HIROSHIMA
Ranked by traveller popularity
The 10 Hiroshima experiences that travellers book most often. Peace Memorial Park visits, Miyajima ferry days, okonomiyaki griddle sessions, Saijo sake tastings and Shimanami Kaido rides — the city in one ranked list.
Hiroshima memorials and Miyajima’s Itsukushima Shrine in one smooth 8-hour bus tour with ferry tickets, admissions, and multilingual audio.
“A terrific tour and very professional and well paced. Rino did a fine job. I would recommend this tour.”
A moving Hiroshima Peace Memorial visit and an easy Miyajima day, with an English guide, ferry, UNESCO sights, and local okonomiyaki included.
Private day tour of Hiroshima and Miyajima with a government-licensed English guide, covering Peace Park, A-Bomb Dome, and Itsukushima.
“Fabulous tour with Sei.”
A 150-minute English walking tour through Hiroshima’s key sites, explaining why the A-bomb was dropped and how peace is remembered.
A small-group Hiroshima Peace walking tour through the Peace Memorial Park, Cenotaph, Children’s Monument, A-bomb Dome, and Orizuru Tower lunch.
“Overall, we learned and saw a lot. But this tour should not have been offered at the end of the year as it was so crowded in the museum, we couldn’t see the main exhibit (the reason we went on this tour) as it would take over an hour. Our guiRead more”
Ride Hiroshima’s top sights in one morning by bike: Peace Park, Atomic Bomb Dome, Hiroshima Castle, and Shukkei-en.
“This was a very thorough and interesting way to quickly cover a lot of ground and history in Hiroshima. Would highly recommend.”
Private 4-hour Hiroshima walk with a licensed guide: Peace Memorial Park, Hiroshima Castle, Shukkeien Garden, and flexible pickup with pacing.
“Kyoko our guide was fantastic we were picked up at the cruise terminal and she had organised a vehicle for us. We spent the day visiting the important sites of Hiroshima. What we saw and learnt will stay with us forever and we hope thaRead more”
Visit Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and the A-bomb Dome, then ferry to Miyajima for Itsukushima Shrine and an okonomiyaki lunch.
Try kyudo at Hiroshima Castle Sannomaru Ruins: wear traditional gear, learn Japanese archery steps, shoot multiple rounds, and compete.
“I had a great time learning about and practicing Japanese Archery. It was important to follow the rules and this resulted in hitting the target on quite a few occasions. Would be a great hour spent solo or with family.”
One day in Hiroshima and Miyajima: ferry to Itsukushima Shrine, deer-filled island streets, then Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park with bilingual guide.
“Tour was okay and our tour guide was very nice. Having it bilingual was a little tough at times as she wouldn’t put a break between the english and Spanish so sometimes it was hard to follow in either language. It felt like what you mostly pay fRead more”
