[2025 Busan Attraction] Travel Guide for UN 조각공원 (Updated Jul)

■ Location & Directions After getting off at Daeyeon Station on Busan Subway Line 2, I walked for about 10 minutes and saw the entrance to the UN Memorial Park. The signs and directions were well-organized, so I was able to enter the sculpture park without getting lost. ■ Park atmosphere Perhaps because it was a summer afternoon, there were many shaded areas in the park, and the green trees and grass made it feel cool even in the city. There were more sculptures on display than I thought, and each had its own unique look, so it was fun to discover them one by one while walking. There were benches here and there, so it was nice to sit down and rest for a while. ■ I liked this! - Thanks to the quiet atmosphere, it was nice to walk while quietly appreciating the works - The surroundings of the walking path were well-landscaped and there was a lot of shade, so it was comfortable even in the hot weather - Each piece had its own meaning, so the walk was not boring - The entire park was neatly managed, so the cleanliness was impressive ■ Disappointing points - Some sculptures were displayed without guide signs, so the explanations were disappointing - The water fountains were far away, and there were no stores, so you had to prepare water in advance - There were times when you could hear noise from nearby roads, so it was not completely the quiet of nature ■ Visiting tips - If you visit in the late afternoon in the summer, there will be less sunlight and it will be more comfortable to walk - Sneakers are a must if you want a long walk - It is recommended to take pictures of every corner of the works with your phone or camera, so it is good for leaving a lifetime shot #July travel support fund #Busan travel #Busan travel destination #Park walk

■ Location & Directions The park is about a 10-minute walk from Daeyeon Station on Busan Metro Line 2. It is located within the UN Memorial Cemetery, and following the signs makes it easy to find. ■ Atmosphere Usually serene, the sculpture park was lively today with picnic mats and picnic sets spread across the grounds. A small stage was set up among the cherry blossom trees, where live music played. Families and couples enjoyed the afternoon on the grass, creating a vibrant and memorable scene. ■ Highlights - Enjoyed live performances in nature for free - Photos taken with the sculptures as a backdrop turned out artistic - Relaxed on the grass or benches while snacking and enjoying the performances - After the performances, strolled around to admire various sculptures ■ Downsides - Sound levels could have been better managed due to the outdoor nature of the event - Competition for shaded spots was intense on a hot afternoon - Bringing your own portable chairs and water is recommended ■ Tips for Visitors - Check the event schedule on the official website or social media before visiting - Bring a portable mat or chair for a more comfortable experience - Prepare a windbreaker or light outerwear to handle indoor-outdoor temperature differences

■ Location & Directions After getting off at Daeyeon Station on Busan Metro Line 2, it takes about a 10-minute walk to reach the UN Sculpture Park located inside the UN Memorial Park. The signage is well-placed, so even first-time visitors won't have trouble finding their way. ■ Park Atmosphere Despite being in the heart of the city, the park offers a tranquil and peaceful ambiance. Along the walking paths, various sculptures are displayed, and the expansive lawn makes it perfect for strolling while admiring the artworks. Since it was the blooming season, there were plenty of flowers, making it a delightful spot for photography. ■ Highlights - Perfect for taking photos with friends while posing in front of the sculptures. - A natural way to enjoy meaningful artworks from different countries while walking. - The park is spacious and not crowded, making it ideal for quiet conversations. - Great views from any spot, providing a true urban retreat vibe. ■ Downsides - Lack of a clear guide map, so you might need to look up artwork descriptions online. - Some older sculptures have worn-out information plaques that are hard to read. - Convenience stores or kiosks are far away, so it's best to bring snacks in advance. ■ Tips for Visitors - Fully charge your camera or phone battery! It's a perfect spot for capturing memorable photos. - Take time to relax on a bench or the lawn. - Visit in the afternoon on a sunny day for the best lighting to photograph the sculptures.

■ Location & Directions About 10 minutes on foot from Daeyeon Station on Busan Subway Line 2, located inside the UN Memorial Park, making it easily accessible. There are well-marked signs around, so it wasn't hard to find your way. ■ Park Atmosphere A variety of sculptures and artworks are exhibited outdoors to commemorate the UN veterans. The wide green space and well-maintained walking paths make it perfect for taking a walk while appreciating the artworks. It was quiet on weekdays, so I was able to leisurely enjoy the artworks and the surrounding scenery. ■ I liked this! - Sculptures by artists from around the world are gathered in one place, giving it an international feel - Each piece has explanations in Korean and English, which helps with understanding - The park itself is spacious and quiet, so you can enjoy art appreciation and a walk at the same time - It is connected to the UN Memorial Park, so you can naturally think about peace and history ■ Disappointing points - Some of the sculptures looked old and needed maintenance - The distance between the pieces is quite long, so it is better to set aside some time to see the whole thing - There is a lack of guide maps in the park, so you may get lost a bit if you want to find a specific piece ■ Visiting tips - If you want to take a souvenir photo, visit early in the morning so there are fewer people and the background is cleaner - We recommend wearing comfortable sneakers! The distance between the pieces is wide - You can spend more time if you visit it together with the UN Memorial Park #July travel support fund #Busan travel #Busan travel destination #Exhibition date

I went to Starbucks yesterday, but today I went to a special Starbucks. This place is adjacent to the Peace Park, UN Sculpture Park, Busan Museum, and UN Cemetery, so many foreigners visit after sightseeing. Since there are many tourist attractions, the view is also good. The drinks are Starbucks drinks, but it's a really nice place. Business name: Starbucks Busan UN Park Address: 200 UN-ro, Nam-gu, Busan (Daeyeon-dong) #July travel support fund #Busan travel #Busan restaurants #Busan cafes