Tempozan Giant Ferris Wheel

Visit Amemura, often called Amerikamura or the American Village, is a hamlet of Osaka that is teeming with interesting characters and bright energy. This hip neighbourhood is a mix of fashion, culture, and nightlife that makes it attractive to both locals and tourists.Here, you can explore the avenues adorned with trendy stores, secondhand bookstores, pubs, and eateries, each providing a distinctive experience. The landmark Triangle Park, which features a Statue of Liberty model, attracts skateboarders and adventure seekers, contributing to the lively ambience of the neighbourhood.

Shitenno-ji Temple is the oldest Buddhist official temple in Japan and was founded by Prince Shotoku Taishi. He played a pivotal role in introducing Buddhist culture to the country and formed the temple in 593. The building was continuously destroyed over the years due to fire. But it has been rebuilt with a few current buildings dating back to the 1970s.

Discover the wonder of Universal Studios Japan, the first Universal Studios location in Asia. It features a colourful assortment of iconic characters, including Spider-Man, Hello Kitty, and Shrek, and its appeal surpasses even Tokyo Disney Resort. Exhilarating rides, immersive movie simulators, and mesmerising parades guarantee nonstop enjoyment for guests of all ages. Thus, enter a world where magic meets science, where surprises await around every corner.

Dotonbori Tsuribori, situated in Osaka's vibrant Dotonbori district, offers a unique and entertaining fishing experience right in the heart of the city. This indoor fishing pond allows visitors to try their hand at catching fish amidst the bustling urban atmosphere of one of Japan's most famous entertainment areas. 

Mino Park is a forested valley located in Osaka, a little far away from the concrete jungle. This is one of the most sought after places in the Kansai region to admire the autumn colours at its best. During autumn, the park comes alive with its fall colours amidst the temples and gardens, especially in the second half of November. 

If you are a nature lover then the Okawa River is an ideal destination for you. The riverbank of Okawa is covered with Cherry blossoms, gardens, and greenery to give you a scenic glimpse of the city. It has a special city cruise which departs from Temmabashi Wharf. You can witness the amazing views of Mint Bureau and the Minami-Temma Park streets. This cruise is approximately 25 minutes long and provides a unique perspective of the historical landmarks. Sit beside your partner and witness the beauty of bridges, trees, and landscapes. There are a few cruises which offer Japanese performances.

Nakanoshima Park is a waterfront park located between the Dojimagawa and Tosaborigawa rivers. This is a park that resembles an urban oasis and is also the first public park in Osaka. Established in 1891, it also takes pride in being the first beer garden of Osaka. The park comes with a range of recreation activities along with places to just sit and unwind.

Tennoji Park is a sprawling tourist attraction in Osaka. It spreads over 28.8 hectares and was designed in 1909. The park is not for a mere recreational experience but much more than that. It has Keitakuen, a traditional Japanese garden with huge trees and greenery everywhere. There is also a Tennoji Zoo where you will see over 230 species. It is the perfect destination to spot rhinoceros, lions, red pandas, and penguins. You can also see hippopotamus swimming with fishes in the underwater pool.