Browse a huge range of fine fashion and then go ice skating, sample gourmet foods or relax with a spa treatment in the world’s largest department store.
Shinsegae Centum City proudly claims its status as the world’s largest department store and offers boutique shopping, restaurants and entertainment. This comprehensive shopping centre covers 14 floors and can easily fill a full day with entertainment and activities.
Browse through nine floors of shops. See the latest luxury styles of the world’s biggest designers on the first floor, with stores for brands such as Gucci, Prada and Chanel. Pick out a new read on the fifth floor at the Kyobo Book Store, Korea’s largest bookstore chain. Below all this action, the basement grocery store sells gourmet foods at reasonable prices.
Shinsegae Centum has a number of sporting facilities. Glide around an ice rink that can fit up to 500 people or practise your golf swing at the centre’s indoor driving range. After getting a sweat up, enjoy a cool drink above the Nakdong River at the centre’s rooftop bar and garden.
Busan is famous for its medical and spa treatment centres and the Shinsegae Centum City Spaland is known for providing some of the best traditional spas and massages in the city. Reserve an appointment at Jimjilbang, a well-known spa that offers saunas, hot tubs, entertainment facilities, sleeping quarters and a restaurant. Choose from 22 spas and 13 sauna rooms that make up Spaland, including the themed Roman Sauna, a recreation of an ancient Roman bath.
The Shinsegae Centum City food courts offer some of the finest Korean and Japanese dishes in Busan. Browse the wide range of options at the food court on the basement floor or sit down at a restaurant on the ninth floor.
Shinsegae Centum City is open every day, year-round. Opening hours vary from store to store, with the basement floor open for longer hours than other stores. The ice rink, driving range and spas each charge separate entry fees, although the general shopping centre is free to enter.
Drivers can park in the centre’s basement garage or out the front in the parking lot. It’s free to park if you purchase something inside. Frequent buses and the subway stop at Shinsegae Centum City.
