Travel to Nagoya
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Where to stay in Nagoya
Sakae
Sakae is Nagoya's vibrant commercial heart, where the iconic TV Tower rises above gleaming department stores. The futuristic Oasis 21 complex hovers like a spaceship with its glass water dome. Wide boulevards bustle with shoppers exploring Mitsukoshi and Parco malls filled with everything from luxury brands to local crafts. Connect to three subway lines at Sakae Station for easy city exploration. After shopping, discover culinary delights in basement food halls offering Nagoya specialities like grilled eel and miso katsu. By night, the district transforms with karaoke venues, cocktail lounges, and izakayas serving until late.
Meieki
Meieki is the pulsing heart of Nagoya where Japan's transport networks converge. The area hums with activity around its massive train station complex. Sky-high towers like JR Central and Midland Square define the impressive skyline. Underground passageways lead to shopping centers and food courts serving classic Nagoya specialities. Explore department stores like Takashimaya or catch panoramic views from the Sky Promenade. With trains, subways, and buses connecting in all directions, Meieki makes the perfect base for exploring central Japan.
Osu
Dive into Nagoya's Osu area, where traditional meets trendy under covered shopping arcades filled with 1,200 diverse shops. The iconic red-pillared Osu Kannon Temple creates a peaceful contrast to bustling streets lined with electronics, vintage clothing, and cosplay stores. Frequent festivals bring this cultural hub to life. Explore both worlds with easy access via Osu Kannon and Kamimaezu metro stations. Sample local Nagoya specialities like miso katsu while browsing everything from ¥100 trinkets to premium antiques. Temple gardens offer quiet moments away from the arcade's colourful sensory maze.
Kanayama
Kanayama buzzes with energy as a major transit hub in Nagoya. JR trains, subways, and buses converge at the gleaming station complex, making it ideal for exploring the city. The area balances business with pleasure through its mix of office towers and entertainment spots. Cultural gems like Atsuta Jingu Shrine and the Nagoya-Boston Museum of Fine Arts offer peaceful retreats. After work hours, the area transforms with lively izakayas, karaoke venues, and diverse dining options. Asunal Kanayama shopping complex provides retail therapy just steps from transport connections.
Utsumi
If you're spending some time in Utsumi, Minamichita Green Valley and Strawberry Farm are top sights worth seeing.
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Nagoya Hotel Deals
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Nagoya JR Gate Tower Hotel"Nice clean place to unwind after site seeing."
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Mitsui Garden Hotel Nagoya Premier
Mitsui Garden Hotel Nagoya Premier
"I have stayed at this hotel three times now, in the last three years, coming to Nagoya on my yearly Japanese vacation. The hotel is located in Sakae near a lot of shopping and restaurants, while being within walking distance of attractions like Osu Shotengai shopping street and Osu Kannon Temple. The breakfast buffet is first-rate with a lot of Japanese options as well as Western fare for the unadventurous. The staff is extremely polite, kind, and helpful as well as being very professional. I...
Daiwa Roynet Hotel Nagoya Taiko dori Side
Daiwa Roynet Hotel Nagoya Taiko dori Side"All staffs are very nice and helpful."
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The Royal Park Hotel Iconic Nagoya"Amazing room and stay, staff great. Great location"
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Things to do in Nagoya
Shopping
Mozo Wonder City offers a vibrant blend of shopping, entertainment, and family-friendly activities in Nagoya. For a unique experience, visit Road Station Tatta Fureaino Sato for local goods, or explore Toyohama Fish Market for fresh seafood and local delicacies, all set against Nagoya's lively atmosphere.
Recreation
Experience the lively atmosphere at Nippon Gaishi Hall and Toyota Stadium, both offering thrilling sports events. For relaxation, visit Okazaki Chuo Sogo Park, where you can unwind amidst nature, enjoy serene walks, and indulge in peaceful moments, perfect for rejuvenation and wellness.
Adventure
Experience the thrill of bungee jumping at Minamichita Green Valley, surrounded by stunning natural beauty. Try your hand at various water sports at Shinojima Tsuri Tengoku, perfect for those seeking adventure on the waves. Hike the scenic Tokai Nature Trail for breathtaking views and invigorating outdoor exploration.
Nightlife
Nagoya's nightlife is vibrant and diverse. Visit Sakae for trendy bars and izakayas, or enjoy live jazz at Blue Note Nagoya. For a unique experience, explore the entertainment district of Osu, where you can find quirky themed cafés and bustling late-night eateries.
