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Busan Citytour Bus

Tourism public transportation easily connecting Busan attractions by double-decker bus

City Tour Course is a single pass ticket , you can travel each route, including Red Line (Busan Station ↔ Haeundae), Blue Line (Yonghoman Sightseeing Boat Terminal↔Haedong ↔ Yonggungsa), Green Line (Busan Station ↔ Taejongdae) and Orange Line (Busan Station ↔ Dadaepo).

• Every Monday and Tuesday

Loop Tour OPERATION TIME

Red line (busan station ↔ haeundae rotation) 9 runs every 50 minutes(wed,thurs,fri,sat,sun), green lines (busan station↔taejongdae) 9 runs every 50 minutes(wed,thurs,fri,sat,sun), blue line (yonghoman sightseeing boat terminal↔haedong yonggungsa) 9 runs every 50 minutes (wed, thurs, fri), orange line (busan station ↔ dadaepo) 8 times, every 60 minutes (wed,thurs,fri,sat,sun).

• ※ Black Number: Transit station
• ※ Transfer at the Green Line platform opposite Songdo Beach (Songdo Cloud Trail)
• ※ "Via" is a location where passengers do not get off from the bus, but pass by on the way.
• ※ Running times across the course vary by weather and traffic conditions.
• ※ Go to the Green Line platform and transfer

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Starting from February 1, 2024, the purchase of Visit Busan Pass will be available online or offline.

VISIT BUSAN PASS

🍀 Leave your worries behind, Enjoy your trip in Busan.

With a single pass, anyone can freely enter over 30 paid tourist facilities in Busan and enjoy discounts at more than 100 tourist facilities including restaurants, shopping, activities, accommodations and more.

Additionally, the physical card provided with the rechargeable transportation card is designed with the beautiful characteristics of Busan, making it as a valuable souvenir that captures the beauty of the city.

✔️ Buy Online

- Official website: www.visitbusanpass.com

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- Busan Station VISIT BUSAN PASS Counter (Official)

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- Fairfield by Marriott Busan Songdo Beach Hotel

- Hotel Aqua Palace

- Huinnyeoul Village Cafe

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Visit one of the designated pickup location with your voucher.

- Step 1 : Check voucher sent via e-mail.

*Please check the operating hours/days of the locations in advance.

- Step 2 : Pick up the Pass at one of the designated locations

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The Busan Pass gives you free access to the main attractions of the South Korean city , such as the Busan Tower or the Trick Museum . This the best way to discover the best landmarks and save money during your trip!

Included attractions

The 5 most popular attractions included on the card are:

• Busan Tower
• Trick Museum
• Poopoo Land
• Busan Aquarium
• Running Man

The total value of these attractions already makes this card a bargain. However, there is even more! You can also rent a traditional hanbok , the traditional South Korean costume. The rental is for an hour and a half during which have a more authentic experience of the local culture.

How it works

The Busan Pass is activated the first time it is used and is then valid for 72 hours . For example, if you activate the card on a Monday at 1:45 pm, it will be valid until the following Thursday at 1:45 pm. The card allows each included attraction or monument to be visited once.

Opening times

• Busan Tower: open every day from 10 am to 11 pm, with the last admission at 10:30 pm.
• Trick Museum: open every day (except 1 January) from 10 am to 6 pm, with the last admission at 5 pm.
• Poopoo Land: open every day from 10 am to 8 pm, with the last entry at 7 pm.
• Busan Aquarium: open Monday to Thursday from 10 am to 8 pm, and Friday to Sunday from 9 a to 10 pm. The last admission is an hour before closing time.
• Running Man: open every day from 10 am to 8 pm. The last entry is at 7 pm.
• Hanbok Nam Busan Branch (Hanbok rental): open from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 am to 6 pm. Closed from the 1st of July to the 31st of August.

More Information

Busan Pass 72 hour tourist card.

Fast track entry to the included attractions.

Traditional Hanbok rental.

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You can book up to 2 days before (Busan local time) if there are still places available. Book now to guarantee your spot.

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• 1 What is Visit Busan Pass?
• 2 Visit Busan Pass Types
• 3 Who Can Avail Visit Busan Pass?
• 4.1 Via Offline
• 4.2 Via Online
• 4.3 Discount Code: BUZZSETTER5OFF
• 5 Visit Busan Pass Price
• 6 Where To Collect Visit Busan Pass
• 7.1.1 Public Transportation
• 7.1.2 How To Check the Expiration Date of Visit Busan: Card Pass
• 7.2.1 How to Use Mobile PASS
• 7.2.2 How To Check the Expiration Date of Visit Busan: Mobile Pass
• 8.0.1 Museums: FREE Admission
• 8.0.2 Entertainment: FREE Admission
• 8.0.3 Tour & Cruises: FREE Admission
• 8.0.4 Others: FREE Admission
• 9 Is it worth buying Visit Busan Pass?

