Overview
More choices for convenient Busan tours:
Regular Operation Date:: Every Fri, Sat, Sun
Additional Operation Date:: 14th, 20th, 26th of Nov & 12th, 18th, 24th of Dec
1) Eurari Square
Eurari Square is a must-see spot to witness the iconic Yeongdo Bridge in action. Every Saturday at 2 p.m., the bridge, which spans 214.8 meters in length and 25.3 meters in width, raises its 31.3-meter central section to a striking 75-degree angle, allowing fishing boats to pass below. This impressive bridge-lifting event draws over 3 million visitors annually, offering a unique spectacle as Yeongdo Bridge’s towering structure opens against the scenic backdrop of Busandaegyo Bridge, built in 1980. Saturdays see crowds gathering to experience this one-of-a-kind display of Busan’s maritime heritage and engineering marvel.
2) 7 Bridges in Busan
A driving course that takes you through all seven iconic bridges of Busan.
Yeongdo Bridge: Busan’s first drawbridge, lifted every Saturday for passing boats, symbolizes the city’s maritime culture.
Namhang Bridge: A key route with scenic views of Busan’s bustling southern harbor area.
Eulsukdo Bridge: Connecting to Eulsukdo Island, it offers peaceful views over Busan’s natural bird sanctuary.
Sinho Bridge: A picturesque link to Gadeokdo Island showcasing the beauty of Busan’s western coast.
Gadeokdo Bridge: A coastal bridge connecting Gadeokdo Island, providing scenic oceanic views.
Busan Harbor Bridge: This cable-stayed bridge offers panoramic vistas of Busan’s port and skyline.
Gwangan Bridge: Known as Diamond Bridge, it lights up the night over Gwangalli Beach with stunning views.
▲ Eurari Sqaure (Left) & Gwangan Bride (Right)
3) Lee Jung-seop Observatory
Lee Jung-seop Observatory is believed to be the spot where painter Lee Jung-seop created his famous work Beomil-dong Landscape, offering sweeping views over Busan Port and the Beomil-dong area. The observatory displays some of Lee’s artwork and letters sent to his family, providing a unique glimpse into his life and inspirations. Visitors can enjoy Busan’s dazzling nightscape from the observatory and relax in its café, where various hands-on activities, such as calligraphy, acrylic painting, and mini oil painting, are also available.Busan Air Cruise
4) Jeonpo Cafe Street
Located in the lively district of Jeonpo-dong, Jeonpo Cafe Street is a popular destination for both locals and tourists, known for its array of unique cafes and eateries. Originally an industrial tool shop area, it transformed in the 2010s into Busan’s trendiest cafe spot. Visitors can enjoy a wide selection of coffee and desserts, with each cafe offering its own distinct ambiance.
▲ Lee Jung-seop Observatory (Left) & Jeonpo Cafe Street (Right)
5) Hwangnyeongsan Beacon Mound
Hwangnyeongsan Beacon Mound, located on Mount Hwangnyeong, is a historic site offering panoramic views of Busan’s skyline and coastline. Originally a military signal point, the mound served as part of a communication network during the Joseon Dynasty. Today, visitors can enjoy the stunning scenery, especially popular at sunset and night, as the city lights create a breathtaking view. This is an ideal spot for those looking to capture the beauty of Busan from above.
Price
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Busan Driving One-Day Tour
: Cross All 7 Bridge
US$43.00/person
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- Lunch (Seafood Set Meal)
- All admission fees
- Traveller's insurance
- Transportation
- English & Chinese speaking staff
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**What is not Included
- Drinks
- Personal Expenses
- Hotel
*The price is the same for adults and children (24 months or above).
Itinerary
Regular Operation Date:: Every Fri, Sat, Sun
Additional Operation Date:: 14th, 20th, 26th of Nov & 12th, 18th, 24th of Dec
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| 10:00 am |
Depart from Busan (Subway) Station Exit 2 |
| 10:30 am |
Arrive at Eurari Square
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| 11:00 am |
7 Bridge Tour
- Yeongdo Bridge - Namhang Bridge - Eulsukdo Bridge - Sinho Bridge - Gadeokdo Bridge |
| 12:00 pm |
Lunch (Seafood Set Meal) |
| 14:00 pm |
Arrive at Lee Jung-seop Observatory |
| 16:00 pm |
Arrive at Jeonpo Cafe Street
- Coffee break |
| 18:00 pm |
Arrive at Hwangnyeongsan Beacon Mound |
| 19:00 pm |
Arrive to Busan (Subway) Station
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** Times may vary depending on traffic and local conditions. Please note that the schedule may change and be delayed due to heavy traffic, especially on holidays.
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