Visita a Nagasaki Top Sites
Descrição
Aproveite os encantos e prazeres enquanto percebe a história da cidade de Nagasaki com seu nativo de língua Inglês e sua longa Guia residente de Nagasaki. Este passeio semi-privado oferece uma experiência memorável para grupos pequenos / médios, visitando o Monte Inasa, o Museu da Bomba Atômica, o Epicentro, o Parque da Paz, Dejima, Chinatown, Catedral de Oura e o Jardim Glover, sujeito ao clima e ao tempo. Sites como Nishizaka, Suwa Shrine, ou Spectacles Bridge podem ser visitados caso o clima ou os fechamentos vejam os sites de turismo originais indisponíveis. A entrada para todos os locais e os custos de transporte público estão incluídos. Os custos de transporte de alimentos, bebidas ou retorno repentino ao ponto de partida do passeio não estão incluídos. Por favor, não hesite em contactar se um passeio está mostrando como indisponível ou os horários de início não são convenientes. Podemos ser capazes de atender às suas datas. Este passeio requer um mínimo de 4 para acontecer. Iremos notificá-lo antecipadamente se isso não for provável para discutir opções.
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Dependendo das condições do dia, Mt Inasa pode ser alterado para este ponto de olhar alternativo. Com sua vista da entrada para o porto de Nagasaki e a cidade abaixo. A vista de Nabekanmuriyama certamente deixará uma Visualização.
O Monte Inasa é conhecido por suas vistas panorâmicas deslumbrantes de Nagasaki, especialmente à noite, quando as luzes da cidade brilham por baixo, ganhando um lugar como uma das três principais vistas noturnas do Japão. Acessível por uma calçada panorâmica, a cimeira oferece vistas deslumbrantes do porto, as montanhas circundantes e os monumentos icônicos de Nagasaki. Os visitantes podem desfrutar de trilhas de caminhada, pontes de observação e um café no pico, perfeito para tomar a beleza da paisagem. Se você visitar durante o dia para caminhadas ou à noite para a paisagem da cidade brilhante, o Monte Inasa promete uma experiência inesquecível e um cenário perfeito para fotografia.
Dejima em Nagasaki é uma ilha histórica, em forma de fã que serviu como a única janela do Japão para o mundo exterior durante sua era de isolamento. Originalmente um posto comercial holandês no século 17, é agora um fascinante museu ao ar livre onde os visitantes podem caminhar através de edifícios restaurados, armazéns e casas de comerciantes. Cada estrutura oferece insights sobre o intercâmbio cultural e econômico entre o Japão e o Ocidente. A arquitetura única de Dejima, artefatos de época e exposições interativas tornam-no uma viagem cativante para o rico património internacional de Nagasaki.
Nagasaki Chinatown, também conhecida como Shinchi Chinatown, é a Chinatown mais antiga do Japão e um centro vibrante da cultura chinesa. Fundada há mais de 300 anos, apresenta portas coloridas, ruas animadas e arquitetura única, refletindo a história de Nagasaki como uma cidade portuária aberta ao comércio exterior. Os visitantes podem desfrutar de deliciosa cozinha chinesa, desde comida de rua até pratos tradicionais, especialmente durante o popular Festival das Lantern. Com sua mistura de lojas, restaurantes e monumentos culturais, Nagasaki Chinatown oferece uma experiência animada e imersiva que destaca as profundas conexões da cidade com a cultura e a história chinesas.
O Museu da Bomba Atómica de Nagasaki oferece um olhar poderoso e sobrenatural sobre os eventos de 9 de agosto de 1945, quando uma bomba atômica devastou a cidade. Através de artefatos, fotografias e relatos pessoais, o museu detalha o impacto do atentado e suas consequências, destacando a resiliência dos sobreviventes e a recuperação da cidade. Os visitantes podem aprender sobre o contexto histórico do bombardeio, a devastação que causou e a dedicação contínua de Nagasaki à promoção da paz e do desarmamento nuclear. Uma visita a este museu é uma experiência profunda e um lembrete da importância da paz.
O Parque da Paz de Nagasaki é um tributo comovente às vítimas do bombardeio atômico de 9 de agosto de 1945 e um símbolo de esperança para a paz global. O parque apresenta a imponente Estátua da Paz, que simboliza um chamado à paz, juntamente com esculturas de todo o mundo. Nas proximidades, a Fonte da Paz e o Museu da Bomba Atómica de Nagasaki compartilham histórias de resiliência e memória. Localizado perto do epicentro da bomba, o Nagasaki Peace Park convida os visitantes a refletir sobre a história e renovar seu compromisso com um futuro pacífico.
