Nagoya Travel Package

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Nagoya Vacation Packages

This area of Aichi is home to nearly 2,200,000 people.

The national capital, Tokyo, is located 170 miles east of Nagoya, while Togo-cho is 8 miles to the east.

Some attractions that encompass all that is great about this destination, Nagoya Castle and Atsuta Shrine attract visitors from across the globe.

Take your partner and kids out to enjoy some quality time at Taketoyo Cho Nature Park and Akashi Park. Denpark and Toda River Kids Land are also worth stopping by if you're looking for more ways to keep little ones busy.

You and your family will be able to observe a wide range of tropical fish and aquatic plants at Port of Nagoya Aquarium. Minami Chita Beach Land and Hekinan Seaside Aquarium are also worth checking out.

Your kids could spend countless hours zipping around and gawking at the local and exotic species at the Higashiyama Zoo and Botanical Garden and the Higashiyama Park.

If you enjoy sampling locally produced ales on your travels, visit the Kirin Beer Park Nagoya. Check for guided tours and learn what it is that makes the beer here so delicious, and then taste the end product.

Interested in learning about some native flora? Plan a trip to the Shirotori Garden or Noritake Garden. The Jozan-en and the Nagoya Port Wildflower Garden Blue Bonnet are two more popular places to explore.

Pack a picnic hamper and relax for while in the quiet, green surroundings of Hisaya-oodori Park and Meijo Park. Shirakawa Park and Tsuruma Park are two more pleasant spots to while away the afternoon over a good book.

Once you arrive, you'll be able to get up-to-date info about what's going on at Tarui Tourist Information Center and Nagoya Station Tourist Information Center.

Skim some stones across the glassy water, discover the local birdlife and treat yourself to a picnic at Sori Pond.

Need some time away from the stresses of city life? Head on over to Kokueikisosansen Park and Okazaki Chuo Sogo Park. Mt. Iimori and Fujiwaragatake are also highly recommended by nature-loving locals.

Schedule a visit to some of the favored cultural spaces in the area. The Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology and the Tokugawa Art Museum offer a range of collections that are bound to spark your curiosity. The Nagoya City Science Museum and the Toyota Automobile Museum are also well worth a visit.

Hear stories of sail and steam at the Nagoya Maritime Museum, the best seafaring history museum in the region.

If you're in the mood for a challenge, pay a visit to the Handanra Science Museum or the Tsushima Kids Science Museum. The assortment of science artifacts exhibited at these engaging museums is bound to get your brain working. To get the complete science experience, you should also visit the Aichi Sewage Science Museum and the Chubu Electric Power Science Museum.

The collection of speciments at the Miharashidai Archaeological Museum will provide you with a glimpse into the world of natural science.

Nagoya is a hub of artistic activity, with galleries and exhibition spaces everywhere you look. Start your tour of this creative enclave by stopping in at the Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art and the Nagoya City Art Museum. The Nagoya-Boston Museum of Fine Arts and the Sugimoto Art Museum are also well worth a look if you can squeeze them in.

History comes to life at the Niimi Nankichi Memorial Museum and the Chita National Museum of History thanks to their fantastic range of thoughtful exhibits. Like the sound of those? You'll be able to learn even more at the Sobuecho Local History Museum or the Ichinomiyashi Bisai Museum of History And Folklore.

Okazaki Castle and Nagoya City Hall are certainly worth planning a trip to, even if you're not a passionate history buff. When it comes to days of old, the stories are countless. Anjo Castle Ruins and Hioki Shrine are two more insightful places to check out.

Many travelers make a point of exploring the area's historic castles. You may have to scamper across a drawbridge or brave a walk along the walls at Iwasaki Castle and Kiyosu Castle.

Whether you're spiritual or not, you're sure to have a pleasant time at the Koshoji Temple and the Nittaiji Temple. If you'd like to check out some more religious sites, check for tours at the Toganji Temple and the Iwayaji Temple.

Once you've ticked off all the major points of interest in and around Nagoya, consider visiting some of its lesser-known gems. The Nagoya Agricultural Center and Higashi Park are two recommended options. Also, think about seeing the Toyota Kaikan Exhibition Hall and Rokushosan if you can squeeze it in.

Accommodation in Nagoya

When a place is as popular as Nagoya, it should come as no surprise that there's a comprehensive range of hotel and apartment options to select from. You'll find 82 Nagoya hotels or other lodgings on Expedia's easy-to-browse booking pages.

Two examples of the more upscale Nagoya lodgings are The Westin Nagoya Castle, at 3-19 Hinokuchi-cho, and the Hilton Nagoya, at 1-3-3 Sakae, Naka-ku. Alternatively, if you're looking to make some savings, you might want to consider staying at the Glocal Nagoya Backpackers Hostel, at 1-21-3, Noritake, Nakamura-ku, or the Guesthouse MADO – Hostel, at 924, Arimatsu.