Explore Kyoto’s ancient pilgrimage routes with an Italian-speaking guide. Discover Kiyomizu Temple, Gion Pagoda, and Geisha culture. Flexible itineraries available.
- Kiyomizu-dera Temple - A Buddhist temple established in the 7th century, featuring a terrace about 13 meters high, supported by wooden pillars. It is a National Treasure of Japan.
- Hōkan-ji Temple - A five-story pagoda located in the Kiyomizu area of Kyoto, known as the most iconic image of the ancient capital worldwide.
- Hanamikoji Street - One of the five districts in Kyoto where female entertainers known as “maiko” and “geiko” (often referred to as “Geisha”) perform.
- Pontocho District - A historic area with a narrow main alley lined with numerous nightclubs, including various types of restaurants and bars, welcoming visitors and pilgrims from across Japan and the globe.
- Sannenzaka Ninenzaka - Leisure time: Stroll along the paths leading to the Kiyomizu Temple, with opportunities to visit souvenir shops and enjoy local sweets and beverages.
- In-vehicle air conditioning
Learn about the history of the country and the daily life of the Japanese people.
Walking tour of the ancient pilgrimage routes leading to the Kiyomizu-dera Buddhist temple, in the area developed since the 8th century. until today, streets lined with countless souvenir and sweet shops and bars etc. to provide entertainment and enjoyment to visitors of all ages, from all over Japan and the world.
The native guide from Kyoto, the thousand-year-old capital of Japan, illustrates the historical, cultural and religious details, secret but unmissable along the way, and answers all your questions in Italian.
Any assistance necessary for participants during the tour.
Flexible itineraries and times on request as far as possible.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
