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small city, esay to access all sight seeing points, very convenience for the tourist by using the one tour bus.

all intersting points are nearby, buy one day tram tickets can cover all places, small city, easy to go around

very good electrical train, one day pass is 400 yen, stop all sigth seeing points... very convenience!

Due to it's historical background, this place is very peaceful and calm. Learnt about the distructable war and the importance of peace among humanity.

Tired out by the hotel staff 's way of checking in so did not bother to explore Hiroshima at all ! Hotel was old , dirty and and smelly with an expensive price paid for a standard twin NON SMOkING floor that turned out to be a dissappointment .

Two full days and we saw museums , and a lot of history. Beautiful shrine, beach. Lot to see and do. Lovely ferry ride.

Besides the atomic bomb remembrance sites, which one has to visit, the city more to offer. Also the area around is worth a visit.

it is a neat and clean historic city with cultural heritage spots. transportation facilities are good

I recommend a stroll in the park outside the peace museum and an ice cream at the Italian restaurant at the bridge.

will definitely go back, as it was so cold when i was there, so wish to go back when i can really internalize that I was in the place where history was made.

Hiroshima is both a powerful and beautiful experience. The city and its people are amazing, and it is a deeply moving experience to visit such a vibrant city just a short 70 years after the tragedy of the Hiroshima A Bomb.

Open spacious city with interesting historical sights. Well planned so it is easy to get around with your JR pass on the loop buses provided

A beautiful place! So beautiful in fact I will be returning from Australia in December (just visited in August) I cannot give a better recommendation than that!

I liked Hiroshima. It is a city with rich history. Locals are very friendly. Don't miss Miyajima, which is 35min away by boat.

Hiroshima is a beautiful area in Japan, and is definitely worth a visit if you are heading to Japan. I would reccomend stay in Hiroshima for at least 4 or 5 days, but you could certainly spend a few more days there taking in the sights.

Hiroshima is a great vantage point for not just the pPeace museum and memorial but also a great base for exploring the local coastline including Miyajima island and Itsukushima shrine.

Hiroshima has terrible history but now it is the best relaxible place in japan. day trip to miyajima at evening is strongly recommanded.

1-3 days good enough for this clean, efficient and friendly city. I used it as a base for Miyajima and Okayama and Himeji.

There is not much to do in this city but the area dedicated to the atomic blast and disarm of all nuclear warfare is an eye opener.

The UNESCO world heritage site, Hiroshima Bomb Dome is a must visit place. The autumn season give a very beautiful scenery to this area.

very clean and friendly, easy to get around with their public transport system, the Peace Park is very impressive and moving

Everyone goes to Hiroshima as it is the site of the first atomic bomb attack. We go to Peace Park, look at the distinctive T bridge that identified Hiroshima as the target, look at the remains of the Dome, go to the Museum.

The Nuclear Bomb History in Hiroshima is a must go sightseeing point. This history made this city more specific to visit.

This was my second time to Hiroshima and I really enjoyed it again. My first time was spent exploring the area, the Peace Memorial Park and Museum, and also going over to Miyajima.

Hiroshima is home to, and close to, some of the most important locations in Japan. If you're visiting Hiroshima proper, I would definitely recommend stopping by for the Peace Park and Museum, visiting the Genbaku Dome, and going out a few nights for shopping downtown / eating some of the local Hiroshima-Yaki (there is a giant complex with many different restaurants / styles to choose from).

Hiroshima is a very easy city to get around, we hired bicycles and visited most attractions in the city including Hiroshima castle.

It teaches you perfect lessons about the use of atomic bombs, so very intersting to visit as parents with some older children.

This is a comparably more relaxing city than other big city like Tokyo or Osaka. Its worth visiting the city with a short half day trip to Miyajima Island.

The two major attractions of Hiroshima are the Peace Park, with the Peace Memorial Museum, and the Shinto shrine (Itsukushima Shrine) on an offshore island, Miyajima, both Unesco World Heritage sites.

Make sure to go see the A Bomb Dome at night. The lights are shining on the ruins and there is a great calmness over the whole area.