Things to do in Jung-gu, Busan
12 places in Jung-gu from 7 Busan travel vlogs, most-mentioned first. The play button jumps to that moment in the video.
12 places ยท most mentioned first
Jagalchi Fish Market
Busan's famous waterfront seafood market, where fish and shellfish bought on the ground floor are cooked and served at restaurants upstairs.
Busan Tower
One of Busan's original observatories, also called Diamond Tower, with spectacular views over the bay and fish market plus light exhibits downstairs.
14:26ยท Island Hopper TVin 6 vlogsBIFF Square
Walking and food street named for the Busan International Film Festival, known for street food fresh off the grill such as ssiat hotteok seed pancakes.
Yongdusan Park
Hilltop park above the port with city views and a statue of 16th-century naval hero Admiral Yi Sun-sin.
Nampo-dong
Busan's downtown core until the early 1990s, now busy shopping streets of K-beauty, fashion, snacks and souvenirs.
Gukje Market
Large, well-located market for cheap souvenirs, handbags, backpacks, suitcases and clothing.
13:16ยท Island Hopper TVin 2 vlogsGwangbok-ro Fashion Street
Shopping street just down the road from Busan Tower, lined with brand-name stores such as Nike and Fila.
1:13ยท World Wild Heartsin 2 vlogsLotte Department Store Gwangbok
Large department store with a free rooftop observation deck over Busan Port and a record-setting indoor water fountain.
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4 more picks, each from a single vlog, so not ranked.
Bosu-dong Book Street
A block of bookshops lined up side by side, popular with literature lovers.
13:50ยท Island Hopper TV1 vlogSinchang Toast
Small, easy-to-miss toast sandwich shop tucked in the alleys of Gukje Market.
Bupyeong Kkangtong Market
A traditional market near BIFF Square dating from the 1940s, known for street food.
18beon Wandang
A cozy wonton-soup restaurant near BIFF Square, open since 1948 with reasonable prices.