Hiroshima.
A reflective and resilient city with memorial sites, river walks, food culture, and Miyajima access.
Curated guides, city hotels, and local notes for travelers who want the whole trip in view.
Japan city guide
About Hiroshima.
Hiroshima is an important destination for travelers because of its historical significance and inspiring message of peace. Visitors come to see the Peace Memorial Park and Atomic Bomb Dome, which commemorate the events of World War II and promote peace around the world. Beyond its history, Hiroshima is also known for its friendly atmosphere, delicious local food like Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki, and nearby attractions such as Miyajima Island with its famous floating torii gate.
Must-see Places.
Historic Site
Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park
A memorial park dedicated to the victims of the atomic bombing.
Historic Landmark
Atomic Bomb Dome
A preserved ruin and UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Island
Miyajima Island
A scenic island famous for its floating torii gate.
Shrine
Itsukushima Shrine
A famous seaside shrine with a floating torii gate.
Historic Site
Hiroshima Castle
A reconstructed Japanese castle surrounded by a moat.
Garden
Shukkeien Garden
A traditional Japanese landscape garden in central Hiroshima.
City Essentials
When to Visit
March to May or October to November
Daily Budget
$120 USD
Transport
Use the tram network in the city, and combine JR trains with the ferry for a smooth Miyajima day trip.
Curated stays
Where to Stay in Hiroshima.
Up to five handpicked stays for this city, with direct links to trusted booking sites.
No accommodations listed for Hiroshima yet.