City|Trip Kyoto 1.A 2019

Samurai and geishas, ​​shoguns and emperors - no Japanese city embodies the history and tradition of the proud island more than Kyoto. More than 2,000 Buddhist and Shinto temples and shrines also symbolize the religious significance of the former capital. Nevertheless, the UNESCO World Heritage city is not frozen in history: first-class shopping facilities, diverse gastronomy and lively residents form the bridge to the 21st century.

This current city guide is the ideal companion to discover all sides of the historic imperial city on your own:

The city's main sights and museums, as well as lesser-known attractions and neighborhoods, are presented and reviewed in detail
Fascinating architecture among Shinto shrines, royal palaces and modern city buildings
Varied city walk
Experience suggestions for a short trip
Trips to Uji and Mount Kurama
Shopping tips from the 100 yen store to the noble special factory
The best restaurants in town and all kinds of interesting facts about Japanese cuisine
Tips for evening and night design: from the Kabuki theater to the trendy club
From Izakaya to Kobe beef: Japanese sake and food culture
Kyoto for dreaming and relaxing: spiritual Zen temples, charming gardens and peaceful forest paths
Selected accommodations from cheap to chic
All practical information about travel, prices, city traffic, tours, events, emergency assistance...
Background article with depth: history, mentality of the inhabitants, life in the city ...
Small language helps Japanese people with the most important vocabulary for everyday travel
With separate removable map