Geumnyeonsan Mountain

Swim in the calm water of a sheltered bay, dine at waterfront seafood bars and see uninterrupted views of Gwangan Bridge.

Site of the 2005 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation conference, this Busan landmark has both modern architecture and a role in history on display in an elegant park.

The home of the world-renowned Busan Film Festival, a year-round hotspot for cinephiles and architecture lovers, has one of the world’s largest cantilevered roofs.

Pull on ice skates, practice your golf swing or slip into a spa at the world’s largest department store. You’ll find great shopping and dining too, of course.

You can learn about the history of Busan with a trip to Gwangan Grand Bridge. Stroll along the seaside in this culturally rich area or visit its seafood restaurants.

Discover the history of Busan at this museum packed with fascinating relics from across the region, displayed across numerous floors and halls.