With the beautiful harmony of water, nature, and culture, Busan is one of the most fascinating cities in Korea. It is a popular destination for domestic and international tourists, offering a wide range of attractions and activities. As there are so many places to go on a trip to Busan, you'll run out of fingers trying to count them. Befitting its reputation as the “second capital of Korea,” Busan is full of things to eat and see. When you disembark at Busan Station, you can reach Nampo-dong, Gukje Market, and Jagalchi Market in 15 min.
The most famous beaches in Busan are the Haeundae, Gwangalli, and Songjeong Beaches. Haeunade’s long and fine white sand beach is one of the most iconic tourist sites in Busan. The streets bustle with buskers at night. Gwangalli Beach offers one of the best night sceneries in Busan, where you can enjoy the view of the Gwangandaegyo Bridge with the quiet, tranquil sound of the sea in the background.
Busan is also a city of culture, home to the Busan National Gugak Center, Busan Museum of Art, and Busan Museum. It hosts a variety of festivals and events as well, such as the Busan International Film Festival (BIFF), Busan International Short Film Festival (BISFF), and Busan Fireworks Festival. In particular, the BIFF is a cultural event that brings together filmmakers and audiences from around the world.
If you want to follow the breadcrumbs as many tourists in Korea do and visit the famous bakeries and dessert places in Busan, OPS Bakery is a must-visit. This local bakery impresses with the sheer diversity and scent of freshly baked bread in its interior. OPS Bakery offers various gift packages that come in luxurious designs as well.
 | HAGWONJEON This is the signature product of OPS Bakery. It is a castella cake that goes perfectly with milk or apple juice. The name, Hagwonjeon, means “a bread that you eat before you head to hagwon (after-school private academies).” It comes in a cute hagwon bus-shaped package.
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