Nijo Castle

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Nijo Castle is one of the most accessible UNESCO spots in Kyoto, being just a short walk from Nijojo-mae Station. The former residence of the Tokugawa shoguns, the sprawling castle grounds are surrounded by a wide moat and massive stone walls. Spanning over 275,000 square metres, Nijo Castle is one of the biggest historic sites in all of Kyoto.

通知

Structural reinforcement and restoration will be carried out on all historic structures within Nijo-jo Castle. The various renovations are planned as follows: Honmaru-goten Palace (2017-2023), Tamarigura (2024-2027), Ninomaru-goten Palace (2024-2036), and Tonan Sumi-yagura (2028-2036). Read more

信息

地址

541 Nijojocho, Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto, 604-8301 (路线)

营业时间

8:45 - 16:00 现正开放

开放时间

星期一 8:45 - 16:00
星期二 8:45 - 16:00
星期三 8:45 - 16:00
星期四 8:45 - 16:00
星期五 8:45 - 16:00
星期六 8:45 - 16:00
星期天 8:45 - 16:00
假期 8:45 - 16:00

价格

¥620

电话号码

075-841-0096

Accessibility

  • 轮椅出租

Payment Method

  • 接受信用卡

备品

  • 收费储物柜

Internet

  • 免费Wi-Fi

特别之处

  • UNESCO世界遗产

交通方式

A short walk from City Bus Stop Nijo-jo-mae (from JR Kyoto Station/Hankyu Railway Karasuma Station), or Nijo-jo-mae Station on the Tozai Subway Line

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