Find the best attractions in Nagoya
Nagoya offers a delightful blend of family-friendly activities, cultural experiences, and outdoor adventures. Explore urban parks, temples, and shrines that cater to various interests. Notable attractions include Nagoya Castle and the Nagoya Aquarium, both of which are within close proximity to the city centre. Make sure to visit the top sights in Nagoya for a memorable holiday filled with culture and exploration.
- Nagashima Spa Land: Experience the thrill of Nagashima Spa Land, an amusement park filled with exhilarating rides and attractions. Enjoy a family-friendly atmosphere with outdoor adventures, including roller coasters and water rides, making it a perfect destination for all ages seeking excitement and fun in the sun.
- Nagoya Castle: Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of Nagoya Castle, a stunning architectural marvel surrounded by beautiful gardens. This romantic site offers a glimpse into Japan's feudal past, with exhibitions showcasing artefacts and traditional art, making it a captivating experience for history enthusiasts.
- Ghibli Park: Step into the enchanting world of Ghibli Park, where beloved characters and scenes from Studio Ghibli films come to life. This theme park is designed for family entertainment, offering whimsical attractions and immersive environments that will delight fans of all ages, providing a magical experience.
Best time to go to Nagoya
The best time to visit Nagoya is dependent on what kind of holiday you are seeking. August is its hottest month on average. At this time, visitor numbers are average and weather is mostly sunny with light rain. January is its coolest month on average. At this time, visitor numbers are average and weather is mostly sunny with light rain.
Tips to save on your trip to Nagoya
- Take advantage of package deals on Expedia and combine flights, hotels, or car rentals for a convenient and cost-effective trip to Nagoya.
- Consider traveling during the off-peak season (typically January, June and September) for more affordable package holidays to Nagoya.
- Use the Price per traveler filter on Expedia to find a package deal that suits your budget.
- Check the VIP Access properties filter to discover outstanding hotels with added member perks at select properties.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a Nagoya holiday package cost?
You'll find cheap prices on Expedia for your Nagoya getaway. However, a range of factors like the length of stay, hotel choice and season will determine how much your holiday to Nagoya costs.
What are the cheapest months to go to Nagoya?
You can usually find lower prices and better availability in December, January and February. Take a look at our cheap Nagoya holiday packages and you could get some great off-season discounts.
How many days is enough for Nagoya?
Nagoya holidays come in many shapes and sizes, but to really get a feel for this place, we'd suggest 2 days is about right. This will mean you can fit in headline attractions like Nagoya Castle and Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology and track down some underrated gems. Don't skip cool areas such as Nakamura and Naka Ward either. If you plan wisely, you can even take a day trip or two from Nagoya too.
Is it worth booking a holiday package to Nagoya?
Well known for its gift and craft shops, history and nature, a Nagoya holiday is a hit with all types of travellers. Be sure to check out major sights like Port of Nagoya Aquarium and Osu Shopping District, and consider renting a car for day trips to discover even more.
How to find the best Nagoya package deals?
Use Expedia's filter tool to find some fabulous Nagoya package deals. When you begin your search, just set your maximum budget and then sort the results by "Price: low to high." If you're looking to save, plan your adventure for midweek, or browse for Nagoya package deals in the low season. Switch up your travel dates and you may land even better discounts. As a rule of thumb, it's usually best to book your holiday package as soon as possible.
Is it cheaper to book a Nagoya holiday as a package?
You can enjoy significant savings on your Nagoya getaway by booking a tailored holiday package. Check the "Package" heading, then enter your travel dates and destination to view the best hotel prices and airfares. Bundle everything into a great-value package and you can save hundreds of dollars. Consider adding a rental car and you may land a better deal.
When to book a holiday package to Nagoya?
If you're considering an impromptu Nagoya holiday, check out our last-minute deals that can be booked up to a week before you take off. Prefer not to wait until the last minute? You can find terrific deals on your flights and hotels by booking well in advance.
How to plan a trip to Nagoya?
- Choose when to travel: Check your diary and pack your bags. Your preferred season and the type of activities on offer will also help you decide when to escape to Nagoya.
- Budget wisely: In addition to the cost of your hotel, you'll need to consider other expenses too. These include food, transportation and flights. Also, put aside a little extra for unexpected expenses that may arise during your trip to Nagoya.
- Decide how long to go away for: Now that you know more about Nagoya, you can figure out the right length of your break. Pull together a rough itinerary and give yourself enough time to cover everything you want to see.
- Bundle your accommodation and airfare: After you've nailed down your dates and duration, lock in the right Nagoya holiday package for you.