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広島県立中央森林公園Chūō Shinrin Park is a nature park located in Hiroshima Prefecture, situated adjacent to Hiroshima Airport. The facility includes a cycling center and offers various activities such as a bicycle school and woodcraft workshops. Due to its proximity to the airport, certain items like drones, kites, frisbees, and balloons are prohibited in the picnic area. The site also features a designated cycling road and provides firewood for sale.
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広島県立みよし風土記の丘Located in Hiroshima Prefecture, the Hiroshima Prefectural Miyoshi Fudoki no Oka Park is a historic site featuring a reconstructed ancient residence. The nearby Miyoshi Basin District possesses an extensive history, containing approximately 4,000 ancient burial mounds known as kofun. These mounds represent one third of all such sites found within the entire prefecture, making it a well-known area for its preserved relics from the past.
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広島城Hiroshima Castle is a classic flatland castle founded by Mori Terumoto on a delta of the Ota River. The keep closed in March 2026 for safety because of aging concrete and facilities, so travelers should not plan an interior keep visit right now. Exterior viewing of the castle profile remains possible, and the restored Ninomaru buildings, museum shop, and Sannomaru area continue to welcome visitors with free Ninomaru entry during published hours. Seasonal events, boat schedules, and light-up notices still animate the castle grounds, making the site useful for history walks and photography around the park. Check the official calendar before you go, especially for Ninomaru hours that change by season. Come for castle-town context and open precinct spaces while the keep itself remains closed.
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広島市こども文化科学館Located in Hiroshima Prefecture, the Hiroshima Children's Museum is a facility that offers various educational experiences for visitors. The museum features permanent exhibitions and a planetarium where different programs are scheduled regularly. Additionally, the site hosts various events, workshops, and science classes, such as those focused on shell specimen making or fossil exploration, providing diverse activities for children and families to explore scientific themes.
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広島市江波山気象館Located in Hiroshima Prefecture, the Hiroshima City Ebayama Museum of Meteorology is a museum dedicated to meteorological science. The facility offers various educational programs, including science shows and workshops that require advance reservations. Visitors can also access information regarding weather radar systems and view scenery from the rooftop area. The museum provides specialized materials for study and hosts events such as guided tours and observation sessions.
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広島平和記念資料館Located in Hiroshima Prefecture, the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum serves as a significant site to convey the horrors and inhumanity of nuclear weapons to people worldwide. The museum displays various materials from survivors, including personal belongings and testimonies, to advocate for a world without nuclear weapons. These exhibits aim to share the impact of the atomic bomb on those who survived and illustrate its devastating consequences.
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広島県立美術館Hiroshima Prefectural Art Museum stands beside the scenic garden Shukkeien and holds more than about 5,200 works themed around Hiroshima-related art, Japanese and Asian crafts, and 1920s–30s art including Dali’s Dream of Venus. Official pages say collection displays rotate about four times a year, and lobbies overlook the former Asano clan daimyo garden through the seasons.
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広島護国神社Hiroshima Gokoku Shrine is a Shinto shrine located in Hiroshima Prefecture. The shrine offers various limited goshuin stamps based on the twenty-four solar terms, such as those for Hakuro, Shosho, Risshu, Taisho, and Shosho. Additionally, the site hosts traditional events like the Tanabata festival and monthly ceremonies known as Tsukireisai.
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広島赤十字・原爆病院メモリアルパークLocated in Hiroshima, this memorial park features monuments including remains from the atomic bombing, such as distorted window frames. The site serves as a place for peace education and holds an annual memorial service on August 6. It is open to the public at all times.
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広島逓信病院旧外来棟被爆資料室Constructed in 1935 as an affiliated hospital for the Hiroshima Teishin Bureau, this building served as a critical medical facility following the atomic bombing. The site now functions as a museum and exhibition room. It features a theater showing historical photos and guidance videos based on original blueprints, while the former sterile operating room and disinfection room display items such as irradiated tiles to reflect the hospital's history.
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広島市植物公園Located in Hiroshima Prefecture, the Hiroshima Botanical Garden is a public garden featuring diverse plant life and various botanical displays. The facility includes on-site dining options such as Mori no Cafe for light meals and Mori no Restaurant. Visitors can explore different areas of the park, which hosts seasonal events, workshops, and specialized exhibitions including carnivorous plant displays and tropical water lily showcases.
