Fun things to do at night in Busan
Hit the Beach, a club popular with Koreans, is situated on a rooftop and offers amazing night-time views of the Seomyeon district. Cream Nightclub attracts mostly tourists and expats and offers a great Hip Hop party atmosphere. If you need something to eat, even after 3 am, you will find lots of street vendors selling delicious street food like spicy tteokbokki rice cakes and octopus pancakes along the side streets and alleyways of Seomyeon. Take the lift to the 100th floor of Busan X the Sky, an observatory situated in the Haeundae LCT Landmark Tower. The observatory, which closes in the late evening, covers the top three floors and includes sky restaurant, a sky garden, an artwork installation on the 99th floor, and a souvenir shop. The 98th floor stages evening light shows, and, on this floor, you’ll also find photo zones, rest areas, and a souvenir shop.
It is nice to enjoy a mug of beer, watch sports with locals and enjoy Korean food in a pub style setting. There is a sweet upstairs level with VIP tables and a giant balcony overlooking the club. There must be 2,000 people that can fit inside this place, and it stays packed until sunrise. It’s definitely a great place to party all night and experience Seoul’s culture at its finest. It took me a while to start enjoying myself at this club, as they kind of didn’t really know what to pla
From tteokbokki to tempura, squid to mandu, you’ll find lots of fine South Korean street food, plus given there are so many restaurants who all want your custom, prices at Haeundae Traditional Market are pretty cheap. Gwangan Bridge in Busan lights up every evening, with different times depending on the year. Generally, Gwangan Bridge becomes a beacon of light every evening from sunset until the early hours (usually 1am on weekdays and until 2am on weekends and public holidays).
Hit the Beach, a club popular with Koreans, is situated on a rooftop and offers amazing night-time views of the Seomyeon district. Cream Nightclub attracts mostly tourists and expats and offers a great Hip Hop party atmosphere. If you need something to eat, even after 3 am, you will find lots of street vendors selling delicious street food like spicy tteokbokki rice cakes and octopus pancakes along the side streets and alleyways of Seomyeon. Take the lift to the 100th floor of Busan X the Sky, an observatory situated in the Haeundae LCT Landmark Tower. The observatory, which closes in the late evening, covers the top three floors and includes sky restaurant, a sky garden, an artwork installation on the 99th floor, and a souvenir shop. The 98th floor stages evening light shows, and, on this floor, you’ll also find photo zones, rest areas, and a souvenir shop.
It is nice to enjoy a mug of beer, watch sports with locals and enjoy Korean food in a pub style setting. There is a sweet upstairs level with VIP tables and a giant balcony overlooking the club. There must be 2,000 people that can fit inside this place, and it stays packed until sunrise. It’s definitely a great place to party all night and experience Seoul’s culture at its finest. It took me a while to start enjoying myself at this club, as they kind of didn’t really know what to pla
From tteokbokki to tempura, squid to mandu, you’ll find lots of fine South Korean street food, plus given there are so many restaurants who all want your custom, prices at Haeundae Traditional Market are pretty cheap. Gwangan Bridge in Busan lights up every evening, with different times depending on the year. Generally, Gwangan Bridge becomes a beacon of light every evening from sunset until the early hours (usually 1am on weekdays and until 2am on weekends and public holidays).