• Yasaka Shrine - Situated in Kyoto’s Gion district, Yasaka Shrine is a renowned Shinto shrine celebrated for its lively festivals, such as the annual Gion Matsuri. Featuring striking red gates and traditional architecture, it is a favored destination for worship and cultural exploration.
• Ninenzaka - Ninenzaka is a delightful, historic street in Kyoto, adorned with traditional wooden shops, teahouses, and cafes. Its gently sloping path provides visitors with a glimpse of old Kyoto and serves as a popular route to nearby temples like Kiyomizu-dera.
• Kiyomizu-dera Temple - Kiyomizu-dera is a historic temple in Kyoto, famed for its impressive hillside location and iconic wooden terrace. It draws visitors for its cultural importance, breathtaking city views, and seasonal beauty, particularly during cherry blossom and autumn.
• Sannenzaka - Sannenzaka is a charming, sloping street in Kyoto, lined with traditional shops, cafes, and inns. It offers a nostalgic ambiance and serves as a delightful path for visitors heading to historic sites like Kiyomizu-dera Temple.
• Hanamikoji Street - Hanamikoji is a renowned street in Kyoto’s Gion district, noted for its well-preserved traditional architecture and vibrant cultural atmosphere. It is a popular location for strolling, dining, and experiencing the historic allure of Kyoto’s geisha district.
• Gion Shirakawa - Gion Shirakawa is a picturesque district in Kyoto, celebrated for its historic streets lined with traditional wooden machiya houses along a willow-lined canal. The area provides a serene, atmospheric glimpse into Kyoto’s geisha culture and old-world charm.
• Minamiza: The Kabuki Theater of Kyoto - Minamiza Theatre, located in Kyoto’s Gion district, is Japan’s oldest kabuki theater. It presents traditional kabuki performances in a historic setting, preserving the rich cultural heritage of Japanese performing arts.

• English or Italian speaking travel storyteller

• Entrance fees

Discover the heart of Kyoto on this engaging walking tour through its most renowned historic areas. Start your journey by climbing towards Kiyomizudera, one of Japan’s most esteemed temples, where you can take in stunning city views and find peace at this sacred site.

Stroll through Ninenzaka, a charming slope adorned with delightful shops and ancient teahouses, capturing the essence of old Kyoto. As you wander, learn about the artisans, traditions, and the timeless beauty of Kyoto’s cultural legacy.

Conclude your tour in Gion, Kyoto’s famous geisha district, where narrow lanes and traditional wooden houses create an atmosphere of serene elegance.

This tour is ideal for those looking to connect more deeply with Japan’s history, seamlessly blending architecture, spirituality, and ambiance with every step.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.