Cheap Holidays to Saitama

Saitama Holidays

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Holidays in Saitama

Saitama offers plenty to see, do and experience for visitors of all ages. Read on for a taste of its most popular attractions.

The population of this city is 1,200,000.

The country's capital, Tokyo, is 17 miles south of Saitama. Hasuda lies 5 miles to the north.

Taking a holiday with the kids is all about making lasting memories. When it comes to finding things to do that the entire family can enjoy, you needn't look further than Saitama Sports Center and Shirakobato Water Park.

Take your youngest travellers to to the Ogano Deer Park or the Tobu Zoo and watch their faces fill with awe! They can get within close range of some interesting animals and learn about the importance of caring for our wildlife while they're at it.

Saitama has some vibrant, green spaces where you will find a variety of plant specimens. The Lily Park and the Yono Park are the places to keep in mind.

Omiya Park and Akebono Children's Forest Park are wonderful places to soak up the sun, treat yourself to a picnic or just relax and people-watch. The Tokorozawa Aviation Museum and Kenei Sayamainariyama Park are a couple more spots where you can surround yourself in greenery.

Is there a walking tour? What can I do this weekend? You'll discover the answers to any questions you have about your visit at Ogano Town Tourism and Interaction Hall.

Don't leave without gazing out across the calm, open water at Lake Miyazawako.

If you're hoping to recharge those batteries, you'll discover lots of nature parks and reserves to explore. Ease into it with a breath of clean air among the plants and animals at Mount Tounosu or Mt. Tenran. For some more quiet time, continue on to Kuroyama Prefectural Nature Park and Sawarabi no Yu.

If you're after a few tranquil places to collect your thoughts and maybe discover a thing or two, head to the John Lennon Museum and the Niiza City Folk History Museum. Enquire about walking tours or just study the interesting exhibits on your own. Syuuntei Old Time Museum and the Kawagoe History Museum are also leading options for museum enthusiasts.

Showcasing a range of exciting science technology, Saitama City Space Theater offers everything you need to keep that mind buzzing.

Nowadays you don't have to travel the globe to experience the many wonders of the natural world. You can stop into places like the Ogano Fossil Museum and the Museum of Japanese Culture and Tradition Koshigaya Nogakudo Hall instead, where an amazing array of rare and exotic specimens and items are concentrated all in the one place.

In a place chock-full of superb art collections, the Ranzan Memorial Art Museum and the Yamazaki Art Museum shine brighter than the rest. The Omiya Bonsai Art Museum and the Kawaguchi Municipal Art Gallery Atlia are two more stops to put on your radar.

Calling all history enthusiasts! You'll love learning about the vivid and varied past of the area at the Hattori Folk Museum and the Kawagoe City Museum. The Sayama City Museum and the Prefectural Museum are also worth a day out for a better understanding of the past.

Time spent looking back at history is never a waste. Let the No-nin-ji Temple and Nanamagarinoi Ruins help you gain a deeper understand of Saitama's past. If you're hungry for more, Horigane Shrine and the Senzoin Temple are also worthwhile attractions.

Take a minute or two to observe the water make its way underneath Hyakutaibashi Bridge and Yatatebashi Bridge.

If you've ever dreamt about living like a king or queen, an outing to Kawagoe Castle should be high on your travel itinerary. Equally as magical, Honmaru Goten looks like it's leapt straight out of a fairytale book.

Explore the region's religious beliefs at Hikawa Shrine and the Torii Kannon Temple. The Takedera Temple and the Tenryuji Temple will also appeal to anyone wanting some prayer and self-reflection.

You'll probably feel as though there's nothing left to visit after exploring Saitama's favourite tourist sights, but don't head off yet. There are still some surprises left. Why not spend time at Sayama Ski Area and Soka Park? Candy Alley and Sayama Ski & Snowboard also offer a memorable day out.