What is Visit Busan Pass?

Visit busan pass types.

• 24-hour Visit Busan Pass
• 48 Hour Visit Busan pass

Who Can Avail Visit Busan Pass?

How To Buy Visit Busan Pass?

Via Offline

Discount code: buzzsetter5off.

Visit Busan Pass Price

Where to collect visit busan pass, how to use visit busan pass.

Visit Busan: Card PASS

• STEP 1: Show your VISIT BUSAN PASS at the attractions ticket office
• STEP 2 Collect your admission ticket
• STEP 3 Enter the attraction for free or at a discounted price

Public Transportation

• STEP 1 Charge your transit card at convenience stores or subway stations. You must charge your card to use public transportation.
• STEP 2 Tag your card pass at the subway gates
• STEP 3 The card can also be used as a payment method at stores with a Mybi or LOCA Mobility logos.

How To Check the Expiration Date of Visit Busan: Card Pass

• STEP 1 Download VISIT BUSAN PASS APP
• STEP 2 Scan the QR code to register your Card PASS
• STEP 3 Check the expiration date on ‘My Page’ of the app or homepage.

Visit Busan: Mobile PASS

How to use mobile pass.

• STEP 1 Show your mobile pass QR code at the attractions ticket office

How To Check the Expiration Date of Visit Busan: Mobile Pass

• STEP 3 Check the expiration date on the ‘ MY PAGE ‘ of the app or homepage.

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Isa ang Busan sa aking dream tourist destination if ever man mabigyan ng pagkakataon na makapasyal sa South Korea and information from this blog is really helpful. Maganda pala na mag purchase na nitong Visit Busan Pass para hindi na magbayad ng admission fee sa iba’t ibang lugar na gustong bisitahin sa Busan and less hassle na rin siguro. Very informative talaga ng blog na ito.

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no, as mentioned in the text further up you are only allowed to visit each attraction once.

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The Best Busan Itinerary for 2-5 Days (+ Hour Breakdown)

The first time I visited Busan, I spent 2 short nights going to as many sites as I could.

I came back to Busan in 2023 and was able to explore more places.

There’s always something to do in Busan, but these are the most popular sites in Busan for first-time visitors and for a perfect Busan itinerary.

Here’s how to spend 2 days, 3 days, 4 days and 5 days in Busan to see the main Busan attractions and make the most of your Busan Itinerary.

If you’re new to South Korea, make sure to read my  travel guide to South Korea .

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How many days do you need in Busan?

For most tourists who are spending two weeks in South Korea and want to see other cities too, 2 nights in Busan would suffice.

Since Busan is only a 2.5-hour train ride away from Seoul, even a day trip to Busan would still be worth it.

1 day in Busan : Read my day trip to Busan blog post .

2 days in Busan : 2 days in Busan will be good to visit the top attractions in Busan such as Gamcheon Culture Village , main Busan beaches, and observatories.

3-4 days in Busan : You’ll have time to visit additional cultural sites and coastal views Busan is famous for.

5 days or more in Busan : You’d be able to visit most of the popular Busan attractions, explore hidden gems, and relax at the beaches.

Busan Travel Essentials

Book Before Your Busan Trip: 🎫 Get the Visit Busan Tour Pass for access to 30+ Busan attractions 🌌 Take a Busan Night Tour and see popular sites at night 🚊 Prebook your ride from the Busan airport or Busan station 🎫 Browse through dozens of available Busan tours

Getting Around Busan

Using public transit in Busan is similar to getting around Seoul, with an efficient subway system and plenty of bus lines.

However, some sites may require additional bus rides or walking from the nearest subway station.

Like Seoul and other cities, Busan accepts T-money cards for public transit.

Use the Kakao T taxi app to travel to/from from different destinations. Uber in Korea works in Busan, and I’ve used it a few times.

Private Driver

You can also hire a driver for a day that will take you to the destinations on your custom Busan Itinerary.

Car rentals in South Korea go for as low as $28 USD a day. Check the rates here .

Join a Tour

Group and private tours provide transportation to and from main Busan attractions. Choose from dozens of Busan tours .

