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Kyoto

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4,6 / 5· HidengoColpo di fulmine

Il diario di Kyoto

Ritrovare il semplice piacere di bighellonare.

Old capital with temples, gardens, wooden districts and nearby hills, where heritage is discovered in sectors rather than in a single visit.

Al tuo ritmo

Passeggiare Assaporare Fotografare

Riepilogo dell’identità

Durata ideale

4 - 8 giorni

Periodo migliore

Primavera · Estate · Autunno · Inverno

Auto

Possibile senza auto a seconda della zona

Tipo di soggiorno

Metropoli · Città · Patrimonio · Foresta

Accessibilità

Buona accessibilità

Ritmo

Ritmo dolce

Presentazione generale

Kyoto

Old capital with temples, gardens, wooden districts and nearby hills, where heritage is discovered in sectors rather than in a single visit.

The discovery of Kyoto revolves around Temple Kiyomizu-dera, Fushimi Inari-taisha and Arashiyama. The stay thus alternates between the big city, urban life, heritage and forests, which gives a concrete picture of the destination beyond its only best known site.

Vedi tutto

For a stay of 4 to 8 days, a quiet rhythm works well. Also to be anticipated: variable influx depending on the season. The trip can be organised without a car if the drop point and local connections are selected in advance. The main sites are generally easy to access.

Punti di forza e vincoli

Punti di forza

Kiyomizu-dera Temple
Fushimi Inari-taisha
Arashiyama

Da sapere prima di scegliere

Variable frequency depending on season
Parking to anticipate in the center

Luoghi imperdibili

Una selezione per iniziare a sognare e organizzare il soggiorno — non un elenco esaustivo di tutto ciò che c’è da vedere.

Tempio

Kiyomizu-dera Temple

4,7 / 5· HidengoDa 30 min a 1 h 15

Kiyomizu-dera clings to the eastern slope of Kyoto on a large wooden terrace open towards the city. The route crosses historical doors, pavilions and alleys of Higashiyama, whose interest becomes more evident early in the morning before the groups.

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Fushimi Inari-taisha

4,6 / 5· HidengoDa 1 a 2 h

Fushimi Inari extends well beyond its first vermillon torii corridors. The path climbs a wooded hill between small shrines, lanterns and viewpoints, with a much lower attendance when you go beyond the most photographed sections.

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Arashiyama

4,5 / 5· HidengoDa 1 a 2 h

Arashiyama to the west of Kyoto Bamboo groves, temples, a river and hills covered with forest. The area gains to be travelled beyond the central aisle, towards the gardens, bridges and paths that run along the Katsura.

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Pavillon d'or Kinkaku-ji

4,5 / 5· HidengoDa 1 a 2 h

Kinkaku-ji reflects its golden floors in a pond surrounded by pine trees north of Kyoto. The course is imposed and often dense, but the gardens, secondary pavilions and changes of perspective give more than one famous image.