LOTTE Hi-Mart Yeonsan Branch[Tax Refund Shop](롯데하이마트 연산점)

LOTTE Hi-Mart Yeonsan Branch[Tax Refund Shop](롯데하이마트 연산점)

– Homepage
company.himart.co.kr

LOTTE HIMART is Korea’s leading electronics and home-appliance retailer, offering everything from everyday appliances to smart devices in one place. With over 300 stores nationwide and an online mall, it’s known for competitive prices and professional in-store support.

– Address : 180, Gwajeong-ro, Yeonje-gu, Busan

※ Presentation Information
– Fair Day
Monday – Sunday

– Information and Guides
0507-1402-0105

– Opening Hours
10:00~20:00

– Day Off
Seollal (Lunar New Year’s Day) & Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving Day) holidays

– Parking
Available

– Restroom
Available

– Items for Sale
Electronic / digital products

◎ Nearby Tourism Infobox

⊙ F1963

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– Homepage
www.f1963.org

F1963 is a representative cultural complex and an emerging landmark in Busan. This factory produced wires in the past for about 45 years from 1963 to 2008. 2016 Busan Biennale was a turning point for this building as the building was transformed into a space for art and culture; various cultural events take place and it has an art library, exhibition hall, and concert hall. The base design and framework from the old factory were preserved during the renovation, leaving traces of the old building that give its unique atmosphere. Regenerated architecture and walking trails outside the space are designed to offer a pleasant walk. Visitors can also enjoy food, drinks, and activities inside the building from renowned branch stores such as Terarosa, a famous cafe in Gangneung; Boksoondoga, where one can taste the essence of traditional Korean fermented makgeolli (unrefined rice wine), and Hwasumok Flower & Garden, where visitors can take gardening and flower classes.

⊙ Hyewonjeongsa Temple (혜원정사)

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– Homepage
www.hyewon.or.kr

The “jeongsa” of Hyewonjeongsa Temple refers to a temple, meaning a place where practitioners dwell and dedicate themselves to spiritual cultivation. It houses various halls such as Daeungbojeon, Manbuljeon, Samseonggak, Bell Pavilion, Yosachae, and Statue of Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva. There is a hiking trail leading to the summit of Myobongsan Mountain, from where one can enjoy a panoramic view of Busan city.

⊙ B-Con Ground (비콘그라운드)

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– Homepage
b-con.bisco.or.kr

B-Con Ground  is a cultural complex in Busan, built by utilizing the empty space under an overpass. The complex is a cultural hub offering various exhibitions, cultural events, activities, and creative spaces for visitors. From playground and shopping ground to cafes, restaurants, art galleries, and a family deck, it truly offers all under one roof. Moreover, it provides a space for exhibition for disabled artists, as well as a venue for social entrepreneurs to hold exhibitions, cultural events, and sell artwork.

⊙ Mangmidangil Street (망미단길)

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Mangmidangil Street referst to the main street that connects the cultural alleys in Suyeong-gu, Busan. The area  is home to a variety of cozy cafes, photo studios, book stores, indie stores, workshop spaces, and clothing stores, attracting many visitors. Nearby attractions include B-Con Ground, a cultural complex featuring various facilities, and Suyeong Sajeok Park, an ideal spot to unwind and explore local history.

⊙ Suyeong Sajeok Park (수영사적공원)

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– Homepage
www.visitbusan.net

Suyeong-gu of Busan is a historical district nestled between Geumnyeonsan Mountain and Gwangalli Beach. It was the site of the Gyeongsang Jwado Marine Headquarters during the Joseon dynasty. In fact, its name ‘Suyeong’ was derived from ‘Sugunjeoldosayeong,’ meaning ‘marine headquarters.’

The Suyeong Sajeok Park was established in commemoration of the spirit of the Suyeong residents. It is designed to show their maritime lifestyle.