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Traditional Market & Food Alley
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BUSANTraditional Market & Food Alley
BIFF Square - Changseon-dong Food Alley - Arirang Street - Bupyeong Market - Gukje Market-
Ssiathotteok, a famous delicacy in BIFF Square
20, BIFF gwangjang-ro, Jung-gu, Busan
The best place to enjoy street foods is at BIFF Square, the birthplace of the Busan International Film Festival. One of the hugely popular food items is ssiathotteok (seed-stuffed griddlecake) that often appears on TV. The griddlecake is filled with sunflower seeds and nuts, offering a sweet, nutty flavor.
Ssiathotteok 1,500 won
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Busan Trick Eye Musem
2F, 12, Daecheong-ro 126beon-gil, Jung-gu, Busan
This museum has many art pieces that trigger optical illusions, so visitors can take hilarious photos against the lifelike drawings. You can be part of famous paintings such as those painted by René Magritte and Georges Pierre Seurat. The museum also has various themes, such as the underwater world and the red carpet.
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10:00–18:00 (Las entrance at 17:00)
Adult 8,000 won
+82-51-557-1577
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Changseon-dong Food Alley, a street food heaven
BIFF gwangjang-ro, Jung-gu, Busan
This food alley is occupied by a long line of stalls offering the special flavors of Busan. You can sit on a stool and try the bibimdangmyeon (spicy glass noodles) or the napjakmandu (flat dumplings). There are a wide variety of foods for gourmets, including tteokbokki (stir-fried rice cake) and sundae (blood sausages).
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Arirang Street, from traditional craftworks to hallyu souvenirs
11, Gwangbok-ro 35beon-gil, Jung-gu, Busan
As the name of the street suggests, this street is full of traditional and local items. You will find traditional outfits, ornaments and various traditional craftworks, as well as items related to hallyu (Korean pop culture) and K-pop. You can also purchase local specialties such as seaweed and red ginseng.
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The 4 Most Popular Foods in Bupyeong Kkangtong Market
39, Bupyeong 1-gil, Jung-gu, Busan
When you visit Bupyeong Market, you should try eomuk (fish cake), yububottari (stuffed fried bean curd pocket), patjuk (red bean porridge) and susubukkumi (pan-fried millet rice cake). These snacks are affordable and tasty, attracting visitors to the traditional market. Be sure to bring cash as credit cards are not accepted.
1) Yububottari & Yubujeongol : This is a deep-flavored hot pot with fried bean curd pockets that are filled with vegetables and glass noodles tied together with water dropwort.
2) Susubukkumi : Pan-fried millet rice cake filled with red beans, offering a savory taste
3) Patjuk : A sweet red bean porridge topped with chewy soybean-powdered rice cakes
4) Busan eomuk : These handmade fish cakes come in various shapes and flavors. The Busan eomuk is made with fish fillets produced in Busan.
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Bosu-dong Bookstore Alley
67-1, Daecheong-ro, Jung-gu, Busan
When you walk into this famous bookstore alley, you will find old bookstores with books stacked up both inside and out. The alley was gradually created by people who escaped to Busan when the city was the provisional capital during the Korean War. You will also find book cafes with the smell of old books and the aroma of coffee.
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Gukje Market, the filming site of a famous Korean movie
42, Junggu-ro, Jung-gu, Busan
Gukje (meaning “international”) Market was named so, as imported goods were traded here since the 1950s. Refugees of the Korean War rebuilt their lives in the market. There is a general store named Kkotbunine, which is a photo spot among visitors, as a 2014 Korean movie Ode to My Father was filmed here. It is also interesting to look around a maze of alleys, each specializing in something different — glasses, bags, crockery, etc.
09:00–19:30
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Gamcheon Culture Village
203, Gamnae 2-ro, Saha-gu, Busan
In the village you will find pretty alleys with colorful houses and cafes sitting on the hillsides. You can purchase a stamp tour map at the information center located at the entrance of the village. If you get a stamp for all the designated spots on the map, you will receive postcards with landscapes of the village on them. You can climb up to Haneul Maru observatory to take impressive photos at the Little Prince photo zone.
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