Busan Travel Guide 2026: Sky Capsule Tips & Who's Mumu Bakery Review

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 Are you planning a trip to Busan in 2026? Today we’re taking you through two of the city’s most iconic spots: the legendary Haeundae Sky Capsule and the quirky, butter-scented world of Who's Mumu Bakery. Whether you're a foodie or looking for the most romantic view in Korea, this guide has you covered.

First Stop: Who's Mumu Bakery (The Butter Cave) Located just a 3-minute walk from the Mipo Blue Line Station, Who's Mumu is more than just a bakery—it’s an experience. As soon as you step into "Mumu’s Sweet Butter Cave," the smell of fresh pastry hits you.

  • What to Order: We highly recommend the BLT Boni on a fresh baguette or the Pesto & Burrata Focaccia ($8–$12).

  • Don't Miss: The seasonal strawberry tarts. Even if they look white in the middle, they are incredibly juicy and sweet [10:42].

  • Pro Tip: If the terrace is full, take your pastries to go and enjoy them by the beach while you wait for your train.

The Main Event: Busan Sky Capsule Guide The Haeundae Blue Line Park is officially one of the top 100 must-visit spots in Korea. It takes you from Mipo Station to Cheongsapo Station with breathtaking coastal views.

  • Cost: 40,000 Won for a two-person one-way ticket [12:45].

  • Booking Tip: These sell out fast! We arrived at 1:30 PM and couldn't get a slot until 3:30 PM. Book in advance online or buy your tickets early in the day [13:00].

  • The Experience: The ride takes about 30 minutes. It’s private, quiet, and easily one of the most romantic things to do in Busan [16:04].

Final Verdict Is it worth the price? Absolutely. For the best experience, we recommend taking the Sky Capsule one way and walking the scenic, shaded trail back [17:47].

Location: Busan, South Korea

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