there.

It is a perfect place to enjoy the night scenery of the Busan port.

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A hidden gem in Busan! 🌉✨ Most visitors probably don’t even know a beautiful place like this exists. It’s a bit tricky to find, but if you take the local green village bus, it’s actually quite easy to get there. 🚌 You can enjoy a stunning view of the Busanhang Bridge, and it’s totally worth the trip!