This carefully crafted walking route connects Sapporo's most significant landmarks in a logical, efficient path that maximises your experience while minimising travel time.
Unlike typical sightseeing tours, you'll engage all your senses - from the visual beauty of historical architecture to the sounds of bustling markets, the taste of fresh seafood and premium sake, and the tactile experience of traditional brewing culture.
You'll gain insider knowledge about Sapporo's transformation from a frontier settlement to a modern metropolis, while experiencing authentic local life through market interactions and cultural traditions.
This tour perfectly balances must-see attractions with genuine cultural immersion, making it ideal for travellers who want to understand the real spirit of Sapporo in just two hours.
Join us for an unforgettable journey through time, taste, and tradition in Japan's northern gem!
"Step back in time at the Former Hokkaido Government Office, a stunning American Neo-Baroque masterpiece from 1888.
Marvel at the beautiful red brick architecture while learning about Hokkaido's pioneering development through fascinating historical exhibits.
Stroll through the seasonal gardens and capture perfect photos of this beloved historical monument that tells the story of Sapporo's origins."
"Visit the iconic Sapporo Clock Tower, the city's most recognizable landmark since 1878.
Listen to the precious mechanical clock that still keeps time today and learn about the legacy of Dr. Clark and Sapporo Agricultural School,
where the famous ""Boys, be ambitious!"" spirit was born."
"Stroll along Sapporo's green urban axis, a magnificent 1.5-kilometer park that serves as the city's backbone.
Experience the beautiful urban planning while enjoying views of the Sapporo TV Tower, the modern symbol that complements the city's historical architecture.
This is where major festivals like the Snow Festival come alive."
"Dive into the authentic atmosphere of Sapporo's kitchen, a historic market serving locals since the Meiji era.
Witness the incredible variety of Hokkaido's freshest seafood including premium crab, sea urchin, salmon roe, and scallops.
Interact with friendly local merchants, sample the finest seafood, and experience the vibrant energy that has made this market a cornerstone of Sapporo life for over 100 years."
"Conclude your journey at Sapporo's oldest sake brewery, established in 1872.
Learn about the intricate art of sake brewing while exploring authentic brewing equipment and historical displays.
Taste premium local sake crafted from Hokkaido's pristine water and rice, and discover how traditional Japanese brewing techniques create unique flavors that represent the essence of the region."
Meet your guide in front of Hokkaido Prefectural Government Red Brick Building.
Your guide will hold a tour board.
Sapporo, the capital of Hokkaido, is known for its stunning winter landscapes, vibrant cultural scene, and delicious seafood. The city hosts the famous Sapporo Snow Festival and offers a unique blend of modern urban life and traditional Japanese charm.
Learn about the history of beer in Japan and the Sapporo Beer brand. The museum offers beer tasting and a chance to see the brewing process.
A large park in the heart of Sapporo, known for its beautiful gardens, fountains, and the famous Sapporo Snow Festival held here in February.
A landmark of Sapporo, offering panoramic views of the city from its observation deck. The tower is illuminated at night, creating a beautiful sight.
A rich, miso-based ramen with corn, butter, and pork. A must-try local specialty.
A spicy, flavorful curry soup with vegetables and meat, a Hokkaido specialty.
Grilled lamb or mutton, a popular dish in Hokkaido, often cooked on a dome-shaped grill.
Winter is ideal for snow festivals and skiing, while summer offers pleasant weather for outdoor activities and festivals.
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GMT+9
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Sapporo is a very safe city with low crime rates. However, petty theft and scams can occur, especially in tourist areas.
Sapporo Station
Sapporo Station Bus Terminal, Susukino Bus Terminal
The subway system is clean, efficient, and easy to navigate. It consists of three lines: Namboku, Tozai, and Tohoku-Johetsu.
Available • Apps: JapanTaxi, DiDi
Car, Bike, Scooter
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