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Cultural Facilities CULTURAL FACILITIES Dongbaek Kukjang / Let’s Run Park (Horse Racing Park) Busan Cultural Contents Complex / Sasang Indiestation / Busan Cinema Center Busan Cinema Center Dongbaek Kukjang Busan Cultural Contents Complex Let’s Run Park Busan Sasang Indiestation UNIQUE VENUES BUSAN GUIDE Let’s Run Park Busan Gyeongnam Korean Racing Authority ‘Let's Run Park Busan Gyeongnam’ is a general leisure town that opened in September 2005 with the aim of supporting the Busan Asian Games in 2002, revitalizing the local economy, and spreading a healthy leisure culture. The area includes a spectator stand for 30,000 persons and parking facilities for 4,800 vehicles. This equestrian theme park is becoming a popular tourist destination not only in the Busan and the Gyeongnam region, but also in the entire southern region of Korea. Location 929, Garak-daero, Gangseo-gu, Busan Website www.kra.co.kr Contact Number +82-51-901-7127 (Busan Planning Team) Email [email protected] How to rent Inquire by phone Access About 12.64 km from Gimhae International Airport Air (takes about 20 minutes) About 20.30 km from Busan Station (takes about 1 Hour) / Train / Metro 20 minutes by car (13.32 km) from Hadan Station (Line 1) Parking Facilities Accommodates 4,800 vehicles / 1,000 Buses Accommodations Accommodations nearby Hadan, Busan Meeting & Banquet Facilities Meeting Facility Facilities and room name Venue Area Capacity equipment PT Catering Viewing Lounge 1,293 Table - 300 - X X Hall 4F ㎡ ※ Outdoor space : Outdoor squre(available for events) Capacity(More than 3,000 - Large outdoor events available) 1. Equestrian competition (Korea-Japan friendly competition, etc.) 2. BOF (Busan One Asia Festival) Notable past 3. Automobile (test driving, launching) promotion events 4. The Color Race 5. Filming of the TV show Running Man Recommended ■Large meetings/forums ■Banquets/receptions ■Events MICE events 52 / 53 UNIQUE VENUES BUSAN GUIDE Busan Cultural Contents Complex This facility is operated by the Busan Information Industry Promotion Agency as a company support facility to foster the cultural contents industry in Busan. Busan Information Industry Promotion Agency is an organization that fosters the IT and CT industries. It organizes annual events such as an international game exhibition (Gstar), IT Expo, Cloud Expo, and hackathon competitions. On the second floor, there is "Gstar Thenollja" content experience hall, the creator studio, on the third floor, there is a conference hall, the global game center, the gym, on the fourth floor, there is a conference room and cafeteria, on the fifth floor, there is a Contents Korea Lab and on the sixth to ninth floors, there are corporate rooms. Cultural content companies in various fields, such as video / game / animation / publishing / mobile / webtoon, have moved into the corporate rooms and the space supports Busan CT companies in connection with various support businesses. Location 140, Suyeonggangbyeon-daero, Haeundae-gu, Busan Website www.busanit.or.kr/bcc / ITBusan Contact Number +82-51-749-9157 Email [email protected]/ [email protected] BCC 4th floor, phone 051-749-9159 (see website for space rental application) How to rent Contents Korea lab (CKL) 4, 5th floor: 051-749-9175 (call for application) Access About 28.60 km from Gimhae International Airport Air (takes about 1 hour) About 14 km from Busan Station (takes about 30 minutes) / Train / Metro 10 minutes on foot from Centum City Station (Line 2) Bus 5-1, 36, 40, 63, 115, 139, 141, 155, 181, 307, 1001, 1002 Parking Facilities Accommodates 176 vehicles Intium - 28 rooms (accommodates 70 people), Accommodations Centum Hotel - 543 rooms (accommodates 1,100 people) Meeting & Banquet Facilities Notable past events Meeting Facility Facilities and room name Venue Area Capacity equipment PT Catering 1. Business meetings 2. Busan Global Webtoon Festival CKL Table - 60 3. Contents Korealab - cultural contents seminar Complex 5F 262.2 Lecture - 60 O X 4. Indie creator education space ㎡ Standing - 80 Table / Chair CKL / Projector Recommended MICE events Media 4F 124.8 Lecture - 30 O O ■ Room ㎡ Small meetings/seminars 54 / 55 UNIQUE VENUES BUSAN GUIDE 사상인디스테이션 Sasang Indiestation The CATs Sasang Indistation is operated by the Busan Cultural Foundation. The Container Art Terminals (CATs), which were established as a part of the Creative City Creation Project of Busan Metropolitan City in July 2013, act as complex culture facilities consisting of 27 containers symbolizing Busan’s dynamism. They were constructed as two facilities standing three stories above ground. The site is composed of ‘Soran-dong’ consisting of a multi-purpose hall and exhibition room, and ‘Doran-dong’ consisting of a studio room, residence and office. It is a center of indie