Nagoya Castle Tour: Discover History & Culture with a Local Guide
Description
If you’re visiting Nagoya, Don’t miss Nagoya Castle, a symbol of the city! Experience the best of Nagoya's history and food culture with a local guide and make the most of your visit. Begin at the iconic Nagoya Castle, one of Japan’s three great castles. Marvel at the impressive stone walls and the beautiful Honmaru Palace, a masterpiece of early modern castle architecture. After soaking in the historical significance, stroll through Kinshachi Yokocho to explore Nagoya's local and unique cuisine, passed down from the castle town era to the present day. - 1.5-hour guided tour of Nagoya Castle - Learn from a local about the historical significance of one of Japan’s great castles and the city of Nagoya today - Explore the beautiful Honmaru Palace and architecture, including the luxurious Shogun rooms - Take photos with the massive castle tower and visit the souvenir shop (You may even see samurai and ninja!) - Experience Nagoya's unique food culture in nearby side streets
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Itinerary
Enter Nagoya Castle alongside its moat and stone walls, and take a stroll through the garden. Afterwards, let's head into the main area, the Honmaru Palace to see the luxurious rooms used by Shogun. After snapping some photos with the massive castle tower, you can stop by the souvenir shop. If you're lucky, you might even see a samurai or a ninja!
We'll walk through Kinshachi Yokocho, a street filled with Nagoya's local food. Your guide will be happy to recommend their favorite local dishes!
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Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(1)
Highly recommend! Our guide Yuri was very kind and considerate. She even helped us solve an issue with our train tickets so that we could get back to Tokyo. It was our first time visiting the Japanese castle, and we learned much more than we would have by exploring it on our own. The tour was informative and not too physically demanding. We also tried the restaurant she recommended afterwards, and the miso-katsu was amazing!
