Itinerary Direction: 5-Day Busan Modern Architecture Tour
Day 1:
Transportation: Using the Busan Subway, take Line 2 to Centum City Station and exit at Exit 6. Walk for around 10 minutes to reach the first destination.
Morning:
– Visit the Busan Cinema Center and enjoy the stunning modern architecture of the building.
– Grab brunch at The Kitchen by Wolfgang Puck located inside the cinema center.
Price estimate: KRW 25,000-30,000
Transportation: Take the subway from Centum City Station to Dongbaek Station and exit at Exit 1.
Afternoon:
– Take a stroll around APEC Naru Park and enjoy the ocean view.
– Visit Nurimaru APEC House, which was used as a venue for the 2005 APEC Summit.
Price estimate: KRW 5,000-10,000
Hotel recommendation: Park Hyatt Busan, located in the Haeundae District.
Day 2:
Transportation: Using the Busan Subway, take Line 1 to Nampo Station and exit at Exit 6. Walk for around 10 minutes to reach the first destination.
Morning:
– Visit the Busan Tower, one of the most iconic landmarks of Busan.
– Have breakfast at the Busan Tower’s Sky Restaurant while enjoying the panoramic view of the city.
Price estimate: KRW 30,000-40,000
Transportation: Take a taxi to the next destination.
Afternoon:
– Visit the F1963 Creative Village, a unique cultural space that used to be an old industrial site.
– Grab lunch at one of the food trucks inside the creative village.
Price estimate: KRW 15,000-20,000
Hotel recommendation: Lotte Hotel Busan, located in the Seo-gu district.
Day 3:
Transportation: Take a taxi to Haewundae Beach.
Morning:
– Go for a stroll along Haeundae Beach and take in the stunning ocean view.
– Visit the Sea Life Busan Aquarium and marvel at the diverse marine life.
Price estimate: KRW 30,000-40,000
Transportation: Take a bus from Haeundae Beach to the next destination.
Afternoon:
– Visit the Dongpirang Village, a colorful hillside village filled with murals and artwork.
– Enjoy dinner at one of the seafood restaurants around Jagalchi Market.
Price estimate: KRW 20,000-30,000
Hotel recommendation: Hotel Aqua Palace, located in the Seo-gu district.
Day 4:
Transportation: Take the Busan Subway, Line 2 to Seomyeon Station and transfer to Line 1 to Jungang Station. Exit at Exit 7 and walk for around 10 minutes to reach the first destination.
Morning:
– Visit the Busan Museum of Art and see their impressive modern art collection.
– Enjoy brunch at the MO Museum Cafe inside the museum.
Price estimate: KRW 25,000-30,000
Transportation: Take a taxi to the next destination.
Afternoon:
– Visit the Gamcheon Culture Village, a beautiful hillside village filled with colorful houses and murals.
– Grab some street food at Gamcheon Culture Village.
Price estimate: KRW 10,000-15,000
Hotel recommendation: Novotel Ambassador Busan, located in the Haeundae district.
Day 5:
Transportation: Take a taxi to Gwangalli Beach.
Morning:
– Take a scenic walk along Gwangalli Beach and admire the modern Diamond Bridge.
– Have breakfast at the Bay 101, a beautiful waterfront complex filled with cafes and restaurants.
Price estimate: KRW 20,000-30,000
Transportation: Take a subway, Line 2 to Sasang Station and transfer to the Airport Railroad to Gimhae International Airport.
Afternoon:
– Visit the Busan International Film Festival Museum and see the modern architecture of the building.
– Shop for souvenirs at the Lotte Department Store near the airport.
Price estimate: KRW 20,000-30,000
FAQs
1. How do I get around Busan?
– The easiest and most convenient way to get around Busan is by using the subway system. Taxis are also widely available.
2. What is the best area to stay in Busan for modern architecture?
– The Haeundae and Seo-gu districts are both great areas to stay in for modern architecture, with easy access to many of the modern landmarks of Busan.
3. What is the best time to visit Busan?
– The best time to visit Busan is during the spring (April-June) or autumn (September-November) when the weather is mild and comfortable. Avoid visiting during the summer months (July-August) as it can be hot and humid.
