Niigata Holiday Deals

Niigata Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Niigata

Thinking of heading to Niigata? Why wouldn't you! Put in your leave, tell your boss ta-ta and get ready for your next epic adventure.

As you wander the city streets, you'll be rubbing shoulders with around 500,000 proud residents.

Niigata isn't too far away from Minamikanbara, which is situated 17 kilometres to the south. Tokyo, the nation's capital, is to be found 250 kilometres to the south.

Holidays with the kids are all about making lasting memories. When it comes to doing things that everyone can enjoy, you needn't look further than Yusuikan and Fukushimagata Lagoon Water Park.

Setting foot in Marinepia Nihonkai is like taking a leap into the depths of the sea, but without needing to use a wetsuit! Here you'll get up close to all sorts of incredible aquatic life.

Escape the city for the day and experience some wine tasting at the Cave D'occi Winery. Remember to grab a bottle of something special to take back home!

See the magic that happens when man and nature work together at the Niigata Prefectural Botanical Garden. If you weren't already an avid gardener, one glimpse at its vibrant floral displays should be enough to convert you.

If you would like to experience a greener side of Niigata, plan an excursion to one of its leafy parklands. Uwasekigata Park, Hakusan Park and Toyanogata Park are the places to go here.

Perhaps you're looking for someplace to calm the busy workings of your mind. If so, the glimmering waters of Shiratama Falls might just be your answer.

Be amazed by Mother Nature's handiwork at Bandai-Asahi National Park. It's a delightful spot to give yourself some breathing space, but it'll also take your breath away!

If you're looking to learn something new or even just escape a wet-weather day, Sawa House of Shogun and Shirone Odako Kite Museum should be on your list. Enquire about group tours or study the exhibits on your own. If you've got the time, also check out the Museum of Medicine and Dentistry and Anglo-Style Mansion.

The curious scientific artefacts at Shirone Daigo Nakamura Orchard and Shirone Grape Garden are bound to power up the brain. For even more from the incredible world of science, head on over to the Niigata Science Museum. Don't forget to enquire about any temporary exhibitions that are on.

For a day of exploration, visit the Northern Culture Museum. Here you will learn about a variety of intriguing and bizarre objects.

Art aficionados come from across the globe to take in Niigata's gorgeous collections, and the Nakano-tei Museum of Art and the Niitsu Art Museum are usually at the top of their itineraries. The Niigata Bandaijima Art Museum and the Niigata City Art Museum are not to be missed either.

Love learning about history? Don't just read about the past, see it with your own eyes at the Aizu Yaichi Memorial Museum. The Niigata City History Museum and the Nigata Branch of Northern Culture Museum are two more attractions which aim to collect, preserve and share the rich history of this region.

Spending time at historic sights is a terrific way to get a real sense of bygone times. Dig into Niigata's past at Enkinkan and Niigata Prefecture Memorial Hall. Sakyukan and Tokimeki Bandaijima Ramen Village are also worth your while.

Seeking some deeper meaning on your trip? Set out on a pilgrimage to some of the city's landmark spiritual attractions, such as Hakusan Shrine and the Jotokuji Temple. If you're not rushed for time, Minato Inari Shrine is also worth an excursion.

There is a saying that exploring new places leaves you speechless, then transforms you into a storyteller. You'll have more stories to tell your mates back at home if you take a trip to some of Niigata's less well-known sights, like Akiha Park, the Niigata City Performing Arts Center and Bandai Bridge.

Hotels in Niigata

After some recommendations? Check out the availability at the Hotel Nikko Niigata and ANA Crowne Plaza Niigata. Crisp white sheets and excellent service await!