Visit Busan

I honestly loved Busan more than Seoul! it is like Seoul but in a smaller foot print which means you can experience vibey places, natural places, or cool places all within close proximity to one another. The beaches is really what makes Busan IMO as it attracts and creates a VIBE which makes you smile. And the beaches Haeundae and Gwangali are so clean and fresh! The tourist attractions are great! and unique enough that it doesn't feel same same as Seoul. Mind you there is a lot heights so make sure you aren't afraid of heights.

Adrian Australia

We preferred Seoul to Busan. Busan is more of a party city, and a city for tourists who like to stay on the beaten track, people who like to shop and see fast cars. We missed some culture, museums, ....

Paul Belgium

Vibrant port city with lots to see, eat, and do! Great mode of transportation with walking, using subway and buses however if we could we would have liked to take a taxi to eliminate long traveling, especially after a long day or later at night. Yugsigdo on Gwangbok-ro was a very yummy korean bbq restaurant to eat. Maybe have the app Papago or a translator if you struggle with Korean to communicate, that would have been helpful for us.

Extremely beautiful city on the coastline - so much to do and see. We went in early April, and there was an abundance of cherry-blossoms and blooming spring flowers. Seafood is superb. Wish we could be back there!!!

Brian

Everything was marvellous. Haeundae beach was beautiful. The eating at restaurants nearby was superb, including the nearby Traditional Market. Both the train and tram systems were easy to follow and awesomely cheap. So much to do. We did a superb day tour and a Busan city bus tour, including the very moving, beautiful and informative UN cemetery for the Korean War.

To Hoa Australia

I have to admit the only context I had heard about Busan before my trip was a horror movie about zombies (Train to Busan) But the movie was enough to make me curious to find out more about the city. I discovered an interesting story and the great potential that this city has. The visit was even more impressive than I ever thought it would be. In addition to the beautiful beach and the Gamcheon culture village, the entire surrounding area is also beautiful and offers, for example, the most beautiful temple in Korea. Right on the water next to cliffs. Really a must when the weather is good. I would have liked to have stayed more than 2 days and explored the Gamcheon Culture Village even more.

Marina France