4 best parks & nature in Kobe

Nunobiki Herb Gardens
Nunobiki Herb Gardens

Botanical garden, Lookout

Nunobiki Herb Gardens are large botanical gardens on a hillside above Kobe, reached by gondola from the city centre. It's one of the most pleasant places in Kobe for a quiet walk, views and escape from the hustle and bustle of the city, and often surprises with how quickly it can be reached from Sannomiya Central Station or, better still, Shin-Kobe Shinkansen Station. Read also: 👉 O ur tips on where to stay in Kobe 👉 The best views in Kobe…

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Nunobiki Falls

Waterfall

Nunobiki Falls are a set of several waterfalls in the mountains above Kobe, about a 20 to 30 minute walk from Shin-Kobe Station. They are one of the most famous waterfalls in Japan and also one of the places that can be reached on foot directly from the city centre, which is quite unusual. Read also: 👉 O ur tips on where to stay in Kobe 👉 The best views in Kobe Is Nunobiki Falls worth a visit? Short answer: yes, if you like short easy…

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Mount Maya
Mount Maya

Lookout, Cable car, Mountain, Temple

Mount Maya (698 m above sea level) is, in my opinion, the best vantage point over Kobe and together with Mount Rokko it is one of the places from where you can see the whole city, the harbour and Osaka Bay. The view from the top of Kikuseidai is considered one of the best night views in all of Japan and I just have to agree! Read also: 👉 O ur tips on where to stay in Kobe 👉 The best views in Kobe Is Mount Maya worth a visit? Short…

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Mount Rokko
Mount Rokko

Lookout, Mountain

Mount Rokko is the most famous mountain area above Kobe and one of the best places to go for views, nature and a quieter atmosphere outside the city. Unlike Mount Maya, it's not just one viewpoint - there's a larger area up there with several viewpoints, restaurants and walking opportunities. Personally, though, I much preferred the views of Mount Maya, which also has the beautiful Tenjo-ji Temple. Read also: 👉 O ur tips on where to stay…

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