Couples can sip coffee in the old-bank café, enjoy free concerts, and explore exhibits together; the setting is intimate for a date, but limited night lighting and small size shorten stay length.
Why 2-3 hours visit duration is ideal for couple trip: Gives time to explore exhibits, browse the library, and relax at the cafe.
Relax at Casa Busano Café:
Sip coffee and desserts inside the restored Bank of Korea interior.
Tip: Pick a window seat for two and try the signature espresso.
Browse the library and archives:
Explore over 10,000 books on Busan’s modern history in window seats sized for pairs.
Tip: Reserve a sunny spot by arriving early.
Explore the mini-exhibition on the second floor:
Learn the annex’s building history and architecture through curated displays.
Tip: Scan the QR codes for English audio guides.
Join a guided Busan Walk hillside tour:
Walk Mangyang-ro and 168 Stairs with expert commentary on local history.
Tip: Book your free spot online at least a week before.
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Item | Cost (Approx.) |
---|---|
Museum entry | KRW 0 |
Coffee at Casa Busano Café | KRW 5,000 |
Dessert at the café | KRW 6,000 |
Total Estimated | KRW 11,000 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
Spring and summer feature free photo talks, book concerts, and guided tours requiring advance registration. Autumn and winter visits are quieter; check the website for occasional indoor events.
Address: 104 Daecheong-ro, Jung-gu, Busan, South Korea
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Oscar García
If you are ever in the second largest city in the Republic of Korea. This museum exhibition in Busan offers and captures an important time in the making of a Busan. It gives a historical perspective of the industrious port city from in beginnings of LG, to it's shipbuilding industry, along with various other industries such as chemical, rubber, and textile. The contemporary artwork includes: the...
Jason Lim
It was an amazing place to learn about past Busan. And I saw a artworks in a basement for free. After then, I had a comfort time with a good coffee.
Maggie Wu
After museum, it’s good having a cup of coffee
Jon W
Incredible free museum that details the history of Busan. Very high quality interactive exhibits. Total of 4 floors including the basement. Lots of English translations. QR codes available to listen to audio tour in Korean, Chinese, Japanese and English. Beautiful and well organized.
Percy Mitchell III
The Busan Modern History Museum is definitely a must see for history buffs or for people who want just want to get away to a quiet place. It's very informative and you'll learn a lot about how Busan came to be from the 1850's to the Modern day.
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