BUSAN X the SKY is an observatory occupying the 98th to 100th floors of the Haeundae LCT Landmark Tower, one of Korea's tallest buildings at 411.6 meters. Its signature draw is a sweeping 360-degree panorama of Haeundae Beach, the Gwangan Bridge, and the Busan skyline. The view transforms completely through the day, from daytime sea views to sunset and glittering night scenes.
The 100th-floor 'Shocking Bridge' glass-floor sky walk, where you look straight down at Haeundae Beach far below - a must-do photo spot
The world's highest Starbucks on the 99th floor, where you can enjoy a coffee with the view
Immersive media zones, an art gallery, and floor-to-ceiling panoramic glass on the 100th floor
Golden-hour sunsets and night views, when Haeundae and the lit-up Gwangan Bridge are at their most striking
The 99th-floor Sky 99 Grill & Pasta restaurant and the outdoor Sky Garden photo area
Good to know
RulesThe 99th-floor Starbucks is reported to accept card payment only, so bring a card rather than cash (verify the latest policy).
MannersThe glass windows and glass floor are the most popular photo spots and get crowded. Don't monopolize a spot for long, and take turns so others can get their shots.
SeasonFine dust, fog, or overcast weather can badly reduce visibility. Clear days (especially autumn and winter) offer far better views.
SafetyIn daytime, reflections on the glass show interior lights and people in your photos. Press the lens close to the glass to reduce glare, or consider an evening visit for cleaner shots.
CautionOnline and travel-platform tickets are often cheaper than the gate price (adult approx. 27,000 won). Buy from official channels or trusted resellers, and be wary of unofficial tickets priced suspiciously low.
MannersSunset and night are the busiest times. For a calmer visit, consider arriving right at opening or on a weekday.
Practical info
The nearest subway is Jungdong Station on Busan Metro Line 2 (Exit 7, about a 13-15 minute walk); Haeundae Station is farther away. Hours are typically 10:00-21:00 (last admission 20:30), though they can vary by day and season, so check the latest. Admission runs about 27,000 won for adults and 24,000 won for children/seniors (under 36 months free), with 2 hours of free parking advertised for observatory visitors. Confirm current prices, hours, and parking before your visit.
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