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Y's Park (Gwangbok Branch, Busan)
Hello, located in the middle of Nampo-dong, downtown Busan, Y's Park is an 8-story shopping mall complex that houses B&C Bakery, Sulbin, Kyobo Bookstore, Aventree Hotel, a general store, women's fashion, and a restaurant floor. -
Nampo-dong Dry Food Wholesale Market
A dried fish market that preserves the image of Busan as an old port city Located right next to Nampo Station on Busan Subway Line 1, at the eastern end of Jagalchi Market is the dried fish wholesale market (Dried Fish Market). It specializes in dried fish, which are representative of Busan, such as dried sardines, dried fish, squid, octopus, seaweed, wakame seaweed, and kelp. -
Lotte Premium Outlets East Busan
Asia's largest shopping mall located in the Dong Busan Tourist Complex in Gijang-gun, Busan -
E-Mart Traders Seomyeon Branch
Seomyeon, Busan, is a place that is always bustling with local young people, with Seomyeon Market's B-grade gourmet food, Seomyeon Underground Shopping Street, a shopping spot for young people, Lotte Department Store, and Seomyeon First Street, which is mainly packed with restaurants. Seomyeon is a place that is full of young energy. -
Lotte Department Store/Lotte Mart Gwangbok Branch
Lotte Department Store and Lotte Mart in Nampo-dong, a paradise for shopping and gourmet in Busan Lotte Mall, located next to Yeongdo Bridge that crosses from Nampo-dong and Jagalchi Market to Yeongdo, is home to Lotte Department Store, Lotte Mart, Lotte Cinema, and Hi-Mart... -
Starfield City Myeongji
The shopping center "Starfield Myeongji" opened on October 2019, 10 in Myeongji International New City, located in the southwest of Busan. Operated by the Shinsegae Group, Starfield City Myeongji is a 31-story building with 3 floors above ground and 8 floors below ground. -
Shinsegae Department Store Centum City Branch
The world's largest department store, Shinsegae Department Store, is registered in the Guinness Book of World Records. Shinsegae Department Store (Centum City Branch) This time, I would like to introduce this department store. First of all, Shinsegae Department Store is the first department store in Korea. It was opened in 1930... -
Choryang Market
Hello, near Busan KTX Station, there are many Busan gourmet food streets such as Chinatown Special District and Choryang Daeji Galbi Street. Next to Choryang Daeji Galbi Street, where the savory aroma of grilled pork wafts, is Choryang Market, a traditional Korean market. This market also has an arcade, so it is perfect for when it rains... -
Gijang Market
There is an abundance of fresh, high-quality mountain and sea produce, and there is also a crab village where you can enjoy delicious steamed crab. -
Gukje Market Street of Food Stalls
A food stall paradise inside the crowded Gukje Market, one of the must-see shopping spots for tourists in Busan -
Shindonga Seafood Market
Jagalchi Fisheries Market: You can see lively fish and enjoy fresh sashimi. If you come to Busan, where the seagulls fly, you'll want to eat fresh seafood. Busan is a port facing the sea, so there are several areas where you can enjoy seafood, but... -
Connect Hyundai Department Store
Located in Beomil-dong, Dong-gu, Busan, this is the first store of Hyundai Department Store's urban complex shopping mall "Connect Hyundai." It will operate as "Hyundai Department Store Busan Branch" until July 1, 2024, and will be renovated to "Connect Hyundai" from September 7 of the same year. Hyundai Department Store Hyundai Department Store 7... -
Busanjin Market
Busanjin Market is a specialized market for Korean traditional clothing and wedding supplies, and has everything you need for wedding preparations. It offers custom-made hanbok and ready-made women's and men's clothing. It is located near Beomil Station on Busan Subway Line 1. -
Gupo Market
A permanent market is also held every five days. Gupo is a port located downstream of the Nakdong River, and it was a place where products produced inland and on the coast gathered. The products were transported to Andong along the Nakdong River. Taking advantage of such a geographical advantage... -
Bujeon Market
Bujeon Market is the largest traditional market in Busan and is located near Bujeon Station on Busan Subway Line 1. Prices for food and other items are cheaper than at other markets, making it a popular market among local residents. -
Bupyeong Kkangtong Market
Located next to the International Market, this is a local specialty market where you can enjoy delicious B-class gourmet food. Bupyeong Kkangtong Market in Nampo-dong, Busan Busan has an international market that has everything, just like Namdaemun Market in Seoul. The international market is within walking distance of Jagalchi Market, a fish market, and is across the road from the Korean market. -
Busan Duty Free Shop Yongdusan Branch
Busan Duty Free, founded by Busan merchants, opened its second store in Yongdusan Park, one of Busan's most popular tourist destinations, on April 2018, 4. The two-story Busan Duty Free, located in Yongdusan Park, Jung-gu, Busan, is 12 square meters in size and is the second store in the Busan Port area, which opened in August 2... -
E-Mart Haeundae Branch
Haeundae Beach is a popular summer getaway for many people. In the middle of the beach is E-Mart Haeundae Branch, where you can enjoy cool and affordable shopping. E-Mart's 23rd branch, Haeundae Branch, is Korea's largest resort with a sales floor area of 3,400 pyeong, parking for 850 cars, and 1 basement floor and 6 floors above ground. -
Dongnae Market
Dongnae Market, one of Busan's representative traditional markets, is located in Dongnaeupseong Fortress during the Joseon Dynasty. It has a long history and its origins can be traced back to the Eupnae Market during the Joseon Dynasty. The Dongnaeupnae Market, located right in front of Dongnaebu Dongheon, was the main item traded at the time... -
Busan Free Wholesale Market
Busan Jiyi Wholesale Market Located at Exit 1 of Beomil Station on Busan Subway Line 8, Jiyi Wholesale Market was established on December 1968, 12 and is Busan's representative wholesale market. It consists of one basement floor, five aboveground floors and a rooftop, and is the outer perimeter of the household goods market...
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