Holidays to Yokohama

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The population of this area of Kanagawa is nearly 3,600,000.

The national capital of Tokyo is located 18 miles northeast of Yokohama, while Kamakura lies 10 miles to the south.

Leave the grown-up world behind and be transported into a world of enchantment at Yokohama Cosmo World and Hakkeijima Sea Paradise. Want more? The Anpanman Museum and Yomiuriland are sure to keep the smiles and laughter flowing.

Dive below the surface of the seas and meet some of the ocean's most colourful residents at Enoshima Aquarium.

You won't be able to resist an enlightening zoological experience at the Nogeyama Zoo and the Zoorasia Yokohama Zoological Gardens. The residents at the Makigahara Children's Zoo and the Kanazawa Zoo will also afford tons of fabulous photo ops, so make sure you bring a camera.

If you enjoy trying out local brews on your travels, visit the Kirin Beer Village. Find out if there are any tours and find out what it is that makes the beer here so delectable, then try the end product.

Enjoy the variety of plant species on display when you make a trip to the Sankei-en Park and the Kanagawa Prefectural Ofuna Botanical Garden. The Samuel Cocking Garden and the Kana Garden are two more popular places to take a stroll around.

When the sun is shining, pick up some lunch and find a quiet corner at one of the picturesque green spaces, such as Yamashita Park or Kishine Park. You'll also find plenty of room to relax at Mitsuike Park and Nagahama Park.

Some time spent at Tourist Information Centre at Sangyo Boeki Centre is an useful way to find some interesting information about the area.

This region is blessed with plenty of coastline. Some of the most popular are Yuigahama, Shichirigahama, and Zaimokuza Beach.

Need to get away from the stress of the city? Head on over to Inamuragasaki Beach and Shakado Kiritoshi. Nature enthusiasts will also have a terrific time at Enoshima Iwaya Caves and Nojma Park.

The area's exhibition spaces are brimming with interesting stories and quirky facts. The Shinyokohama Raumen Museum and the Cupnoodles Museum offer a range of displays and collections that are bound to spark your curiosity. The Kamakura Museum of Literature and the Yokohama Streetcar Museum are also worth looking at.

Stay above deck for a journey through this region's seafaring history at the Yokohama Port Museum. Ship-wrecked adventures don't have to end there. More intriguing tales and pieces of obsolete watercraft await at the NYK Maritime Museum and the Japan Coast Guard Museum.

The science museums here are excellent for both science enthusiasts and those travellers who want something a bit more engaging to do. Start your day of discovery at the Mitsubishi Minatomirai Industrial Museum, and then push on at the Toshiba Science Museum or the Earth Science Museum.

Yokohama is a hub of artistic activity, with gallery spaces seemingly tucked around every corner. Start your explorations of this creative hotspot with a stop at the Yokohama Museum of Art and the Kanagawa Prefectural Kanazawa Bunko Museum. The Kamakura Museum of National Treasures and the Museum of Modern Art, Kamakura and Hayama are also worth a browse if your schedule allows.

Travel back to days gone by and unveil mysteries of the past at the Museum of Japanese Houses and the Yokohama Archives of History. The Yokohama History Museum and the Hasseiden Museum are also prominent options.

To discover more about the area's rich and colourful past, pay a visit to at least one of its many remaining historical sites. Start your history tour at the Red Brick Warehouse or the Nihon Minka-En. When it comes to bygone times, there's always something else to know. The Open-Air Folk House Museum and Kaiko Takeshi Memorial Hall are two more insightful places to stop by.

Experience the region's spiritual side and enjoy some quiet contemplation at the Kawasaki Daishi and the Great Buddha. The Engakuji and the Kotokuin Temple are also popular holy places.

Yokohama's most popular sights sometimes overshadow its less visited, but equally fascinating attractions. Snova Mizonokuchi and Snova Shinyokohama are two recommended options. If you have more time to spare, also think about visiting the Kamakura City Library and Higashiogijima Higashi Park.

Accommodation in Yokohama

Yokohama is much loved by tourists, and boasts a broad selection of accommodations. Expedia's Yokohama lodging guide has all the details.

The InterContinental Yokohama Grand and Yokohama Bay Sheraton Hotel & Towers are your best lodgings in and around Yokohama.