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[pixykat222]

Any suggestions?

[warren pease]

Day 1: drinking

Day 2: beach

Day 3: hiking

Day 4: drinking while hiking followed by drinking on the beach.

I'll keep an eye out for you

[chris_J2]

http://wikitravel.org/en/Busan#See

Busan Tower
Taejongdae
Beomeosa Temple
Haeundae Beach / Dongbaek
Hur Shim Chung Spa
UN Memorial Cemetery
Geumjeong Fortress

[sjv8603]

There was a thread on this a few weeks back:

http://forums.eslcafe.com/korea/viewtopic.php?t=151075

[I-am-me]

Take the ferry to Japan.

[Lostone7]

I am going to Seoul from Busan

[JBomb]

Jalgachi Fish Market is a must, Seomyeon and PNU area have some good foreigner bars and some good night life. So does the Kyungsung area. For shopping and a spa treatment head to Shinsegae Mall which is right by the Centuum City subway stop on line 2. I would also try to maybe check out Beomeosa shrine which is close to the city and up a mountain too if you are into hiking and temples. The Museum and UN war memorial sites are also good for a been there done that. Also the Lotte Giants are in town this weekend and that is really fun even if they are crap.

[chris_J2]

[Looney]

surprised no one else has mentioned it yet but Gwangalli beach, nightlife there is pretty good too.

[cdninkorea]

I recommend the Democracy Park museum (민주공원). When you get out of Busan station, cross the street and get into a taxi. It's about 3,000 won to the park, and the museum is there. Admission is 400 won (yes, only 400) and the observation deck on top of the building offers the best view of Busan- much better than Busan Tower, which is shabby with dirty windows (making decent photos impossible). The museum itself is interesting too if you're interested in modern Korean history.