Japan · WALKING TOURS IN HIROSHIMA
The good ones go weeks ahead and the great ones go sooner. Below: the 7 to book early, what each includes and how they differ once you read past the headline.
Explore Hiroshima’s military past, the A-bomb’s impact, and the city’s peace legacy on a thoughtful 2.5-hour guided walk.
“Thomas was very friendly and informative which made for a great tour.”
Walk Hiroshima’s Peace Park, museum, Atomic Bomb Dome, and Orizuru Tower with a local guide, lunch, and thoughtful context in five hours.
“Such a great tour! I would definitely recommend for anyone looking to learn more about Hiroshima's history.”
Review of Hiroshima’s private four-hour walking tour, covering the Peace Museum, castle, Shukkeien Garden, guide quality, cost, and practical tips.
“Sei was our tour guide and we had a great day with him. He was so knowledgeable and lots of interesting stories. We learnt a lot from him”
Review of Hiroshima’s small-group walking tour, covering Hiroshima Castle, the A-Bomb Dome, Peace Park, guides, value, pace, and practical tips.
“I thoroughly enjoyed this walking tour in Hiroshima. The locations were thoughtfully chosen and offered a compelling look into the city’s history and culture. Each stop was interesting on its own, but what truly made the experience exceptional was our tour guide. Articulate, knowledgeable, and engaging, she brought every site to life with insightful stories and clear explanations. Her passion for Hiroshima’s heritage was evident and added a meaningful depth to the tour. I left with a much richer understanding of the city, and I highly recommend this experience to anyone visiting. It’s an outstanding tour, thanks to an outstanding guide.”
Explore Miyajima’s torii, shrine, temple, local food, and island views on an intimate five-and-a-half-hour guided walk.
“Excellent tour despite being raining all day long. Wonderful temples and Shrines, apart from the big Torii.”
Explore Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park with an expert English guide, personal survivor stories, key monuments, and the Atomic Bomb Dome.
“Cva was very knowledgeable and funny and made for an excellent tour guide”
Taste Hiroshima across three local restaurants, sample 10 or more dishes, and explore Hondori and Nagarekawa with an English-speaking guide.
“Ken was amazing.He couldn't do enough for us. The food and drink was plentiful and the group was friendly and sociable. I tried food that I didn't know even existed and my husband and I both said it was a highlight of our trip to Japan.”
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