culture for young people. It is positioned as a landmark of western Busan and contributes to the enjoyment of civic culture through various art and culture programs for youths. There is a monthly performance of the ongoing ‘Hot Friday Party’, planned performances, exhibition, and a wide range of programs. Location 'CATs Sasang Indiestation', 190, Sasang-ro, Sasang-gu, Busan Website www.bscf.or.kr Contact Number +82-51-316-7632 Email [email protected] Inquire by phone, apply via internet/homepage, submit application How to rent by email. Event Assistance after internal approval and processing. Access About 4.36 km from Gimhae International Airport Air (takes about 15 minutes) About 9.44 km from Busan Station (takes about 30 minutes) / Train / Metro 3 minutes on foot from Sasang Station (Line 2) Parking Facilities None Accommodations Accommodations are available in the surrounding area Nearby Places Samnak Ecology Park, Myungpoom Garo Park, etc. of Interest Meeting & Banquet Facilities Meeting Facility Facilities and room name Venue Area Capacity equipment PT Catering Multipurpose Standing - 150 138 O O Hall ㎡ Table - 80 Soran Exhibition 8.6x4 Table / Chair Standing - 30 O O Dong Hall 5.8x1㎡ Sound / Projector ㎡ 3F 40 Standing - 50 O O ㎡ ※ Outdoor space: Outdoor terrace (available for events). Capacity: 50 outdoor seats 1. Indie festival, Indie Warhol Notable past 2. Young Artists Invitational Exhibition – different colors events 3. Sub-culture Special Exhibition – Real Super Ultra Fantastic Manhwa Room 4. LIFE CLASS Recommended ■Events ■Exhibition MICE events 56 / 57 UNIQUE VENUES BUSAN GUIDE Busan Cinema Center This facility is the home theater for the Busan International Film Festival, and features two small conference rooms, one indoor performance space (841 seats), and four indoor theaters [small theater with 212 seats, medium theater with 413 seats, CinemaTech with 212 seats, and film screening room with 36 seats]. In addition, an outdoor theater and the Dureraum Plaza are available for performances or film-related events. An indoor exhibition space that functions as a multipurpose room (941㎡) is available as well. There are two huge roofs above the outdoor theater and outdoor plaza to protect from the weather, and in the evenings, you can display and direct various images through LED roof lighting. Location 120, Suyeonggangbyeon-daero, Haeundae-gu, Busan Website www.dureraum.org Contact Number +82-51-780-6023(Cultural business team) Email [email protected] Please inquire with the person in charge by phone. How to rent Forms are available on the website for download ==> Submit by email Access About 28.60 km from Gimhae International Airport Air (takes about 1 hour) About 14 km from Busan Station (takes about 35 minutes) / Train / Metro 5 minutes on foot from Centum City Station (Line 2) Bus 5-1, 36, 40, 63, 115, 139, 141, 155, 181, 307, 1001, 1002 Parking Facilities Accommodates 501 vehicles / 5 buses Intium - 28 rooms (accommodates 70 people), Accommodations Centum Hotel - 543 rooms (accommodates 1,100 people) Meeting & Banquet Facilities Facilities and Meeting Venue Facility Capacity PT Catering room name Area equipment Table - 1,000 Outdoor 1F 8,010.2 Lecture - 4,000 O O Theater ㎡ Standing - 3,000 Sky Lobby 1~3F - Lecture - 841 O Theater available Middle 7~8F - Lecture - 413 O X Theater Table / Chair Little 7~8F 2 theater Lecture - 212 Sound / Projector O X Theater Screening B1F - Lecture - 35 O X Room Lecture 2F 44.4 Lecture - 22 O X Room A ㎡ Lecture 2F 107.9 Lecture - 50 O X Room B ㎡ 1. 2014 Incentive Tour sponsored by Amway (3,000 people) 2. 2014 ITU Plenipotentiary Conference Official Welcoming Ceremony and Opening Gala (3,000 people) 3. 2015 ISU World Congress (2,904 people) Notable past 4. 2016 International Conference on Ocean, Offshore, & Arctic Engineering OMAE events -welcome reception (500 people), FATF welcome event (500 people) 5. 2018 Annual Meetings of the African Development Bank Group Host City’s Welcome Dinner, African Cultural Festival, KOAFEC Development Concert (14,500 people) Recommended ■Banquets/receptions ■Events MICE events 58 / 59 Busan National Science Museum GloVil Art Hall Design Center Busan Museum DAH: Busan Museum of Art United Nations Peace Memorial Hall Korea National Maritime Museum EXHIBITION FACILITIES Museum DAH: / Busan National Science Museum Korea National Maritime Museum / GloVil Art Hall / Design Center Busan Busan Museum of Art / United Nations Peace Memorial Hall UNIQUE VENUES BUSAN GUIDE Museum DAH: Museum DAH: (Digital Art House) is Korea’s first and largest digital media museum. It was opened in Centum City, Haeundae, Busan, on August 14, 2019. The museum attempts to converge various cultural genres by combining different genres, images, time, space, industries, and the
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