Nagasaki Private Custom Full-Day Tour by Chartered Vehicle

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1. A deeply moving and educational journey. Stand before the iconic Peace Memorial Statue and the Hypocenter, then visit the Atomic Bomb Museum—a profound, beautifully curated space that honors the past while delivering an inspiring message of hope and lasting world peace.

   1,5 hEntrée incluse

2. Explore Japan’s oldest Chinatown—a vibrant district born from Nagasaki's golden age as a premier trading hub. Savor "Champon," a comforting local specialty of thick noodles, fresh seafood, and vegetables inspired by Chinese culinary roots. Just steps away, stroll through the meticulously reconstructed streets and warehouses of Dejima, experiencing what life was like when this tiny island was Japan's only link to the West.

   2 h

3. Japan’s oldest surviving Gothic-style wooden church and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built in 1864, it was here that the historic "Discovery of the Hidden Christians" took place, when local believers emerged from 250 years of secrecy to confess their faith. It stands as a majestic testament to the incredible resilience of Japan's Christian heritage.

   1,5 hEntrée incluse

4. Perched high on a hill overlooking the majestic harbor, this open-air museum features preserved 19th-century Western mansions. The centerpiece is the home of Thomas Glover, a visionary Scottish weapons merchant who operated in the shadows of the Samurai era. He famously supported legendary rebels like Sakamoto Ryoma, secretly financing the overthrow of the Shogun and reshaping the destiny of modern Japan.

   1,5 hEntrée incluse

Annulation

Annulation gratuite jusqu’à 144 heures avant le début de l’expérience, avec remboursement intégral.

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How it compares in Nagasaki

• Its from-price is 313% above the median of the 143 experiences we list in Nagasaki.
• It is longer than most of them.

About Nagasaki

Nagasaki, on Kyushu's west coast, is a hillside harbour city shaped by centuries of contact with China, Portugal and the Netherlands.

Nagasaki climbs the steep hills around a deep natural harbour, and for most of the Edo period it was Japan's only window on the outside world, through the Dutch trading post on the artificial island of Dejima and a Chinese community nearby. Reminders include Oura Church, the oldest surviving Western-style church in Japan, the hillside mansions of Glover Garden and Chinatown.

Top-ranked sights in Nagasaki: Huis Ten Bosch.

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