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Busan 119 Safety Experience Center is a comprehensive urban safety experience center designed to prevent safety accidents that can occur in daily life and to enhance the ability to respond during disasters by providing experience and education on various types of disasters. The center consists of one basement floor and three above-ground floors, operating 11 experience courses and 33 exhibition rooms. It runs various learning and experience halls such as a safety awareness learning hall for preschool children, safe electricity use methods, disaster response methods in urban life, and safety accident response methods in daily life, promoting safety awareness among citizens.

This place was originally created by a Japanese merchant who made part of the Geumjeong Mountain foothills his private garden, and after liberation, it was designated as a park and named 'Geumgang Park.' The name 'Geumgang' comes from the mountain Geumjeong being so beautiful it was called 'So Geumgang,' meaning 'Little Geumgang,' referencing the famous Geumgang Mountain. Located in the city center, it is a park bustling with visitors throughout all four seasons and loved as a resting place anyone can enjoy. The park contains various cultural facilities including the Busan Folk Arts Hall, opened in September 1974 to discover, inherit, and promote the traditional folk arts of the Dongnae area, and the Busan Maritime Natural History Museum, Korea's first museum specializing in world maritime natural history. The Geumgang Park Cable Car is also a must-see attraction. Built in 1966, the cable car has operated for a long time, preserving its old red and yellow vintage appearance. Additionally, the park features sports facilities, the Imjin Dongnae Cemetery designated as Local Cultural Property Monument No. 13, and seven memorial monuments.