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Nagasaki Peace Park was created to represent the wish for world peace; explore the park, near the hypocenter of the atomic explosion, including remnants of Urakami Cathedral.
fireman999
1 review

We hired a private guide via the Nagasaki Tourist Office which was very reasonable and the arrangements before the tour, during and after the tour were first class.
Provider: Independent Operator
Duane T
2 reviews

Note: Before Nagasaki, we stopped in Busan, Korea but it was really not that great of a shore excursion.
We took the Nagasaki walking tour which was great. It showed us how to get around Nagasaki on our own using their trolley/bus system. The Peace Park was very tranquil...with the Peace Memorial on one end and the monument where the detonation took place on the other end.
Provider: Princess Cruises
Sutho
1 review

Did an entire tour of Nagasaki that took in these places. It was quite a moving and peacefull place to visit. The locals are friendly and I was very satisfied with the sights, scenery and things to learn in this place.
Provider: P&O Cruises
scottishcat
1 review

Late into port meant that it was getting dark by the time we visited. Beatiful monuments donated from around the world.
Provider: Azamara Club Cruises
britannic2000
1 review
OK but expensive. Too many people in the same place at the same time.
Had to miss out one feature as it had got dark and cold, and we were still in a lone waiting line. Left it and made our own way back to the ship
Provider: P&O Cruises
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