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Hiroshima

Trip To Hiroshima

Last updated Mar 5, 2026

Explore Hiroshima, a city that embodies resilience and peace. Visit the poignant Peace Memorial Park and Museum, standing as a reminder of the city's history. Wander through the verdant Shukkei-en Garden for a moment of tranquility. Discover Itsukushima Shrine on Miyajima Island, known for its iconic floating torii gate. Sample local delicacies like Okonomiyaki, a savory pancake. From its historic monuments to its vibrant culture, Hiroshima offers a profound and enriching experience.

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Private Sightseeing Walking Tour in Hiroshima with a Guide
From $320 per person
8 hours
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Private Hiroshima Custom Full-Day Tour by Chartered Vehicle
From $640 per person
4 hours and 30 minutes
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Hiroshima Peace Walking Tour of UNESCO World Heritage Sites
From $91 per person
2-6 hours
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Private Hiroshima Tour with a Local Host
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The Tokyo Chapter's "Curated for Families" Japan Itinerary

The Tokyo Chapter's "Curated for Families" Japan Itinerary

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Jo MacGregor

A 9-Day Japan Adventure: Osaka, Hiroshima, and Fukuoka

A 9-Day Japan Adventure: Osaka, Hiroshima, and Fukuoka

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Saori Terashima

East to West in 11 days

East to West in 11 days

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Stefan Thorgeirsson

From Neon Streets to Quiet Shrines: One Month in Japan

From Neon Streets to Quiet Shrines: One Month in Japan

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Filippo Torresani

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Places & attractions in Hiroshima

A close-up of a Japanese okonomiyaki pancake topped with sauce, noodles, and garnished with red pickled ginger, served on a black plate.

Okonomi-mura

Ondo no Seto Park, Kure

Ondo no Seto Park, Kure

Miyoshi Mononoke Memorial Japanese Youkai Museum

Miyoshi Mononoke Memorial Japanese Youkai Museum

View from inside a wooden gazebo looking out at a vibrant autumn garden with red, orange, and yellow foliage, a traditional stone lantern, and lush greenery.

Mitaki-dera Temple

A vibrant green and orange Mazda 787B race car is on display. The car features various sponsor logos, including Renown and Charge, and has the number 55 on the hood and sides. The car has a sleek aerodynamic design and is displayed indoors on a polished floor.

Mazda Museum

A modern, multi-story brick building with large windows and geometric shapes. Trees line the sidewalk, and two people walk nearby. Traffic lights and street signs are visible in the foreground.

Hiroshima Prefectural Art Museum

Frequently Asked Questions

Hiroshima is world-renowned as the city where the first atomic bomb was dropped during World War II on August 6, 1945. Today, the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and the Atomic Bomb Dome stand as stark reminders of this devastating event and are symbols of peace. Beyond its historical significance, Hiroshima is also known for its beautiful landscapes, including Miyajima Island with the iconic Itsukushima Shrine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The best times to visit Hiroshima are spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) when the weather is pleasant and the scenery is at its most stunning with cherry blossoms or autumn leaves. However, please note that these are also peak tourist seasons, so expect larger crowds at popular attractions. A two-day visit is typically sufficient to cover the main attractions in Hiroshima city.

The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and the Atomic Bomb Dome are the city's most iconic sites. Other must-visit attractions include Hiroshima Castle, a replica of the original castle destroyed by the atomic bomb; Shukkeien Garden, a beautiful traditional Japanese garden; and Miyajima Island, famous for the Itsukushima Shrine and the floating torii gate.

Hiroshima is famous for its local rendition of okonomiyaki, a savory pancake filled with various ingredients like cabbage, pork, noodles, and topped with a sweet and tangy sauce. Another local specialty to try is anago-meshi, a dish made of grilled conger eel over rice. Hiroshima is also known for its oysters, which are often served grilled, fried, or in hot pots during the winter months.

While Peace Memorial Park and Miyajima are well-known, Hiroshima also offers several lesser-known attractions. The Mazda Museum offers a look into the history of one of Japan's leading car manufacturers. The Mitaki-dera Temple is a tranquil spot known for its beautiful autumn colors. For art lovers, the Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art features works by both Japanese and international artists.
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