Busan: Cultural Port City
By Kelvin Liu
Situated as the sixth largest port city globally, this vibrant destination boasts a myriad of attractions tailored to diverse traveler interests, brimming with rich artistic and historical treasures.
Songjeong beach on a hot summer afternoon.
Immerse yourself in MUSEUM 1’s vivid multimedia art installation.
Indulge in a traditional full-course meal experience at Yeije.
Following a visit to the adjacent Centum City shopping center, unwind at Spa Land where you can luxuriate in its hot tubs and experience a variety of over 10 saunas.
Explore one of the numerous outdoor historical districts in Busan.
In a city abundant with coffee shops and bakeries, escape from the sweltering heat with a refreshing pour-over.
Explore the bustling night scene near Haeundae Beach for a taste of delicious street food.
Busan boasts a diverse collection of museums, encompassing classical and contemporary art, across its metropolitan landscape.
Haeundae Blueline Park Daritdol Observatory.
Take a break at The Gama to seek respite from the heat and indulge in their extensive variety of teas and delightful desserts.
Dwaeji Gukbab, pork rice soup, a Busan specialty comfortfood.
Explore the colorful houses, painted murals, and alleys of Gamcheon Culture Village.
Honey-glazed marshmallow-encased ice cream, crafted by the skilled hands of Iron Man. This is just one of the many enticing treats you'll encounter in the diverse food districts of Busan.
It's common for many coffee shops and bakeries to blend modern decor with traditional design.