Kyoto Attractions
Historic temples, shrines, palaces, gardens, museums, markets and other attractions in Kyoto, Japan, including sites in Higashiyama, Gion and Arashiyama.
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Historic temples, shrines, palaces, gardens, museums, markets and other attractions in Kyoto, Japan, including sites in Higashiyama, Gion and Arashiyama.
Temple stops for exploring quieter areas of Kyoto, grouped across western Saga-Arashiyama, northwestern Takao, northeastern Sakyō and southeastern Higashiyama. Notes highlight features such as moss gardens, stone figures and mountain views; the areas are separate, so transit is…
Temples, shrines and gardens around Kyoto Station, including Tō-ji, Nishi Hongan-ji, Higashi Hongan-ji and Sanjūsangen-dō.
Tourist attractions and landmarks in Kyoto, Japan, including temples, shrines, markets, museums, riverside districts, an aquarium and a zoo.
Temples and shrines in Kyoto associated with dragon paintings, including Daitokuji, Nanzenji, Tenryuji and Kenninji.
Kyoto sightseeing routes and stops, including temples and stations around Arashiyama, Sagano and western Kyoto, with a nighttime route.
Buddhist temples near Kyoto, Japan, including Kodai-ji, Entoku-in, Oubai-in, Kohrin-in and Soken-in.
Mount Atago pilgrimage routes, shrines, temples, tombs and historic landmarks across western Kyoto, including Sagano, Arashiyama and the Kameoka area. Place notes describe local religious traditions and historical events.
Temples, cable car and railway stations, lodging, and other visitor sites around Mount Hiei and Enryakuji Temple, between Kyoto and Shiga, Japan.
Autumn foliage viewing spots in Rakuhoku, northern Kyoto, including temples, shrines and historic gardens.
Temples and shrines in Kyoto associated with the Seven Lucky Gods, including Myōenji, Kyoto Ebisu Shrine, Chōrakuji and Bishamondō.
Famous wells and sacred water sources at shrines, temples and other sites across Kyoto, Japan.
Sightseeing, dining and shopping around Kyoto Station, including nearby temples, museums, restaurants, confectionery shops and department stores in Kyoto, Japan.
Free-to-visit temples, shrines, imperial villas and Nishiki Market in Kyoto, Japan.
Temples and Jizō statues associated with Kyoto’s Six Jizō pilgrimage, linked to the historic roads leading into the city. The locations include the six guardian statues and routes such as the Tōkaidō, Nara and Tanba roads.
Temples across Nara, Kyoto and other parts of Japan associated with Buddhist deities, with notes on which figures can be encountered at each site and sightseeing recommendations.
Temples, shrines, gardens and parks known for autumn foliage in Kyoto’s eastern districts, including Higashiyama and areas around Nanzen-ji and Tōfuku-ji.
Temples, shrines, historic districts, shopping arcades, cafés and stations in Kyoto, including central Kyoto, Higashiyama and Arashiyama, with walking areas around the city.
Six temples and Jizo sites associated with Kyoto’s traditional Six Jizo pilgrimage, including Daizenji, Tokurin-an, Genkoji, Jozenji and Jizoji.
Temples and bus stops around Myoken-ji in Kyoto, including Myoren-ji, Kitano Tenman-gu and routes connecting the area with Kyoto Station.
Temples, shrines and historic landmarks around Yasaka Shrine in Kyoto, including Chion-in, Shoren-in, Kodaiji, Kiyomizu-dera and Kennin-ji.
Temples and shrines associated with the Seven Lucky Gods pilgrimage in Kyoto, including Myōen-ji, Ebisu Shrine, Tō-ji, and Manpuku-ji.
Shrines and temples associated with blessings in Kyoto, including Kitano Tenmangu, Fushimi Inari Taisha, and Nishiki Tenmangu.
Restaurants, cafés, convenience stores, supermarkets, sightseeing spots and bike rentals around Aoshida in Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto, including nearby temples, gardens, museums and Kyoto Tower.
Historic temples in Kyoto associated with the Shinsengumi, the Kyoto Shogunate Guard, and the Aizu domain: Mibudera, Shogoin Monzeki, and Kurodani Konkai Komyoji. Their histories include Shinsengumi training grounds, an Aizu military camp, and memorials to the fallen.
Shrines and temples in Shimogyo Ward, Kyoto, associated with goshuin, the Japanese tradition of temple and shrine seals.
Tourist attractions, temples, shops, restaurants and cafés near Kyoto Station, including Kyoto Railway Museum, Kyoto Tower and local food and craft destinations.
Tourist attractions and areas around Kyoto Granbell Hotel, including temples, markets, museums, the Kyoto Aquarium, Arashiyama, Hanamikoji Street, Pontocho and the Kamo River.
Historic temples and a park in Kyoto’s Higashiyama area, including Kiyomizu-dera, Kōdai-ji and Maruyama Park.
Twelve temples and shrines in Kyoto associated with the zodiac signs, each identified with a local Myōken deity site, from Nishijin and Demachiyanagi to Arashiyama and Takagamine.