A Igreja de Oura, a igreja cristã mais antiga do Japão, é um belo símbolo da história de Nagasaki e da resistência da fé. Construída em 1864 por missionários Francês, esta igreja de estilo gótico foi dedicada aos 26 mártires do Japão. Conhecida como a “Basilica dos Vinte e Seis Santos Mártires do Japão”, ela detém o status de Patrimônio Mundial da UNESCO e serve como um lembrete das comunidades cristãs ocultas do Japão. Dentro, os visitantes podem admirar janelas de vidro pintado e uma atmosfera serena, oferecendo um olhar único sobre o património religioso do Japão e sua conexão com o Ocidente. Por favor, note que quando o tempo é limitado, você terá a opção de visitar o Oura Cathedral ou o Glover Garden. Enquanto visitar ambos é ideal, você pode nos informar sua preferência quando chegarmos nesta área.
Glover Garden em Nagasaki é um parque histórico e pitoresco cheio de edifícios de estilo ocidental da Era Meiji, incluindo a Glover Residence - a mais antiga casa de madeira ocidental no Japão, construída para o comerciante escocês Thomas Glover. Este retiro nas colinas oferece belos jardins, vistas deslumbrantes do porto de Nagasaki e um vislumbre do intercâmbio cultural entre o Japão e o Ocidente. Cada edifício conta a história do papel de Nagasaki como uma porta histórica para o mundo, tornando o Glover Garden uma visita obrigatória para qualquer pessoa interessada em história e arquitetura japonesas. Por favor, note que quando o tempo é limitado, você terá a opção de visitar o Oura Cathedral ou o Glover Garden. Enquanto visitar ambos é ideal, você pode nos informar sua preferência quando chegarmos nesta área.
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Informações importantes
- Bebês e crianças pequenas podem andar em um carrinho
- Aceita animais de serviço
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Não recomendado para viajantes com problemas de coluna
- Não recomendado para grávidas
- Não recomendado para viajantes com problemas cardíacos
- Requer condicionamento físico moderado
Avaliações(39)
This tour through Nagasaki is fantastic! Pene was so engaged, provided relevant historical and cultural content in a way that was fun and entertaining. We explored several different points of interest and in particular the Atomic bomb museum -very moving.
Thank you so much for your kind review. It lets us know we are in the right track. I loved guiding you all around Nagasaki. I’m glad you enjoyed your tour with us and thank you again for letting us guide you around. Best regards. Pene
This was a fascinating and varied trip, and our guide, Penn was excellent. His local knowledge and understanding of Japanese history was so illuminating. The museum of the nuclear bomb and the site of the bomb's epicenter was very sobering, not to mention the site of the 26 Christian martyrs. What pain Nagasaki has experienced! Clover garden was a beautiful and peaceful place to conclude the trip.
Thank you so much for your kind review Rupert. Was lovely to have tou and Jane on the tour. Thank you for catching up with us as well at Chinatown. I hope the rest of the cruise is going well. Kind regards. Pene
Pene and Esther were wonderful hosts and guides. We enjoyed the itinerary and the ease of getting around the city. The communication from Pene prior to the excursion was excellent and was very easy to understand and follow. We were met as indicated outside the cruise port and returned to the port with plenty of time to get through the screening process to get back on the ship. I highly recommend their tour when visiting Nagasaki.
We had such a wonderful time with you all back in April, and really appreciate that you took the time to leave a really kind review. It was a real treat for Esther as well to be with you all. She told me she loved every minute of it Thank you so much for choosing to take our tour, and for leaving such a kind review. We appreciate it so much. Sending you our warmest regards from Nagasaki Pene & Esther
Pene and his wife were exceptional, knowledgeable and gracious. I highly recommend them to anyone wishing those qualities in a tour guide. I couldn't have been more pleased. BTW this is the first review I felt inspired enough to leave a review.
Thank you so much for choosing to give your first review to our tour! It's an honor! We had such a lovely time guiding you all around Nagasaki, while also having some pretty good conversations on all a wide range of topics. We thoroughly enjoyed your company. Thank you again for choosing to take our tour. We truly appreciate it. Warmest regards, Pene & Kyoko
Fabulous tour - very cohesive historical tour with Pene and his lovely wife Kyoko. He started from Nagasaki's fishing village days, the introduction of Christianity and western and Chinese trade by the Portuguese, the building of the island village for the Portuguese, the expelling of the Portuguese and Spaniards to curb the growth of Christianity and colonization, the welcoming of the Dutch, the isolationism from western world, the challenges from the US and the unequal treaties, the ties to Thomas Glover with the samurai, and the relationships leading to Pearl Harbor. The sites we visited were linked sequentially building the history all the way to the Peace Park. Pene was very gracious, informative, pleasant. He taught us etiquette in taxis and trams and gave us guidance on respecting the Japanese hosts. An excellent day - thanks Pene!
