We bring you tourist information for Busan's Seomyeon area. We'll introduce you to spots where you can enjoy local culture and the latest trends.
Seomyeon, Busan, is located in the center of Busan Metropolitan City, where Busan Subway Line 1 and Line 2 intersect, and is the largest downtown area in Busan Metropolitan City, with commercial facilities, financial institutions, medical institutions, and educational institutions. There are two underground shopping streets centered around Seomyeon Station, one of which runs through Seomyeon Station and Bujeon Station.
The west side of Seomyeon, where Lotte Hotel Busan is located, is home to Seomyeon Road and other bustling areas such as Seomyeon 1-ga, Lotte Department Store, clubs, entertainment bars, hotels, and Seomyeon Market, which is home to the Daeji Gukbap Alley. Many medical facilities are also located here, making it a medical mecca.
In the commercial district on the east side, Seomyeon 2nd Street is the main downtown area and is known as a town for young people. In this area, Judith Taehwa Department Store, Jeonpo Cafe Street, pubs, izakayas, restaurants, etc. are increasing in number, and new buildings are also increasing. The National Railroad's Bujeon Station is located near Seomyeon, making it a convenient location for tourists to come directly to Seomyeon.
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Busan Citizens Park
Busan Citizens Park, located in Seomyeon, the center of Busan, is a large park that was converted from the former US military base, Hayaria Unit, by the city of Busan on January 2010, 1, and officially opened on May 27, 2014. The park has a total area of 5㎡ and is very spacious, with a high-rise building, a fountain, a fountain peninsula ... -
E-Mart Traders Seomyeon Branch
This is an E-mart Traders store, a warehouse-style discount store located near Busan Citizens Park in Seomyeon, Busan. -
Hound Hotel Seomyeon
A stylish hotel located in the center of Seomyeon, Busan Hello, Seomyeon, where Busan Subway Line 1 and Line 2 intersect, is home to the Lotte Department Store, Lotte Duty Free Shop, and the Busan Lotte Hotel, which is a combination of the Seven Luck Casino, which are well known in Japan, and the surrounding area is full of bars, restaurants, and light alcohol... -
Seomyeon Market
Located in Seomyeon, Busan's largest shopping district, this market is famous for its food rather than its shopping, and is always bustling with people lined up with kalguksu restaurants, traditional chicken and tteokbokki restaurants, and food alleys. -
Seomyeon Gopchang Grilled Street Culture Yanggopchang
Hello! The backstreets of the Lotte Hotel in Seomyeon, where Busan Subway Lines 1 and 3 intersect, are lined with a variety of restaurants, including a street of food stalls where you can enjoy a light drink. Among them is Gopchang Grill Street, where you can enjoy beef gopchang. Gopchang Grill in Nampo-dong... -
Jeongdongjin Seafood Hotpot Seafood Chim Seomyeon Main Branch
A restaurant in Seomyeon that serves delicious seafood jjim -
Gofuku Samgyetang
Hello, this is a samgyetang specialty restaurant located right behind Busan Lotte Hotel in Seomyeon, Busan. Obok Samgyetang is not very spacious, but since it is located near the Lotte Hotel, which is frequented by many Japanese tourists, it not only has a menu written in Japanese, but also has Japanese staff... -
Lotte Hotel Busan
Lotte Hotel Busan is a luxury hotel located in Seomyeon, downtown Busan. It is connected underground to Seomyeon Station, where Busan Subway Line 1 and Line 2 intersect, making it a convenient hotel for accessing Busan's tourist attractions. In addition, as it is a hotel that represents Busan, it is also popular with Japanese tourists. -
Oasis Foot Massage
Oasis Foot Massage is located in Busan Seomyeon, where Busan Subway Line 1 and Line 2 intersect! -
Hwajeong noodles
A cheap and filling restaurant located in Seomyeon. The beef soup is especially delicious, and the hot noodles are also recommended. If you visit Seomyeon, you should definitely stop by. -
Gaemijip Seomyeon Branch
Hello, if you walk from Seomyeon Daeji Gukbap Street in Seomyeon Market, where Busan Subway Line 1 and Line 2 intersect, to Seomyeon First Street, you will find Gaemijip Seomyeon Branch, famous for its Nakji (octopus) hotpot. Nassebokkeum Gaemijip Seomyeon Branch Gaemijip's main store is located in Gukje Market in Nampo-dong, Busan... -
Toyoko Inn Busan Seomyeon
Toyoko Inn Busan Seomyeon, which opened in March 2010 in Seomyeon, the downtown area of Busan, is located a 3-minute walk from Seomyeon Station, where Busan Urban Railroad Line 1 and Line 2 intersect. If you use the Busan subway, you can easily get to Nampo-dong, which has a common image of a market with Gukje Market and Jagalchi Market. -
Seoul Kakdugi (Jeonpo-dong branch)
A Seolleongtang specialty restaurant near Toyoko Inn Busan Seomyeon Branch. The branch of Seoul Kakdugi in Nampo-dong, a Seolleongtang specialty restaurant with delicious white beef soup, is located near the Japanese business chain hotel Toyoko Inn Busan Seomyeon Branch. One of Korea's representative dishes... -
Parking Sankomjango
Located at Busan's largest food market and at Busan's Busan Busan Station, this restaurant specializes in grilled gomjangguk (grilled gomjangguk). -
Faegushalmetchi
Hello, Hoeguksu Halmaejip, located at Exit 1 of Seomyeon Station on Busan Subway Line 9 where Busan Lotte Hotel is located, is a long-established restaurant with 50 years of tradition. The "hoe" in the signature dish, Hoeguksu, means raw fish, and it is served with boiled somen noodles topped with sunny lettuce and shredded cucumber... -
Nayeon Exchange in Seomyeon, Busan
Nayeon Money Exchange, located near Busan Seomyeon Station and Busan Lotte Hotel, is a money exchange office that has a reputation for offering good exchange rates. -
Macchandul Wangsoggeumgui Seomyeon Branch
Hello, behind the Lotte Hotel in Seomyeon, Busan, there are many restaurants where you can enjoy various foods and drinks. In one corner, there is a restaurant famous for its thick samgyeopsal. This yakiniku restaurant uses thick pork, so they heat the iron plate to 230 degrees and then... -
Sankoji Temple
Located about 1 minutes by town bus from Seomyeon, downtown Busan, where Busan Subway Line 2 and Line 15 intersect, Samgwangsa Temple was built in 1986 on a large site of about 11 square meters with the aim of promoting daily life Buddhism and popular Buddhism. It is known as the center of urban missionary work. -
Bujeon Station, Donghae Line (Busan-Gangneung Line)
The Donghae Line connects downtown Busan to Gijang County and the northeastern part of Busan, including Ulsan! -
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.