Busan Itinerary Tips

Here are Busan travel tips to help you save time and make the most of your Busan Itinerary:

• Visit popular attractions early in the morning or later in the afternoon to avoid crowds. But in general, start the day early.
• Buy tickets in advance to skip the lines . Popular attractions in Busan like the Haeundae Sky Capsule and Busan Tower can get crowded.
• Combine nearby attractions to minimize travel time between locations.
• Buy the Busan Tour Pass for access to 30+ Busan attractions.
• Check the weather forecast and plan indoor activities for rainy days or pack an umbrella.
• Use the Naver Map app to navigate Busan. Google Maps is not maximized for Busan.
• There’s free WiFi to use on all public buses in Busan.
• Bring good walking shoes!

5 Most Popular Places to Visit in Busan

• Gamcheon Culture Village
• Haeundae Beach & Promenade
• Gwangalli Beach at Night
• Songdo Bay Station
• Haeundae Blueline Sky Park
• Huinnyeoul Culture Village

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Sample Busan Itinerary Based on Days

Here’s a summarized sample Busan Itinerary for different number of nights.

These are assuming you arrive in Busan in the earlier part of the day. What you choose will also depend on where you’re staying and what time you leave Busan.

Day Trip to Busan:

Day 1 : Gamcheon Culture Village, Haeundae Beach, Gwangalli Beach

📖 Read my full guide to spending one day in Busan .

2 Days Busan Itinerary

Day 1 : Gamcheon Culture Village, Busan Observatory, Yongdusan Park, BIFF Square & Gwangalli Beach at night.

Day 2 : Haeundae Beach, Haeundae Blueline Sky Capsule, Cheongsapo Daritdol Observatory.

3 Days Busan Itinerary

Day 2 : Huinnyeoul Culture Village, Jeoryeong Coastal Walk, Songdo Bay Station, Haeundae Beach at night.

Day 3 : Haeundae Beach, Haeundae Blueline Sky Capsule, Cheongsapo Daritdol Observatory.

4 Days Busan Itinerary

Day 3 : Haeundae Beach, Haeundae Blueline Sky Capsule, Cheongsapo Daritdol Observatory, Haedong Yonggungsa Temple.

Day 4 : Oryukdo Skywalk or Taejongdae Resort Park, shopping, beaches.

5 Days Busan Itinerary

Day 4 : Oryukdo Skywalk or Taejongdae Resort Park, night views.

Day 5 : Seomyeon District, Jeonpo Cafe Street, beaches.

Full Busan Itinerary

Day 1 of busan itinerary, mid-morning (2-3 hours).

1. Gamcheon Culture Village

Entrance : Free

The Gamcheon Culture Village is one of the main must-see sites for tourists visiting Busan. There are different origin stories online, but this served as a village for refugees of the Korean War.

Walk around for different viewpoints, famous art alleys, and local shops.

Then grab lunch nearby.

Afternoon (2-3 hours)

2. Busan Tower or Free Observatory

Choose from two amazing views of Busan: the Diamond Tower aka Busan Tower or Lotte Mall’s Rooftop Observatory (Gwangbok location) .

(You can also go to both since they’re within walking distance of each other.)

Cost : Busan Tower is $8 USD ( prebook here ) and free for the Lotte Mall Rooftop Observatory ( 13th floor ).

3. Yongdusan Park

Visit Yongdusan Park where Busan Tower is located for great views of the city and harbor from above.

You’ll see statues, temples, shops, and memorials scattered throughout the park.

Access the top of the park by stairs or escalator from the main street.

4. BIFF Square

BIFF Square used to be the center for an  international film festival , now it’s a popular spot for street food, souvenir shops, and markets.

Next door is also Fashion Street for any shopping you want to do while there.

Evening (2 hours)

5. Gwangalli Beach

Gwangalli Beach  is the best beach in Busan to visit at night. Walk down the cement paths or along the beach on the sand.

You can also warch music performances at night. The beach is lined with restaurants where you can grab dinner.

Related post :  Things to do at Gwangali Beach at night

Day 2 of Busan Itinerary

1. Huinnyeoul Culture Village

Cost : free

Huinnyeoul Culture Village is another colorful culture village in Busan, this time by the sea, and is located in south-central Busan.

There are lots of shops, cafes, and colorful mural art.

Walk downstairs along the coast for the Jeoryeong Coastal Walk and then through the Huinyeoul Coastal Tunnel.

