If you like the sea, the ports, and even more fish, Busan is for you. It is a kind of Korean Marseille, heart of a Southern culture, second city but first port of the country, the sixth of Asia. The jewel of Busan is its Jagalchi fish market, one of the few in Asia still partially on the street. We invite you to discover all its meanders, because we know him well since we helped Arte to shoot a documentary. Another gem of the city where it is better to be guided so as not to get lost is the village of Gamcheon, a former slum formed during the exodus of Seoulites because of the Korean War 1950-53. On the other side of town, the huge Haeundae Beach which has Los Angeles airs, with its three Sky tower tower towers, among the highest in the world. A little further, the Haedong Yonggungsa temple, on a rock flank. There are many other options, such as Songdo beach and its cable car overlooking the entire bay, other traditional villages less touristy than Gamcheon such as Huinyeoeul along the sea, or Beomeosa temple and its fortress around, in the middle of the mountains.