Ueno Holiday Deals

Ueno Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Ueno

Do you look at every travel deal that lands in your inbox? Find yourself obsessively stalking travel hashtags? You need a holiday and Ueno, a neighbourhood in Tokyo, is shouting your name. The capital of Japan is home to around 8,300,000 people and a fantastic place to experience the nation's history and culture. After touching down and picking up your bags at Haneda Airport, your ride will head 18 kilometres north to take you to Ueno. From the heart of the city, it's a distance of 4 kilometres to the north.

A lot of this city's leading attractions are located near Ueno, and Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Sky Tree are two of the very best. You should also be sure to take a look around the Sensoji Temple and Tokyo Imperial Palace. For a new perspective on the city, spend a day at Ameyoko Shopping Street and Akihabara, close-by neighbourhoods that you'll love exploring.

Just can't wait to check out Meiji Jingu Shrine? Sitting just 8 kilometres to the southwest, it'll be easy getting to this world-renowned attraction from Ueno.

You’ll never be lost for things to do in the heart of Tokyo. Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building and Tsukiji Fish Market will keep you occupied for hours. Yasukuni Shrine and the Tokyo National Museum are two more of the area's biggest draw cards.

Find a babysitter and have some fun at Nakajima Teahouse, Fukagawa Tokyo Modern Kan, Yoshidaya and the Japan Sake Center.

Learn more about the area at the National Art Center Tokyo, the Fujifilm Square, the SCAI the Bathhouse and the Tokyo Wonder Site. These cultural attractions cannot be missed!

Local galleries such as the Mori Art Museum, the Tokyo Museum of Contemporary Art, the National Museum of Western Art and the Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum show off the creative side of the area. Why not see if there are any upcoming exhibitions and discover some of the incredible works?

From interactive exhibits to curious objects and artefacts, museums have something to keep everyone interested. If you get stuck with some miserable weather, why not head over to the Tokyo National Science Museum, Bridgestone Museum of Art, the Kanto Earthquake Memorial Museum and the Taiko Drum Museum?

One of the measures of a good show is often how thunderous the applause is when it's finished. Watch the audience rise to their feet at the Kabuki-za Theatre, Suntory Hall, the Tokyo Bunka Kaikan and the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Space.

Sometimes kids can have fun in the most unusual places. Take your camera and capture the moments at Akihabara Electric Town, Sunshine Aquarium, the Tokyo National Diet Library and the Chuo Library.

Travelling with children can use up a lot of your energy. But don't worry, you're bound to get a good night's sleep after spending time with them at Hanayashiki Amusement Park, Namco Namja Town, Meiji-jingu Gaien Ice Skating Rink and Kiba Park.

If you're blessed with terrific weather, breathe in the fresh air and appreciate Mother Nature at the East Garden, the Koishikawa Korakuen Garden, the Kyu Iwasaki-tei Gardens and Rokuryu Kosen.

To catch a glimpse of some local plants and wildlife, drive out to the Chinzan-so Garden, the University of Tokyo Botanical Garden and the Koishikawa Botanical Garden.

A special feature of this suburb is its nearby public parks. Among the hustle and bustle, you won't struggle to find somewhere to take a short walk or read a book. Ueno Park, Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, Rikugi-en Garden and Hibiya-koen are some good options.

There's nothing like indulging in some retail therapy. Give your credit card a workout at Mitsukoshi, Nekobukuro, Shinjuku Isetan and Isetan Department Store Shinjuku.

Enjoy a hands-on history lesson at the Edo-Tokyo Museum, National Diet Building, Imperial Palace Garden and the Waseda University. Reading about them in a textbook just doesn't compare!

The Asakusa Shrine, St. Mary's Cathedral, the Zojoji Temple and Hanazono Shrine offer vacationers an opportunity to understand the region's spiritual side.

Hotels in Ueno

Whether you're splurging or seeking budget vibes, Ueno has you covered! For a cosy room at an inexpensive rate, you can't go past the Khaosan World Asakusa Ryokan or the Hotel Kaminarimon. Or perhaps you'd rather indulge yourself in more luxurious surrounds? Then let the experienced staff at The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo and the Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi take care of you.

If you're just here for a few days and only have limited time for the most famed attractions, take a room at the Smile Hotel Asakusa or the Tokyo Hütte. They are both within a short walk of Tokyo Sky Tree.