Haeridan-gil starts when you cross the railroad tracks behind the old Haeundae Train Station from Exit 4 of Haeundae Subway Station in Busan. Haeridan-gil is named after Gyeongnidan-gil in Seoul. With various unique cafes and restaurants popping up along the narrow road, it has become a popular spot in Haeundae. Citizens and tourists alike intentionally visit this place to enjoy the free street atmosphere, including witty murals painted on alley walls. Diverse attractions such as charming cafes and restaurants with photo-worthy exteriors, prop shops selling unique souvenirs, and irregularly held flea markets draw visitors.