📖  Read my full Huinnyeoul Culture Village post and what to do there .

Then grab lunch nearby with coastal views (Vegan or vegetarian? Here’s my favorite vegan restaurants in Busan .)

2. Songdo Bay Station

At Songdo Bay Station is a long walking path called the Songdo Skywalk that leads to an observatory deck with views of the sea. You’ll also see the  Songdo cable cars  above going to the Yonggung Suspension Bridge.

While you do need to buy a  Songdo Bay Station ticket  to ride the cable car, the actual Songdo skywalk deck across the street is free.

🎫 Sondo Cable Car tickets (prebook here) .

You can also take a quick break at Songdo Beach next door.

Evening (2-3 hours)

3. Haeundae Beach at night (or any beach)

Haeundae Beach is one of the most popular  beaches in Busan .

You can watch street performers along the promenade leading up to the beach. There’s also light shows and street art lit up at night.

There’s lots of restaurants on the promenade and at Haeundae Market where you can grab dinner before you relax on the beach.

Day 3 of Busan Itinerary

1. Haeundae Beach

Head back to Haeundae Beach to see the beach during the day before you head to the next locations nearby.

2. Haeundae Blueline Sky Capsule

Cost : 7,000 won ($5.20 USD) each way.

Take the popular sky capsule ride starting from the Mipo Station at Blueline Park in Haeundae to Cheongsapo Daritdol Observatory.

The 30-minute ride provides panoramic views of the coastal landscapes.

It’s highly recommended to book in advance as tickets sell out each day. Check ticket availability here or book a Busan tour that includes tickets .

3. Cheongsapo Daritdol Observatory

Once there, explore Cheongsapo Daritdol Observatory , a 2.5-meter-long ocean observation skywalk, designed to resemble a blue dragon.

It extends over the ocean, so you’ll see breathtaking views of the East Sea and the surrounding coastal landscape and lighthouses.

Grab lunch in the area before heading to the next destination.

4. Haedong Yonggungsa Temple

Haedong Yonggungsa Temple is situated on a cliff, with big and beautiful views of the coast. You can explore the intricate architecture and statues, and enjoy panoramic views of the East Sea.

The temple complex also hosts traditional Buddhist ceremonies and festivals that you may be able to catch.

Head back to your hotel to relax or visit one of these locations for a night view:

• Millak Waterside Park
• Gwangalli Beach
• Haeundae Beach Promenade
• BIFF Square and Fashion Street

Day 4 of Busan Itinerary:

Choose between Oryukdo Skywalk or Taejongdae Resort Park (or both).

Mid-morning (2-5 hours)

1. Oryukdo Skywalk

The Oryukdo Skywalk in Busan is an observation deck with a 15-meter glass walkway.

The bridge is securely positioned over a cliff, and provides views of the East Sea and South Sea, as well as the uninhabited Oryukdo islets.

Optional nearby attractions: Igidae Park, Busan Museum, Peace Park.

2. Taejongdae Resort Park

Cost : Free

Taejongdae Resort Park is a seaside park in Busan where you can walk along the scenic trails, explore the lighthouse, and visit the observatory deck.

You can also take a train to tour you around the park for 4,000 won ($3 USD).

There’s lots of natural landscapes to explore and you can spend hours here.

Eat at nearby restaurant or take a quick 10-minute bus ride back to Huinnyeoul Culture Village to eat at one of the restaurants overlooking the sea.

Day 5 of Busan Itinerary:

Mid-morning (2-4 hours).

1. Seomyeon District

Seomyeon District has been called the “Hongdae of Busan.” This area has lots of newer cafes, shopping spots, and restaurants.

There’s also the popular  Jeonpo Cafe Street  to grab breakfast or brunch.

If you’re looking to shop in Busan before you leave Busan, this would be a good area to do so.

Other things to do before you head back to the airport:

• Shop for souvenirs
• Eat at a seaside cafe or restaurant
• Take a coastal walk
• Visit a nearby beach

Group Tours to Explore Busan

If you want the ease of a planned-for-you and guided tour, consider joining a Busan tour for a day or two. They provide transportation and take you to to main attractions in Busan:

• Small Group Full Day Busan Tour (Viator tour)
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• Busan Private One Day Tour (best if traveling with a group)

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Roseanne Ducut is a solo female traveler and Filipina from the Bay Area, California. She writes practical and culture-rich travel guides and encourages solo female travelers to take #yolo trips. A veghead for over 15 years, Roseanne also writes vegan guides to help others plan their trips.