Taehwagang National Garden (the second national garden in Korea) is a representative tourist destination in Ulsan, with more than 20 themed gardens and a 4-kilometre-long Simni Bamboo Grove. Various events, including seasonal festivals, the Taehwa River Bamboo Forest Horror Festival and the Taehwa River International Jazz Festival are held here throughout the year. A work by Piet Oudolf (the master of natural gardens) can be found in the garden, a first in Asia.

As one of the 12 Sights of Daegu, Suseongmot Lake has been a popular tourist destination. In spring, cherry blossoms around the lake create a spectacular view. In winter, there are various events, including the Suseong Light Art Festival. At night, a laser music fountain show creates a beautiful nightscape. Nearby, Suseongmot Cafe Street and Deurangil Food Town are recommended gourmet tour destinations to taste the top 10 delicacies of Daegu.

Apsan Park is the largest natural park in Daegu covering an area of 16,800,000 ㎡. It consists of a cable car, an observatory and convenience facilities. Aside from the superb cityscapes, Apsan Observatory has become popular among tourists as it has a moon rabbit statue engraved with wishes. Apsan Sunset Observatory, Apsan Sky Love Bridge, and Apsan Gosangol Dinosaur Park are also recommended attractions.

OSIRIA Tourist Complex has accommodations, leisure facilities, a shopping center and a theme park. It houses the Busan National Science Museum, a golf course, Ananti Cove, Hilton Hotel, IKEA, Skyline Luge, and Lotte Premium Outlet. In particular, Ananti Cove has become popular for its infinity pool offering exotic ocean views and their state-of-the-art convenience facilities. In addition, the opening of Lotte World Adventure in 2022 added to the vitality of the complex.

Seomun Market has been one of three major traditional markets in Korea. It also is a representative market of Daegu, selling various textile items and foods. Dongseong-ro Street is the largest shopping street ideal for shopping, dining and finding accommodations. Also, with a convenient transportation system, the area has become the city's commercial center and the hottest tourist attraction with a cultural and tourism infrastructure.

Gwangalli Beach boasts a beautiful view of Gwangandaegyo Bridge and is the ideal spot to ride the SUP (Stand Up Paddleboard) thanks to its calm waves. The Gwangalli M Drone Light Show, the only regular drone show in Korea, is held every Saturday. A variety of events are held here – the Gwangalli Eobang Festival, a folk cultural festival with a fishing village theme; a Car-free Culture Street that opens its roads to citizens; and the Busan Fireworks Festival, the largest festival in Busan.

This is the main shopping district in the area with traditional markets such as Jagalchi Market, Gukje Market and Bupyeong Kkangtong Night Market. Plus, there are abundant historical and cultural resources at Yongdusan Park, Yeongdodaegyo Bridge, Bosu Book Alley and Forty Stairs. The area is also a filming site for the films "Ode to My Father (2014)," "The Attorney (2013)," and "Decision to Leave (2022)." Various cultural performances and events, including a festival on the eve of the annual Busan International Film Festival and the Busan Jagalchi Festival, are held here.

Songdo Beach was the first public beach to open in Korea in 1913. It is close to other attractions like Songdo Cloud Walk, Songdo Sea Cable Car and Songdo Yonggung Suspension Bridge. Songdo Yonggung Suspension Bridge connects Amnam Park with an uninhabited island across the sea, Dongseom Island. It is a great place to take in the view of the coastal cliff formation and the sea. At night, the bridge lights up, resembling will-o’-the-wisps floating on the sea.

Gamcheon Culture Village began as a temporary settlement for war refugees during the Korean War. In 2009, local artists and residents came together to implement a wildly successful urban regeneration project that transformed the entire village into a pastel-toned "art museum without a roof." Perceptive visitors can also note that the village is built into the slope of a mountain, and all alleyways in the village connect with each other.

Haeundae Beach is one of the most popular beaches in Busan. This wide sandy beach boasts a beautiful coastline. It is an ideal beach with shallow waters and calm waves. Various buildings and luxurious hotels nearby create a refined and modern atmosphere.Meanwhile, Songjeong Beach is known as the mecca for surfing, sought after by surfers looking for calm waves.

Located at the southern tip of Yeongdo Island is one of Busan’s most well-known attraction. Centred around a 250 metre-high hill, Taejongdae is home to nearly 120 species of plants, high cliffs and stranger rock formations. Visitors can navigate on foot or opt to take cruise ships or tourist trains. On clear days, visitors can see Tsushima Island 56 kilometres away. It was designated as a Scenic Site in November, 2005 and was recognised as a National Geopark in December, 2013.

BUSAN X the SKY is perched from the 98th to the 100th floors of the 411.6-meters high Haeundae LCT The Sharp Landmark Tower, offering a panoramic ocean view of Busan. Busan Green Railway, transformed from the former Donghae Nambu Line, is a 9.8-kilometers long urban walking trail along the coast. The Haeundae Beach Train also runs along the trail. The Busan Green Railway is a must-visit in Busan, where one can enjoy beautiful sunsets.