Jeoryeonghaean Coastal Walking Trail

KANGKANGEE Arts Village

Kkangkkang-i Art Village is a sock-shaped village located across from Jagalchi Market, adjacent to Yeongdo Bridge and Namhang Bridge. Two water docks are filled with boats, and with over a dozen ship repair shipyards maintaining active vessel traffic, it is a place where one can observe the original form of Busan, a maritime cultural capital that originated and flourished at the harbor.

Jagalchi Market

Jagalchi Market is a coastal street spanning Jung-gu's Nampo-dong and Chungmu-dong, adjacent to the city center, serving both market and recreational functions. Together with nearby Sindo-a Seafood Market and dried seafood market, it best represents the character of the Busan region. The name Jagalchi is said to have originated either from a pebble beach or from the name of the 'jagalchi' fish species, which was commonly traded as live fish. Along the roadside of Jagalchi's coastal area, one can see the rare sight of vendor women selling mackerel, sea squirt, and whale meat, and the first floor of Sindo-a Seafood Market, which opened in 1980, offers live fish sales and fresh sashimi to eat on the spot.

Busan Museum of Movies

The Busan Film Experience Museum is the nation's first specialized film exhibition and experience facility. It features various exhibition facilities where visitors can understand the principles of film and experience the joy of production, as well as a high-tech cinema connecting film's past and future. Through storytelling content and diverse interactive experiences, it is a cultural space where visitors can see, feel, and enjoy everything about film. By following an engaging film exploration story through exhibitions and experiences, visitors can easily and enjoyably experience film content including film history and principles, film genres and production methods, and film festivals.

Mongjag

Mokjangwon

18th Wonton House

Bupyeong (Kkangtong) Market