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The 6 most popular hiroshima tours, each one read through and reviewed in full, with live prices, run times and the operator behind it.
A guided 8-hour day trip linking sobering Hiroshima history with Miyajima’s floating Torii. Ferry, shrine, and museum tickets included.
Most Popular“The tour was amazing, very interesting. The tour guide, Marin was very nice and knowledgeable of all the places we visited.”
UNESCO Hiroshima and Miyajima in 8 hours: English guide, Peace Memorial sites, ferry to Itsukushima Shrine, and Hiroshima okonomiyaki.
“Rino was an excellent guide, as was Sky. The tour was incredible; my family and I enjoyed it immensely. You won't regret it.”
Private Hiroshima and Miyajima day with a government licensed English guide, public transport routing, and time-saving peace-and-life highlights.
“Excellent well led tour that to see many important sites if you only have one day in Hiroshima. Fantastic tour guide!”
150-minute English Hiroshima walk linking wartime sites to the atomic bombing, from Gokoku Shrine to Peace Park and Museum. $35.
“My guide was so friendly and knowledgeable so glad I done this tour would recommend! Thank you”
Walk Hiroshima’s Peace Park to the Atomic Bomb Dome with a small group guide, museum time, Orizuru Tower lunch, and thoughtful stops.
“You have to come to Hiroshima and do this tour to appreciate what happened on 6 August 1945. Tommy was the perfect host and I would like to thank him for a very interesting tour of Hiroshima and explaining the history of the city. Lunch was provided in a local restaurant which was delicious.”
Morning bike tour in Hiroshima covering Peace Memorial Park, Atomic Bomb Dome, Hiroshima Castle, and Shukkei-en with an English guide.
“James, our guide for the day was excellent. From the beginning I new I was with someone I could trust. We tested the bikes, had 2 bottles of cold water and helmets. James also explained his hand signals so that our small group of riders new what to do. The terrain is mostly flat but…”
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