It’s time to start dreaming of your next trip. Here’s some destination inspiration for you. Take a visual journey through Nagoya, Japan, with us.
A beautiful sight in all seasons, Nabana no Sato Flower Park is particularly stunning in winter. The park features illuminations of dazzling lights mid-October to early May. © Pigprox | Dreamstime.com
The 17th-century Nagoya Castle, the main structure reconstructed in 1959, invites visitors to explore Hommaru Palace and adjoining Meijo Park. Look for the iconic shachihoko statues on the roof of the palace. © Susan Habermehl | Dreamstime.com
Located in city center, Nagoya City Science Museum boasts the largest planetarium in the world. The museum includes exhibitions on modern technology, life sciences and general science. © Cowardlion | Dreamstime.com
Nagoya is no stranger to festivals, with every month featuring different national festivals to celebrate different occasions. Some exciting festivals include Ōmisoka, or New Year’s Eve, Nagoya Matsuri and Chrysanthemum Day. © Vodickap | Dreamstime.com
Nagoya TV Tower is the oldest TV tower in Japan, spanning 180 meters with two main observation decks at 90 meters and 100 meters. Similar to the Eiffel Tower in appearance, the tower also includes a restaurant and gallery. At night, spot the shining tower from far away. © Sean Pavone | Dreamstime.com
The Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium has the largest tank capacity and total area, as well as the largest dolphin show tank, in Japan. The aquarium conducts research and conservation projects in addition to its many facilities. Some themed spaces include Japanese sea, Aurora sea, sea of evolution and deep sea gallery. © Irfan Nurdiansyah | Dreamstime.com
A beautiful sight in all seasons, Nabana no Sato Flower Park is particularly stunning in winter. The park features illuminations of dazzling lights mid-October to early May. © Pigprox | Dreamstime.com
The 17th-century Nagoya Castle, the main structure reconstructed in 1959, invites visitors to explore Hommaru Palace and adjoining Meijo Park. Look for the iconic shachihoko statues on the roof of the palace. © Susan Habermehl | Dreamstime.com
Located in city center, Nagoya City Science Museum boasts the largest planetarium in the world. The museum includes exhibitions on modern technology, life sciences and general science. © Cowardlion | Dreamstime.com
Nagoya is no stranger to festivals, with every month featuring different national festivals to celebrate different occasions. Some exciting festivals include Ōmisoka, or New Year’s Eve, Nagoya Matsuri and Chrysanthemum Day. © Vodickap | Dreamstime.com
Nagoya TV Tower is the oldest TV tower in Japan, spanning 180 meters with two main observation decks at 90 meters and 100 meters. Similar to the Eiffel Tower in appearance, the tower also includes a restaurant and gallery. At night, spot the shining tower from far away. © Sean Pavone | Dreamstime.com
The Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium has the largest tank capacity and total area, as well as the largest dolphin show tank, in Japan. The aquarium conducts research and conservation projects in addition to its many facilities. Some themed spaces include Japanese sea, Aurora sea, sea of evolution and deep sea gallery. © Irfan Nurdiansyah | Dreamstime.com
A beautiful sight in all seasons, Nabana no Sato Flower Park is particularly stunning in winter. The park features illuminations of dazzling lights mid-October to early May. © Pigprox | Dreamstime.com
The 17th-century Nagoya Castle, the main structure reconstructed in 1959, invites visitors to explore Hommaru Palace and adjoining Meijo Park. Look for the iconic shachihoko statues on the roof of the palace. © Susan Habermehl | Dreamstime.com
Located in city center, Nagoya City Science Museum boasts the largest planetarium in the world. The museum includes exhibitions on modern technology, life sciences and general science. © Cowardlion | Dreamstime.com
Nagoya is no stranger to festivals, with every month featuring different national festivals to celebrate different occasions. Some exciting festivals include Ōmisoka, or New Year’s Eve, Nagoya Matsuri and Chrysanthemum Day. © Vodickap | Dreamstime.com
Nagoya TV Tower is the oldest TV tower in Japan, spanning 180 meters with two main observation decks at 90 meters and 100 meters. Similar to the Eiffel Tower in appearance, the tower also includes a restaurant and gallery. At night, spot the shining tower from far away. © Sean Pavone | Dreamstime.com
The Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium has the largest tank capacity and total area, as well as the largest dolphin show tank, in Japan. The aquarium conducts research and conservation projects in addition to its many facilities. Some themed spaces include Japanese sea, Aurora sea, sea of evolution and deep sea gallery. © Irfan Nurdiansyah | Dreamstime.com
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