Daegu Subway Map vs Busan Metro Map

Discover Daegu, one station at a time. Daegu Subway Map brings a transport map, offline route planning and a practical city guide together on iPhone and iPad. Connect the places you want to see with nearby stations, understand your next transfer and build a day around the city’s neighborhoods and landmarks. EXPLORE THE INCLUDED METRO NETWORK Browse Metro Lines 1 and 2, the elevated Line 3 monorail and the included Daegyeong regional rail route on an interactive map. Explore color-coded lines and stations. View the network, focus on a line and open station information to understand the places along your journey. Coverage follows the app’s stored network data; confirm current services and operating conditions with the relevant transport operator. PLAN ROUTES OFFLINE Choose your departure and destination stations, then review the suggested journey. See the stops, transfers and estimated travel time before setting off. The planner calculates supported routes using stored network data, so route calculation works offline. Open the route map for geographical context when an internet connection is available. Estimated times help you plan; they are not live departure times and may not include waiting or delays. KNOW YOUR NEXT STATION Open station details to learn about the included lines, connections and nearby places. Use station names as anchors for a day in Daegu, from Banwoldang to Dongdaegu Station and a different neighborhood. DISCOVER DAEGU BEYOND THE PLATFORM Explore the station-based city guide and find ideas for places to visit. Connect sightseeing with the transport network. Read about featured landmarks, understand nearby station access and choose what interests you. Check opening hours, reservations, ticket requirements and entry arrangements directly with each venue before visiting. KEEP PRACTICAL INFORMATION CLOSE Read transport information, shopping guidance and useful visitor tips in the app. Find emergency resources and links to travel services. Explore accommodation, tours and other options through external providers where offered. External bookings and purchases are handled by those providers under their own terms; availability and prices can change. MADE FOR iPHONE AND iPAD Carry your plan on iPhone or use the larger iPad display to study the network and read the guide. Move from the map to a route, then from a station to ideas for the surrounding area. Whether this is your first Daegu visit or a chance to explore a new district, transport and discovery stay together. FEATURES AT A GLANCE • Interactive map of the included rail network. • Offline route calculation between supported stations. • Stops, transfers and estimated journey times. • Line and station information. • Station-based city guide and nearby places. • Transport, shopping and visitor resources. • Layouts for iPhone and iPad. Daegu Subway Map is an independent travel app, not an official transport operator app. Online maps and external services require internet access. Some features or content may require watching an advertisement. Check current fares, timetables, disruptions and accessibility with the operator before traveling. Open the map, choose your stations and discover Daegu at your own pace.

The whole Busan metro in one app — lines 1 to 4, the Busan–Gimhae light rail and the Donghae line. Real published timetables for every station and the fastest route between any two, with no internet needed. ■ Timetables for all 149 stations Not just the big interchanges. Every station on all six lines has a timetable, with separate weekday, Saturday and holiday services, and the first and last train of the day to the minute. ■ A timetable per destination, not per direction Trains from the same platform do not all go to the same place. Line 2 at Seomyeon is split into Jangsan, Yangsan and Hopo services, so you look at the trains you can actually take. ■ Fast routes Enter where you are and where you are going. Two routes come back side by side: · Fastest · Fewest transfers Departure, arrival, total time and number of changes, together on one screen, so you can see what the trade is. ■ Two maps, not one A diagram with the lines straightened, and a map that draws every station where it really is. Both are in the app; switch whenever you like. It opens on the diagram, where names never collide and interchanges read at a glance. Switch to the real map to see how the Nakdong River runs and how far Haeundae really is. Pinch to zoom, smoothly. ■ Korail interchanges done properly Bujeon on the Donghae line and Bujeon on Line 1 are separate buildings 360 m apart. This app shows them as two stations and works out the real walk between them: Gyodae 5 min, Bujeon 7 min, BEXCO 8 min, Geoje 4 min. ■ Live journey guidance Pick a route, start the journey, and the app keeps telling you the next station, how many stops are left, and where to change. You will not miss your stop on a line you do not know. ■ Works without internet The map, the stations and the timetables are all stored on your phone. When the signal drops on an underground platform, routing and timetables keep working. ■ 17 languages 한국어, English, 中文, 日本語, Tiếng Việt, ไทย, O'zbekcha, Filipino, Русский, नेपाली, Khmer, Bahasa Indonesia, Монгол, Myanmar, বাংলা, Sinhala, Қазақша. Station names are a separate setting. Read the app in your own language and keep station names in Hangul, so they match the signs on the platform. ■ What is covered 149 stations, 6 lines. Line 1 (Nopo–Dadaepo Beach), Line 2 (Jangsan–Yangsan), Line 3 (Suyeong–Daejeo), Line 4 (Minam–Anpyeong), Busan–Gimhae Light Rail (Sasang–Kaya University), Donghae Line (Bujeon–Taehwagang). From Seomyeon, Busan Station, Nampo, Haeundae, Gwangan, Centum City, Dongnae and Sasang out to Gimhae Airport, Gijang and Taehwagang in Ulsan. ■ Good for · Checking the last train before you miss it · The light rail timetable on the way to Gimhae Airport · A first trip to Haeundae or Gwangalli · Underground platforms with no signal · Showing the map to a visitor who has just arrived ■ No sign-in No account, no name, no phone number. Saved routes and settings stay on your phone and are sent nowhere. The app does not ask for your location. ■ Data sources Built with public data from the Korea National Railway (전국 도시철도 운행정보). Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL. Timetables come from the published annual dataset, so they can be a minute or two out after the operator retimes a service. Live train positions are not shown, because Busan Transportation Corporation does not publish them. Free, with ads.