Best Things to Do in Busan, with baby

International Market is 40% Baby-Friendly

Babies are allowed, yet stroller space shrinks in peak hours and aisles are uneven; no on-site nursing room or diaper table means parents must improvise or walk to nearby subway facilities.

Recommended visit duration: 3-4 hours

Jagalchi Market is 40% Baby-Friendly

Babies are allowed, but no diaper tables, no nursing room, crowded wet walkways, and occasional stairs mean caregivers must bring gear, lift strollers, and cope with noise and smells; check details before going.

Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours

Haedong Yonggung Temple is 36% Baby-Friendly

Babies are not barred, but parents must carry them because 108 steps lack ramps; no nursing room, stroller rental, or changing tables makes anything beyond the entrance plaza tiring.

Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours

Beomeosa Temple is 36% Baby-Friendly

Babies are allowed, but terrain forces carriers, restrooms lack diaper tables, no nursing room on site and chanting bells may disturb sleep, so only brief gate visit is practical.

Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours

Skyline Luge Busan is 32% Baby-Friendly

Infants under 85 cm cannot board luge, skyride, or zipline, and no nursing room or diaper station is listed, so one parent must watch from the deck, giving babies little to do on-site.

SPA LAND Centum City is 9% Baby-Friendly

Spa Land bans babies and all children under 7, and there are no nursing or diaper facilities inside, so families with a baby cannot visit at all.