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広島大学医学部医学資料館Located in Hiroshima, the Hiroshima University Institute of History of Medicine was established in 1978 as the first museum for a national university's medical department. The facility collects and preserves valuable materials documenting the history of medicine in the world, Japan, Hiroshima, and at Hiroshima University. These materials are available to the public free of charge.
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広島市現代美術館Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art opened on 3 May 1989 as Japan’s first public museum devoted fully to contemporary art. Official pages place the Kisho Kurokawa–designed building in green Hijiyama Park overlooking the city, describe materials that express civilizational time and “symbiosis,” and outline collecting focused on postwar contemporary art, Hiroshima-related works, and promising younger artists.
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広島市郷土資料館Hiroshima City Museum of History and Traditional Crafts focuses on the daily lives of people in Hiroshima City, a theme the official site contrasts with the city's strong post-atomic-bomb image. Housed in a handsome red-brick building designated a Hiroshima City Important Tangible Cultural Property, its first-floor permanent exhibition presents local industries such as oyster farming, mountain silk weaving, and kamoji making through valuable materials. Opening hours are 9:00–17:00 with last admission at 16:30, closed every Monday. It stands at 2-6-20 Ujina-Gokou, Minami-ku, Hiroshima 734-0015.
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広島市安佐動物公園Located in Hiroshima Prefecture, the Hiroshima City Asa Zoological Park is a public park featuring various animals for visitors to see. The facility includes specific areas such as Peachik Park and provides information on animal exhibits, including elephants and cheetahs. The site also hosts community events like art contests and special commemorative programs for its various sections.
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広島市交通科学館The Hiroshima City Transportation Museum is located in the Hiroshima Prefecture. The facility features a variety of transportation-related exhibits and activities, including special exhibitions and educational workshops for children. Visitors can access specific programs such as bicycle rentals and battery cart rentals, which are subject to availability based on weather conditions and road status. The museum also hosts various themed events and specialized lectures throughout the year.
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広島市豪雨災害伝承館The Hiroshima City Torrential Rain Disaster Memorial Center is a museum in Hiroshima Prefecture established to commemorate those affected by the heavy rains of August 20, 2014. The facility serves as a memorial and an educational center where visitors can learn about disaster prevention and reduction. It aims to pass down lessons from past events to future generations while providing knowledge to help people protect their lives during natural disasters.
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広島東照宮Located in Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Tōshō-gū is a Shinto shrine dedicated to Tokugawa Ieyasu. It was established in 1648 by the local lord Ashino Mitsumune at the foot of Mount Futaba. The site serves as a primary guardian for the castle town and hosts various traditional events, including seasonal festivals and a grand portable palanquin procession held every 50 years since the Edo period.
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広島県立歴史博物館The Hiroshima Prefectural Museum of History, also known as the Fukuyama Sodo Senken Museum, is located in Fukuyama City. The museum houses various collections and archives, including materials related to the Sodo Senken site and the Kobo Sasano collection. It provides information on local history and features permanent exhibitions.
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広島平和記念公園Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park is a memorial park in central Hiroshima created to remember the victims of the atomic bombing and to express a commitment to lasting peace. The park brings together major memorial facilities and monuments, including the Peace Memorial Museum and the Cenotaph for the A-bomb Victims, with the Atomic Bomb Dome nearby across the river.
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広島城Hiroshima Castle is a flatland castle built by the feudal lord Mori Terumoto on the delta of the Ota River. The grounds preserve the castle layout and include reconstructed buildings, while the keep remains a prominent symbol of Hiroshima's castle history.
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広島美術館The Hiroshima Museum of Art is an art museum in central Hiroshima with a collection focused on modern European painting and modern Japanese art. Its holdings include works connected with Impressionism and later European movements, as well as Japanese Western-style and nihonga painting.
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広島平和記念資料館The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum is located in Hiroshima. The museum displays materials from the atomic bombing, including personal belongings and survivor testimonies. Through these artifacts, the institution aims to convey the horrors and inhumanity of nuclear weapons to people worldwide while advocating for a world without nuclear weapons. The collection includes items such as paper cranes and other historical records related to those affected by the blast.
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広島県立美術館The Hiroshima Prefectural Art Museum stands beside Shukkeien Garden in central Hiroshima. Its collection includes more than 5,000 works, with particular strengths in art connected with Hiroshima, modern Japanese and Asian craft, and art of the 1920s and 1930s. Large windows frame views of the neighboring garden, linking the museum’s galleries with one of the city’s historic landscapes.
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