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Korea's best-known beach, with Marine City towers glittering at night.

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Lively markets in the morning, hillside villages by day, a sea lit by bridges at night. Find your Busan across 9 areas.
Beach towns, market streets, hillside lanes — Busan shows a different sea in every area.
Korea's best-known beach, with Marine City towers glittering at night.
The heart of the port, home to Jagalchi and Gukje markets. Start your food walk here.
Busan's historic north, with a hot-spring quarter and an ancient temple.
Gwangan Bridge right in front of you — spend the evening on the sand watching it light up.
Busan's busiest downtown, packed with underground shopping and food alleys.
The KTX gateway, a short walk from Chinatown and the hillside Choryang Ibagu-gil.
Gimhae International Airport and the Nakdong River mouth — take a breather in the green eco-park.
Colourful houses stacked up the hillside — a village made for photos.
Haedong Yonggungsa, a temple on the sea, and a harbour town known for crab.
From seasonal events to long-loved classics.
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The classic sea-and-market route, all by subway and bus.
Eat your way through the Nampo markets, then take a bus to Gamcheon Culture Village and end the day looking down on the harbour.
Walk Haeundae Beach and Dongbaekseom by day, then head to Gwangalli in the evening to watch Gwangan Bridge light up.
Morning at Haedong Yonggungsa, the temple by the sea. In the afternoon, head back to Seomyeon to hunt for souvenirs in the underground mall.
After sunset, start at Gwangalli. The lit-up Gwangan Bridge reflects on the water and the beach stays lively late into the night. At Haeundae's Marine City, tower lights ring the harbour.
When you get hungry, try fresh sashimi at Jagalchi Market, and finish with a bowl of pork gukbap in the alleys of Seomyeon.
A season of clear, crisp days — a light jacket comes in handy.
The highlighted box is the guide for Busan right now (21°).
Eat, pamper, shop, stay.
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