Gwangan Bridge (Diamond Bridge)

Where it is & how to get there

• Metro: Gwangan or Geumnyeonsan Station (line 2) for Gwangalli Beach.
• Light show: Light shows run on the bridge in the evenings; times change by season.
• Drones: Gwangalli hosts regular drone light shows on Saturdays (check schedule).

The story of Gwangan Bridge

Gwangan Bridge opened in 2003 and stretches about 7.4 km across the bay, making it one of the longest bridges in Korea. Locals call it the Diamond Bridge.

At night its LED lights change colour, and from Gwangalli Beach the view of the glowing bridge is one of Busan's signature sights. A fireworks festival is held here in autumn.

Best time to visit

Tips before you go

• Watch the night light show.
• Watch the bridge lights from Gwangalli Beach.
• Check the drone show schedule for Saturday nights.

What's around Gwangan Bridge

• Gwangalli BeachBest viewpoint.
• Millak Waterside ParkSeaside park.
• Haeundae15 minutes by taxi.
• Marine CitySkyscraper district.

Questions travellers ask