A considerate tip
“Choose your route before climbing: Visit Busan notes a shorter walk from Jungang Station Exit 1 (about 6 minutes) and a roughly 7-minute walk from Nampo Station Exit 7. An escalator entrance near the metro can reduce the uphill walk. Do not treat the tower as an automatic add-on—the park is free but tower admission is paid, and the official source says tower operation can change with the weather. Check current entry, price and any night programme before going.”
Practical notes
- Address
- Busan Tower · 37-30 Yongdusan-gil, Jung-gu, Busan Taxi card: 부산광역시 중구 용두산길 37-30 (부산타워)
- Hours
- Yongdusan Park is listed as open year-round. Visit Busan lists Busan Tower daily 10:00–22:00 with last admission at 21:30, but notes that tower operation can change with the weather. Check the official source for current ticket details and entry status before planning a night view.
- Getting there
- Use Metro Line 1 to Jungang Station Exit 1 or Nampo Station Exit 7, then follow the route to the park. Choose your approach with the uphill sections and steps in mind.
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Times and venue conditions can change. Confirm important details with the official source before you go.
Choose the free park and paid observatory separately
Yongdusan Park is free to walk through; Busan Tower’s observatory is separately ticketed if you want a higher harbor view. If the observatory is not essential, use the park as a short pause between Nampo-dong and Jagalchi.
Ticketing ends at 21:30, before the listed 22:00 closing. The park involves an uphill approach, so choose the station route that suits your group. Check for weather-related changes before leaving.
Official information · Checked: 2026-10-31
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