MILLAC THE MARKET #藝文特區

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Gwangan Victoria Market
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Long ago, before going to Singapore as an exchange student, I went to Melbourne City, Australia. A friend of mine was studying there, but it was a place I went with great anticipation because it was my first trip alone. I couldn't spend much time with my hometown friend because he was in school, but the night market my friend took me to my memory is particularly memorable. I was very excited because it was my first time going to a night market in an English-speaking country. A place where several factory-style buildings were placed and numerous food trucks were clustered inside, and a small kiosk was set up to sell handicrafts and branded goods each of them had made. There were no specific seats. A place to eat while standing or occupy a few tables and freely buy and enjoy food from various places. It was a place where entertainment events were held, watched and enjoyed. A crazy variety of stories took place in one place. It is a place where you can enjoy a lot of fun in such a short time.
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Gakseol, Gwangalli was a very hot place when I lived in Busan. It is a place full of beer drinking while looking at the Gwangan Bridge, people running while looking at the Gwangan Bridge, and people taking a walk with their dogs. The same is true for Waterside Park A place where you can pack sashimi and buy alcohol in Millakhoe Town, where you can laugh and have fun with your friends. A place where young people from all over the country gather and write their stories. Gwangalli is literally an entertainment district.
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In such a land, today's space appears with a unique program. it's a market But in addition to the traditional market, it offers just the convenience needed for the modern era. The market is not attached to the first floor. To make good use of the floor space, a parking lot is provided on the first floor. And three factory-type blocks with a triangular roof are attached to form a 'ㅅㅅㅅ' shape and open a market on the second floor. There are places where you come in here for a short time, and there are places where you come in as if you are always there. A wide variety of brands, from juice shops to soba restaurants, rice bowl restaurants, beer shops, accessory shops, furniture brands, lifestyle brands, and fashion brands, occupy one side of the space and write stories. And the difference in height from the first floor that was created by raising it to the second floor becomes a table for customers who use this market. A view of Gwangan Bridge from the rear. A cool open view and a pleasant environment that you can enjoy every day regardless of the weather. People who drink beer, people who eat drinks, people who eat ice cream, people who read books, people who spend time with their dogs, and young couples with children, a wide variety of people gathered in one place.
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It reminds me of the Victoria night market I went to a long time ago.
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The solid and heavy material of brick creates a unified impression, and the material of steel frame gives the impression of an industrial space somewhere. But it is well organized. Each of the designed tables and brands occupies spaces that reveal their own colors, pouring diversity into diversity.
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'View of Gwangalli, various people, various spaces, a well-organized market, pleasant interior environment and parking lot' It is well prepared so that you can enjoy it every day, every day.
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This is Victoria Market #Millac the Market in Gwangalli.
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Location _ 56, Millaksubyeon-ro 17beon-gil, Suyeong-gu, Busan
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Fully equipped parking lot [ 1 hour free ]
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Business hours _ 10-24
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Spaces to share _ Starbucks, Kocamome, People Works, Loco, The Fitzza, Banana Cream, Naked Ape, Borrie Bakery & Deli, Grapes, Fruit Cart, Somtare, Lobster Bar, Common Table, Romi, Pukis, Richoya, Goal Studio, Pony Film, Dujangwon, Lang, Grilled Sakong, Hey Dog, M Contemporary