Best things to do for Families (Seniors and Children) in Busan

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Busan, a vibrant city in South Korea, offers a wide range of family-friendly activities and attractions.

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If you have some luggage and travelling with seniors or children, zip into Busan City Centre quickly with these comfortable and convenient options.
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Haeundae Beach: Visit Haeundae Beach, one of Busan’s most famous and popular beaches. Enjoy a day of sun, sand, and sea, with opportunities for swimming, building sandcastles, and beachside activities. It is about 1.5 km long and almost 30 to 50m wide. It is one of the most beautiful and famous beaches in South Korea. At night, there is a festive atmosphere that animates the beach and its surroundings as many artists (singers, magicians, stuntmen) come to perform. The easiest way to visit is by metro, Haeundae Station, 5mins walk.

Haeundae Beach
Haeundae Beach

Busan Air Cruise Cable Car: Witness some of Busan’s landmarks from above. Have an unforgettable trip, hop on one of the 39 cable cars of Busan Air Cruise and enjoy a thrilling ride across the stunning Songdo Beach. Make sure you book in advance to skip the queues, redeem your ticket easily and quickly directly at the counter.

busan air cruise cable car
busan air cruise cable car

Gamcheon Culture Village: Explore Gamcheon Culture Village, a colorful and artistic neighborhood known for its unique architecture and vibrant street art. Families can wander through the narrow alleys, visit art galleries, and take memorable photos against the backdrop of the colorful houses.

Gamcheon Culture Village
Gamcheon Culture Village

Busan Museum of Movies and Trick Eye Museum: Aside from its breathtaking beaches, temples, and mountains, Busan is also home to the most interesting museums. That’s why a visit to the port city isn’t fully complete without at least stopping by the Museum of Movies and the Trick Eye Museum! At the Museum of Movies, you’ll find exhibition halls, experience halls. There, you can learn about the history of movies and try out cinematic technologies such as executing time slice shots, chroma keying, and dubbing. Film buffs will definitely enjoy this 4-story building the champions both locally and internationally-acclaimed movies. And if you’re looking for more interactive activities that tickle one’s creativity, the Trick Eye Museum will bring just that. Your imagination will run wild as you feel, touch, and interact with the artworks and optical illusions on display in this innovative art museum.
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Busan Children’s Grand Park: Spend a day at Busan Children’s Grand Park, a large recreational park with various attractions for children. The park features playgrounds, rides, a mini zoo, a botanical garden, and plenty of open spaces for picnics and outdoor activities. As the name suggests, this is a must go, especially for families with children! Even better, free admision! Several buses (81 and 103) take you directly from Busan Station to the park.

Busan Children's Grand Park
Busan Children’s Grand Park

Lotte World Adventure Busan is the first theme park in Busan and the latest attraction, it opened on 31 March 2022 after 5 years of design and construction. There are tons of rides, performances, shopping, food and local culture to experience. Lotte World is a must-go for anyone visiting Korea.
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busan lotte world
busan lotte world

Explore rural Busan: Explore the beauty of Busan’s coastal scenery, drop by Haedong Yonggungsa Temple built on top off the cliffs. Take the Taejongdae Danubi Train to visit the lighthouse, observation deck, and Taejongsa Temple. Visit Gamcheon Culture Village known for its colorful houses and filming location for ‘Running Man’. Perfect for families, friends, and lone travelers looking for a whole day getaway.
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Yonggungsa Temple: Visit Yonggungsa Temple, a unique seaside temple known for its stunning ocean views and picturesque scenery. Families can stroll through the temple grounds, make wishes at the dragon-shaped pagoda, and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere.

Yonggungsa Temple
Yonggungsa Temple

Taejongdae Resort Park: Take a trip to Taejongdae Resort Park, a natural park located on a scenic coastal cliff. Families can enjoy hiking trails, visit the lighthouse, take a ride on the Danubi Train, and admire panoramic views of the ocean and surrounding landscapes.
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SEA LIFE Busan Aquarium: Explore the Busan Aquarium, located near Haeundae Beach. It is one of the largest aquariums in South Korea and showcases a diverse range of marine life. Families can witness fascinating underwater creatures and even experience hands-on activities like touching starfish and participating in feeding sessions. Learn more about 250 marine species in this educational and engaging experience. Don’t forget feeding time with the penguins and the cheeky otters!
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Busan Haeundae X the Sky is located at 411m Haeundae L City Landmark Tower, the second highest in Korea. It is the argest observatory in Korea where you can enjoy the vast ocean view of Haeundae and the colorful city view of Busan at the same time. It’s not only a simple observatory, but also has various shows, videos, and restaurants, making it a great time for families, especially for wet weather program!
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If you are planning to visit cities outside Busan or even to get to Seoul, make sure you get a KTX pass. It takes just slightly over 2 hours on the express train travel of 417km between South Korea’s two major citites on bullet train. Tickets are available for purchase at the station, and you can proceed to the train platform to await your departure. Ticket prices start from W60,000, depending on your preference for a coach or first-class seat. Express and inter-city trains take between 4hrs 30mins and 5 hr 30mins. If you plan to travel extensively in Korea, it is advisable to consider the Korea Rail Pass, which can help you save money and explore various destinations throughout the country.
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If you’re not visiting Seoul from Busan, consider day-trips out of Busan and experience South Korea to her fullest. Our full review here!
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