Excursion Hiroshima peace memorial tour at Itsukushima

Travel between Miyajima and Hiroshima aboard the Hiroshima World Heritage Sea Route, enjoying a unique perspective on the Seto Inland Sea and the landscapes that connect two of the region’s most significant destinations.

Arriving in Hiroshima, begin with a visit to the Atomic Bomb Dome, one of the city’s most enduring symbols and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Preserved in its post-bombing state, the structure stands as a powerful reminder of the events of August 1945 and the importance of peace.

Continue through the Peace Memorial Park, a landscaped memorial dedicated to the victims of the atomic bombing and to the pursuit of a more peaceful future. As you walk through the park, encounter monuments and memorials that reflect Hiroshima’s journey from devastation to recovery.

A visit to the Peace Memorial Museum offers deeper insight into the impact of the atomic bombing through historical exhibits, personal testimonies, and artifacts that document this pivotal moment in world history.

Following your visit, return to Miyajima via the Hiroshima World Heritage Sea Route, carrying with you a profound understanding of Hiroshima’s message of remembrance, resilience, and peace.

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Please note: This experience includes approximately 1 mile (1.6 km) of walking on mostly flat, paved surfaces. Casual clothing and comfortable walking shoes are recommended. The Hiroshima World Heritage Sea Route is subject to weather and operating conditions and may be cancelled on short notice. Should the sea route be cancelled, this tour cannot operate. The boat ride may be bumpy, and guests prone to seasickness should take appropriate precautions. The Peace Memorial Museum contains sensitive and graphic exhibits, including images and displays that some visitors may find disturbing. The itinerary may vary for operational reasons.