It was a pleasure to guide you all around Nagasaki the other day. Reading reviews like yours are such huge compliments and let us know we are on the right track. Thank you so much for taking our tour. I hope the rest of your trip goes well. All the best Pene and Kyoko
By far our favorite tour on our 12-day cruise! Pene was friendly, knowledgeable, personable, and a great educator. He was also very good at communicating with us via text and phone before and during the tour. It was an excellent intro to the history and key sites of Nagasaki. The tour was well-paced and thoroughly organized. Pene’s spouse, Kyoko, accompanied the tour group and also helped keep us on track. Take this tour… you will love it!
We loved having you all on our tour. And so glad that the sites and commentary did the trick for you both. With all the tour options out there, thank you for choosing to take ours. We really appreciate it. Thank you again for the kind review. All the best. Pene and Kyoko.
By far our favorite tour on our 12-day cruise! Pene was friendly, knowledgeable, personable, and a great educator. He was also very good at communicating with us via text and phone before and during the tour. It was an excellent intro to the history and key sites of Nagasaki. The tour was well-paced and thoroughly organized. Pene’s spouse, Kyoko, accompanied the tour group and also helped keep us on track. Take this tour… you will love it!
We loved having you all on our tour. And so glad that the sites and commentary did the trick for you both. With all the tour options out there, thank you for choosing to take ours. We really appreciate it. Thank you again for the kind review. All the best. Pene and Kyoko.
We were so lucky to have found this tour led by Pene and Kyoko! Pene was an excellent tour guide whose knowledge of Japanese history was quite inpressive. Pene and Kyoko were also very responsive to our group of 11. We saw all the highlights of Nagasaki and learned a great deal about the history of Japan! i would highly recommend Pene - he was very articulate and interesting!
Jann, It was such a pleasure to guide you lovely people around Nagasaki yesterday. Thank you so much for this kind review. I hope the rest of your time in Japan and on the cruise goes well and thank you once again. Kindest regards, Pene and Kyoko.
While I had been to Nagasaki on business over 20 years ago, my wife had never visited. So we were excited that our cruise ship was spending almost a whole day in port, giving us a chance to see some of the highlights of this important historical city. We typically enjoy private or small group tours much more than the big bus tours. The service is much more personalized, allowing for flexibility in itinerary and walking speed, and more time for questions. We found this to be true with this tour. There were 3-4 parties from our ship who signed up, totaling just 11 people. Native English-speaker (born and raised in New Zealand) Pene led the tour, assisted by his lovely wife Kyoko. Pene’s English was of course perfect, not something you can always count on when booking tours in Asia. But more importantly, he really made the history of Nagasaki and the various sites we visited come alive. He did this by giving the down-to-earth perspectives of different stakeholders over the centuries — be it the Portuguese, Dutch, British, Chinese, Russians, Americans, or Japanese. As retirees, we travel and tour extensively and I can tell you this makes a huge difference in one’s understanding and enjoyment. Pene is one of the best at doing this that we’ve encountered. From a logistics perspective, the tour was very well organized. Pene’s pre-tour communication was excellent with information not only on meeting time and exact location as expected, but also on options for lunch and for returning to ship early if too tired. My wife walks more slowly than many and depending on the terrain, sometimes uses a walking stick. So Pene helped us understand what to expect beforehand and we decided not to bother with the walking aid. Throughout the tour, Kyoko made sure that we were not separated from the group or lost by walking behind us. Pre-lunch travel was via reserved taxis to take us to the viewpoint (we visited a great alternative to Mt. Inasa due to repairs/construction there), temple (where we learned the rituals of purifying our hands and of contributing coins provided by Pene for good luck), Dejima, Atomic Bomb Museum (a most sobering educational experience) and Peace Park. The group then opted to take the included public tram to lunch, followed by a short walk through Chinatown to the Church and Glover Garden. We saw a lot of Nagasaki in just one day. Pene gave each of us the option of breaking off from the group and returning to the ship early if too tired, but we all chose to stay till the end as we were learning so much. By then, we felt like Pene and Kyoko were knowledgeable family friends showing us the city where they have lived and raised a family for the past 20+ years.
Wow! Kind reviews like yours let us know you’ve not only enjoyed the tour but that we are on the right track. We really appreciate your kind words and are glad that you and your wife stayed with us right to the end. We had such a good time together. Visiting Mt Kanmuriyama as an alternative was actually a really good choice in terms of time and location. The view actually works better for taking in many of the places that aren’t visible from Mt Inasa so we are glad that worked out well. I hope that you enjoy the rest of your cruise and thank you so much for choosing to take a tour with us. All the best Pene and Kyoko.
Our tour guide Pene was great. The whole trip was well planned and informative. We visited countless amazing places in Nagasaki. The tour was worth every penny. I highly recommend Pene’s Tours and i give it 5 stars. - Couple from Finland
It was a pleasure to guide you two lovely people from Finland around Nagasaki. I appreciate your kind review and that you chose to take my tour when you have so many options out there. I hope the rest of your cruise went well. Kindest regards from Nagasaki. Pene
