Nunobiki Herb Garden and Ropeway
The Nunobiki Herb Garden in Kobe is one of the best choices if you'd like to combine sightseeing in Kobe with a touch of nature – and it's a true 'four-season' experience. The garden is located on the mountainside, offering fragrant, flower-filled walks and stunning views: you can see the city, the harbour, and on clear days, even distant landscapes. The themed garden sections are connected by comfortable pathways, making it enjoyable for families, couples, and solo travellers alike, especially if you love photogenic spots and relaxing, refreshing experiences.
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The Nunobiki Herb Garden and Botanical Gardens is one of the best choices if you want to combine sightseeing in Kobe with a touch of nature – and it’s a truly “four-season” experience. The garden is located on the hillside, offering both fragrant, flower-filled walks and stunning views: you can see the city, the harbour, and on clear days, even the distant landscapes. The themed garden sections are connected by comfortable pathways, making it enjoyable for families, couples, and solo travellers alike, especially if you love photogenic spots and a more peaceful, refreshing experience.
Getting there is an experience in itself, as the garden is accessible via the Nunobiki Ropeway cable car. During the ride, you’ll enjoy increasingly expansive views of the hillside and the city, which is why many see it as a short, panoramic “mini excursion” above the city. It’s worth stopping to take in the views near the upper station, then leisurely strolling through the garden’s various sections.
The garden shows a different side in each season: fresh greenery and flowers in spring, lush gardens in summer, vibrant colours in autumn, and in winter, the clear air and tranquillity make it particularly appealing when the city is less crowded. It’s also a sustainable choice: easily accessible within the city by public transport, it offers a nature-filled experience without the need for driving or long, taxing journeys.
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Class trips
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Families with younger children
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Multigenerational programs
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Seniors
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