Discover Hiroshima: A Tour through History & Peace

Walk through the heart of Hiroshima and explore the monuments, memorials, and preserved sites that tell the story of August 6, 1945, and the city’s inspiring journey of recovery.

Highlights of Your Tour:
Peace Memorial Park: The symbolic heart of Hiroshima’s message of peace.
Atomic Bomb Dome (UNESCO World Heritage Site) The city’s most iconic preserved ruin, standing as a powerful reminder of the tragedy.
Children’s Peace Monument
National Peace Memorial Hall for the Atomic Bomb Victims
A-Bomb Survivors’ Testimonies & Preserved Buildings
Rest House: An A-bombed building still standing in the park.
Hypocenter: Stand at the exact location of the bomb’s detonation point above the city.
Memorial Mound of Victims: A resting place for the ashes of tens of thousands of unidentified victims.
Korean Victims Memorial: Honouring the Korean residents who perished in the bombing.
T-Shaped Aioi Bridge: The original target of the atomic bomb, symbolizing the event’s tragic history.
G7 Commemorative Site (2023): See where world leaders gathered to reaffirm Hiroshima’s global call for peace.