Haeridan-gil 해리단길
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The grid of low-rise alleys behind Haeundae's old train station, where former houses now hold bakeries, craft-beer taprooms, and tiny coffee and record shops. Come in the late afternoon to wander the mural-painted side streets, then stay for a beer as young Busan locals fill the outdoor tables. It sits about ten minutes on foot from the beach, so it works as an easy evening plan after a day on the sand.
Local context
Locals treat this as Haeundae's version of Seoul's Yeonnam-dong — most shops open around noon, and the alleys are liveliest on weekend evenings rather than mornings.
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