BTS will hold a concert in Busan on October 15, 2022 in hopes that Busan will be the host city of the World Expo 2030. The concert can have a special meaning not only for BTS fans but also for its members because Busan is the hometown of two of the group members - Jimin and Jungkook. Since we have already introduced some of the most memorable places for Jungkook and Jimin, this time we will follow the footsteps of V and RM so we can show you the places they have been to while they were visiting Busan.

Busan Citizens Park

Busan Citizens Park is one of the places V visited, and its themes of activity are Culture, Pleasure, Nature, and Participation. It's a great place to take a short walk and for picnicking when the weather is nice.
The fastest way to the place where V took his photos is through the South Gate. If you are driving, you can use the Busan Citizens Park Parking Lot (public) in front of the South Gate.
Go through the South Gate, and you will see a sign to Busan Citizens Park. Facing the sign, take the road to the left.
Go through the entrance, and you will see a map of the place. We recommend you to check your current location on the map before starting your tour around the park.
Within a short walking distance from the South Gate, you will come across pavilion called Citizens Floor. Turn right before reaching the Citizens Floor pavilion.

You will see the trail where V had his photos taken. It's a picturesque place with rows of trees and blue sky. On the ground, you will see a mark on which V took his photos. Strike the same pose as V for your photos!
After the photo spot, there is a playground for children. It's a fairy-like place designed like a fairy village with all the cute little things. There were a lot of picnickers in the park since it’s also popular as a picnic ground. However, since no tents or shade canopies are allowed here, have a picnic mat ready if you want to have a picnic.

Busan Citizens Park
73 Simingongwon-ro, Busanjin-gu, Busan
A 5 minute walk from Exit 7 of Bujeon Station, Subway Line 1
Parking: Busan Citizens Park Parking Lot

Busan Museum of Art

Well-known for his love of art, RM goes to art galleries pretty often. RM visited the Busan Museum of Art in 2019, 2020, and this year.
Let's go take a look inside the Busan Museum of Art, which is divided into main and annex buildings (Space Lee Ufan).
Step into the entrance, and you will be able to buy a ticket right there and then. Admission is currently free because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
On my way to the Museum held on the third floor of the main building was one of the exhibitions RM went, and it will be there until October 16, 2022. It looks they’re preparing for a new exhibition.

Everything Affects Each Other is an exhibition of the Busan Museum of Art’s collection dedicated to the history of Busan. ANGULAR CIRCLE: Kim Yongkwan presented in the Children’s Gallery on the first basement floor is a unique artwork made of figures.
Go get to Space Lee Ufan in the annex building, go out the door on the opposite side of the first floor entrance. It's where RM’s autograph is. His autograph is in the cafe on the first floor of Space Lee Ufan.
For your information, no photos are allowed in Space Lee Ufan, so it wouldn’t be a bad idea to just focus on the artwork.

Busan Museum of Art (Closed on every Monday)
58 APEC-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan
Exit 5, BEXCO (Busan Museum of Art) Station, Subway Line 2
Parking: Busan Museum of Art Parking Lot

Cine Road

BTS stayed at Park Hyatt in 2019 when they had a concert in Busan. At the time, they showed Gwangandaegyo Bridge from their hotel room on their SNS and live live broadcast.
RM also posted a photo of Gwangandaegyo Bridge from Park Hyatt. You can get a similar view from Cine Road. At dusk, there were many people on Cine Road taking photos of Gwangandaegyo Bridge.
Take pictures of Gwangandaegyo Bridge over the ocean and under the sky while taking a walk on Cine Road.

Cine Road
91 Marine City 1(il)-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan
A 18 minute walk from Exit 3 of Dongbaek Station, Subway Line 2

Gwangalli Beach

Gwangalli Beach is a must-visit attraction in Busan. Gwangalli Beach commands a great view of both Gwangandaegyo Bridge and Park Hyatt.
It may be why Gwangalli Beach has always been one of the most popular places in the city. During the day, a combination of shimmering waves and Gwangandaegyo Bridge offers a splendid view.
At night, lights on the bridge add to the scenery to create an even more beautiful view. The bridge was lit with purple lights in 2019 when BTS held a concert in Busan. At the time, Jimin shared the view on his SNS and V live.
A drone show takes place on every Saturday night, making the night view of Gwangalli Beach even more spectacular.
So it won’t be a bad idea to watch the drone show if you happen to be there on Saturday.

April 2 (Sat) - Dec. 31, 2023 (Sun)
20:00-22:00 (Mar-Sep)
19:00-21:00 (Oct-Feb)
Gwangalli Beach hosts 2 performances on every Saturday

Gwangalli Beach
219 Gwanganhaebyeon-ro, Suyeong-gu, Busan
A 13 minute walk from Exit 5 of Gwangan Station, Subway Line 2
Parking: Gwangalli Beach Parking Lot (Public)