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If you like shopping, take time out to go to Hamanomachi Arcade when in Nagasaki. If you have fun at Hamanomachi Arcade, you'll love Mt. Inasayama Observatory and Nagasaki Penguin Aquarium, both located nearby.
You can study the exhibits at Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum, a museum with a storied past, during your travels to Nagasaki. Wander around Chinatown or experience the area's museums.
During your trip to Nagasaki, you can find the perfect gifts to bring home at Shianbashi Alley. Stroll along the waterfront or experience the area's museums.
Nagasaki is well-known for its museums and port, featuring attractions such as Nagasaki City Office and Nagasaki City Library. Visitors highlight this historical city's Chinatown while sights include Megane Bridge and Suwa Shrine.
Nagasaki has a fascinating history of links with the west from early Portuguese and Dutch traders to its Industrial Revolution and of course more recently the tragic events of World War Two. Several excellent museums around the city illustrate this.
Anonymous traveler
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The atomic bomb museum and related features nearby are definitely worth seeing and pondering. We must learn from history, but the sad fact is: do we?
David
10.0/10
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Nagasaki is great. The Atomic Bomb museum is very confronting and impressive. It was a real eye-opener. This you must see when in Nagasaki.
Erwin
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Urakami cathedral--full access is limited to service timetable. Oura cathedral/church charges 1000yen pp entrance--not mentioned on tourist info. Both require long steep climb to access.
Christopher
10.0/10
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Lovable humble city yet proud of its history and resiliency. And beautiful on top of that.
Kevin
8.0/10
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My primary reason would be to visit the Atomic Bombing historical sites as well as the Dejima (old abandoned coal mining island). Unless you're in Kyushu area, don't think would be a viable location to visit alone.
Peter
10.0/10
Excellent
Public transport within the city is great. It will be perfect if Shinkansen is direct from Hakata without train change.
TZE KING
10.0/10
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What a nice city, often overlooked bye tourists. You should consider visiting, it is worth it.
Carlos
10.0/10
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This is my 3rd time to Nagasaki. We enjoyed our time there. Lovely city.
"Very nice hotel, great location for tourists.
Clean rooms, awesome staff, and excellent breakfast buffet option.
Easy access to train cars, good food, and shopping. "
"Staff are very friendly and helpful. The size of the room is reasonable, and location is unbeatable. Bathroom is clean but has a slight misty smell. However, this would not stop us from going back. "
"Excellent hotel near to the tram lines and centrally situated. Do opt for the buffet breakfast as you won’t need lunch. Great onsen on top floor. Lots of extra thrown in too. Excellent stay."
"This hotel was about a seven minute walk from the station and not too far from the electric street car. It had great facilities and the breakfast was delicious. "
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August and July are typically the warmest months in Nagasaki when the average temp is 77°F. January and February are the coldest months when the average temperature is 50°F. June and July are the months with the most rain.
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Spend time appreciating the museums, and visiting the port in Nagasaki.
You might find the perfect souvenir at Amu Plaza Nagasaki or Hamanomachi Arcade. There's plenty more to see, including sights like Nagasaki City Office and Nagasaki City Library.
