[2025 Busan Attraction] Travel Guide for Busan Cinema Center (Updated Mar)

BIFF opens again in 2 months👏🏻 Why go to the Film Hall when it's not even BIFF season? For those of you who are wondering, I'll tell you a few things!! First, the outdoor screenings currently in progress🌬️ Every Tuesday at 8PM at the outdoor theater You can watch movies for free👀 It's on until 9/5, so check out the screenings🫶🏻 I saw La La Land a while ago, and the summer night vibes were crazy..🌃 It's good to bring mosquito repellent and a fan👍🏻 And the Film Hall library📚 You can rent movies and watch them just by showing your ID!! You can read books and listen to a few LPs🎧 There are desks and chairs, so it's good to spend time while enjoying cultural activities☺️ Address🏠 Movie theater Parking🚗 Own parking lot Operating hours🕰️ Tue-Sun 10:00~19:00 Culture day on the last Wednesday of the month 10:00~21:00 ⚠️ Closed every Monday, January 1, Lunar New Year and Chuseok holidays #Busan travel #Haeundae #Movie theater #Haeundae travel #Busan date

This is the Busan Cinema Center during the Busan International Film Festival. It has a great atmosphere, and during the festival, there are outdoor screenings and various pop-up stores, which is great!

📍Busan Cinema Center If you like movies, you must have visited the Busan Cinema Center at least once! Not only does it host international film festivals, but it also hosts various film festivals every year! When I went, they were screening Academy Award-winning films. I still remember Minari, which I saw during my trip to Busan✨ #BusanTravel #Busan #HotPlace #Movie #MovieGeek

“Busan” – The city of sea charm, culture and chill 🌊✨ If you want to travel to Korea with all the emotions, whether it’s experiencing the sea, tasting fresh seafood, shopping happily and absorbing Korean culture in a way that’s not too chaotic, Busan is the answer! The second largest city in Korea has both beautiful nature and city life that blend perfectly. 🌟 Atmosphere and highlights of Busan Busan is a city with charm with sea views, mountains and a city full of life. You can choose to travel in many styles, whether it’s walking along the beach, visiting old temples or walking in a local market. 1. Haeundae Beach (해운대 해수욕장) 🏖️ The most famous sandy beach in Busan. It is a place that both tourists and Koreans like to relax. In the summer, it is full of colorful umbrellas and people playing in the water. The winter season is perfect for a relaxing stroll, listening to the sound of the waves and enjoying the sea view. 2. Gamcheon Culture Village (감천문화마을) 🎨 An art village located on a mountain, filled with colorful houses and artwork in the alleys. You can stroll around and take beautiful photos at every corner. This place is like the “Santorini of Korea.” 5. Busan Cinema Center (부산 영화의 전당) 🎥 A venue for the Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) with cutting-edge architecture. If you are a movie lover, you must not miss it. How to travel from Seoul to Busan 🌆➡️🌊 Traveling from Seoul to Busan is convenient and there are several ways to choose from, including the high-speed train, bus, or plane. Travel time varies depending on your convenience. 🚄 1. KTX (High-speed Rail) – Fastest and most convenient • Travel time: Approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes • Price: 60,000–90,000 won per trip (approximately 1,600–2,500 baht) • Departure station: Seoul Station • Destination station: Busan Station #NatureTourism

🔸Movie Hall Library ✔️Location: 120 Suyeonggangbyeon-daero, Haeundae-gu, Busan The Movie Hall Library is a hidden gem in Busan. It's a place where you can find rare movies and related books, beautifully decorated and perfect for taking photos. It's free to use, making it a great spot to take memorable photos and enjoy cultural activities. It's a treasure that many people still don't know about.

#Sightseeing The Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) is a film festival held for 10 days every October. The main venue, the Busan Cinema Center, was completed in 2011 and screens over 300 titles every year. The unique big roof, designed by Coop Himmelblau, looks like a large piece of fabric fluttering through the air and is overwhelmingly impressive. Its size is so large that it is registered in the Guinness Book of World Records as the widest roof in the world. At night, more than 40,000 LED lights light up the building, creating a vibrant illumination of lights that you can enjoy. Normally, it is used for various purposes such as film screenings and event hosting. The attached film library is also impressive, and you can watch masterpieces from around the world for free. There is also a cinema with a wide selection of cinemas. When I went, the cherry blossoms were in full bloom and it was beautiful. Address: 120 Suyeonggangbyeon-daero, Haeundae-gu, Busan Metropolitan City

The Busan Film Hall is a dedicated venue for the Busan International Film Festival in Korea. It is the first venue for Korea's first film festival. It has also become an important symbol of Busan's becoming a famous movie city. Fans and friends must not miss it when they pass by.~ Usually there are not many people here, but during the Busan Film Festival from October to October, it is usually crowded, and basically Busan hotels are full. The degree of popularity is evident ~ This is also the venue for the opening ceremony of the Busan International Film Festival and the red carpet ceremony / the film festival during the hh/film festival will be released in this movie hall, usually as a cinema and theater, there will be regular The show was released. Although I can't see the goddess of the goddess, I can still be satisfied with the way they walked.~