Metro map of Kobe

Map of metro in Kobe
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More to see in Kobe
Kobe is a treasure trove of unique architectural and historical monuments. Many old buildings and cultural centers were completely destroyed by the earthquake of 1995 but later restored by the efforts of local residents. An incredibly beautiful 19th-century historical monument is the Ijinkan, a complex of several luxurious old mansions. Once they belonged to wealthy foreign diplomats and local merchants. Now the architectural ensemble is surrounded by a lush garden. The best time to visit this picturesque place is spring when old houses are buried in flowering trees. The mansions operate as museums, presenting interesting collections of antiques and works of art. A very symbolic place for Kobe is Meriken Park. On the territory of this park is the Kobe Port Tower, which is the main symbol of the city. A few years ago, a memorial was erected here in honor of the victims of the devastating earthquake. It would be interesting to visit the main city park in the evening. After dark, the tower and many other objects in the park are spectacularly illuminated. Every spring the park is decorated with flowers, more than 10,000 tulips alone are planted here every year. The city offers dozens of museums and galleries, and Hakutsuru is among the most unusual ones. This museum occupying a beautiful historic building decorated in the style of past years introduces visitors to sake-making traditions. Local people consider the strong rice drink to be one of their main national symbols. … Read further

Our travel guides to Kobe

Kobe sightseeing

Kobe is an ancient port city, an international center of trading and a large industrial region. Nowadays on the territory of this city work several factories operating in such areas as chemical and military industries. In many aspects Kobe is an important city that pays a great rope in overall prosperity of the country. The city was founded in the beginning of the 8th century. At that time it was decorated by … Open

Cultural excursion through Kobe - things to see

Kobe is a treasure trove of unique architectural and historical monuments. Many old buildings and cultural centers were completely destroyed by the earthquake of 1995 but later restored by the efforts of local residents. An incredibly beautiful 19th-century historical monument is the Ijinkan, a complex of several luxurious old mansions. Once they belonged to wealthy foreign diplomats and local merchants. Now the … Open

Attractions and active leisure

Kobe has a lot of places for an active and interesting holiday. In the warm season, you should definitely visit Takenaka, the most beautiful park in town where more than 200 species of herbs grow. In spring it is decorated with thousands of flowers and ornamental plants. Here you can walk along special paths for hours, admiring spreading trees and landscape compositions. Apart from that, in the park, you will find … Open

Cuisine and top restaurants

Diversify meat tasting by visiting Bistrot Cafe de Paris. This French restaurant is distinguished by an elegant European design. The restaurant's menu includes the most popular French dishes. It serves perfectly cooked fish, the best French cheese platters, and invites guests to try original author's salads. The popular restaurant has a rich wine list. One of the most popular cafes in town is Nishimurakohiten. … Open

Traditions and mentality of Kobe

Residents of Kobe are characterized by a respectful attitude to their traditions, some of which date back hundreds of years. The city has become known to many travelers thanks to its Festival of Light (Kobe Luminarie), which is now one of the most interesting events in its festive calendar. For the first time, this festival was held in 1995, and the reason for its organizing was very tragic. In 1995, a strong … Open

Travel guide to Kobe

One of the most interesting regions of Kobe for walking is the port. Here is located a unique monument of architecture - the Hyperboloid Tower. It was built in 1968 specifically for tourists. The top of this beautiful tower is all set with an observation deck. Its visitors can admire the panorama of the city from a height of 108 meters. Every day, this viewing platform is visited by about 3,000 people. The Rocco … Open

Travelling inside Japan - transportation means

Japan has a very well developed transport infrastructure, including international air traffic. Today, there are about a hundred different airports in the country and one third of them are considered to be of international standards. Haneda Airport is one of the largest in Japan. It is located in the capital of the country and conducts both domestic and international flights. As of last year, the airport served more than 70 million passengers. Such statistics allows the airport of Haneda to be considered the busiest in all of Asia. There are three terminals at the airport, and special buses move between them. The airport’s infrastructure is very developed. In the spacious waiting rooms there is free Wi-Fi access, you can buy literature, have a snack, drink, visit the nursery room, stroll around the souvenir shops, buy goods in the duty-free shops, as well as stay in a hotel. … Open

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