Attractionses in Hiroshima

Venerable 16th-century Shinto shrine, famed for an iconic orange gate that "floats" at high tide.

Iconic remains of the Industrial Promotion Hall which was destroyed by the atomic bomb during WWII.

Memorial park dedicated to the victims of the atomic bomb & advocating for world peace since 1954.

Contemporary recreation of a destroyed 16th-century castle offering a history museum & city views.

Sprawling food hall featuring multiple booths selling okonomiyaki savory pancakes.

Serene city garden dating to the 16th century, with a koi pond, a tea shop & flowering trees.

Memorial to children who died due to the 1945 atomic bombing, usually surrounded by paper cranes.

Simple monument designed in 1952, inscribed with the names of victims of the 1945 atomic bomb.

Sculpture of 2 hands cupping a flame, honoring those killed by the atom bomb dropped in 1945.

A historic clock tower that survived an atomic bombing, serving as a symbol of resilience and hope.