Top Hiroshima Walking Tours - page 7

This full-day walking tour connects Hiroshima’s tradition, memory and future along one storyline. This tour is great for any types of travelers , such as History buffs and soccer fans, who hope for peace. You’ll visit the sacred island of Miyajima, cruise the Hiroshima World Heritage sea route to the Atomic Bomb Dome, learn about the atomic bombing at the Peace Memorial Park and Museum, then walk around the new downtown football stadium Edion PEACE WING Hiroshima. Edion PEACE WING Hiroshima, a new “city stadium that creates excitement 365 days a year”, and walk through the public areas of Hiroshima Stadium Park. On certain days, you can enter Edion Peace Wing Hiroshima for free. Please check the tour photos for details. This is a walking tour of about 7 hours with several kilometers of walking. The tour does not include match viewing.

bring visitors in Hiroshima to discover the most famous and interesting places, telling them about the history, culture and curiosities of Japanese people. This is a fully customized tour based on guest needs and requests. Journey to discover the places destroyed by the atomic bomb of August 1945, including the famous Genbaku Dome. We'll continue on a guided tour of the peace memorial park with its many memorials, Shukkeien park and then move to the magical island of Miyajima, characterized by the majestic Torii and the friendly deer that live freely and in contact with human beings. I will not be only your guide in Hiroshima, but I will be like a friend to you willing to share with you all of my knowledge about Hiroshima, Japan and its culture , and i can share with you all my experiences as a foreigner living in this country with its highs and lows.

Kurahashi Island in Hiroshima Prefecture is a tranquil island in the Seto Inland Sea with several remarkable attractions, from breathtaking mountain vistas and hot springs to a world-renowned brand and Japan’s finest craftsmanship. Departing Kure Station by taxi, you drive to Kurahashi Island and hike rocky Mt. Hiyama. Towards the summit, breathtaking panoramas of the Inland Sea unfold. After descending the mountain, you drop into the natural hot spring by the seaside at Katsurahama to freshen up before lunch of regional specialties of the Seto Inland Sea. The afternoon is spent enjoying the island’s unexpected cultural treasures, visiting the F.H. Royce Museum with its remarkable collection of Rolls-Royces and Bentleys. The last stop of the day is Hayashi Shuzo, a sake brewery founded in the Edo period, which also houses a huge collection of kimono created by master craftsmen. You can taste and purchase sake at the brewery.

Discover Hiroshima's rich history and cultural heritage on this guided tour. Start at Hiroshima Station, where you'll meet your knowledgeable guide. Stroll through the serene Shukkeien Garden, a showcase of traditional Japanese landscaping. Enjoy a unique perspective on Hiroshima Castle with a boat cruise around its moat, available on weekends and public holidays. Visit the peaceful Hiroshima Gokoku Shrine to learn about its significance before exploring the majestic Hiroshima Castle itself. - Guided tour through Hiroshima’s historic landmarks - Visit the tranquil Shukkeien Garden and the serene Hiroshima Gokoku Shrine - Enjoy a relaxing boat cruise around Hiroshima Castle’s moat (weekends & holidays) - Explore the iconic Hiroshima Castle with panoramic views Please note that Hiroshima Castle has been closed for renovation since March 22, 2026. While the castle is not open to visitors, the tour includes the castle grounds, exterior views, and surrounding historic sites.