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It's an area of Aichi that around 2,200,000 people reside in.

It is situated 8 miles west of Togo-cho and about 170 miles west of Tokyo, the national capital.

Denpark and Toda River Kids Land are lovely places to enjoy some time with your children. Want more? Aoi Park and Toyota Hands-On Museum are sure to keep the smiles and laughter flowing.

Do you and your traveling companion want to see some aquatic creatures? If so, make sure you stop at Port of Nagoya Aquarium. Even more ocean adventures await you at Minami Chita Beach Land and Hekinan Seaside Aquarium.

The kids could spend a whole day zipping around and gawking at the exotic animals at Higashiyama Zoo and Botanical Garden and Higashiyama Park.

At Kirin Beer Park Nagoya, wine connoisseurs and newbies alike can learn about the local winemaking techniques and traditions, before trying out the end product.

Appreciate the wide range of plants and flowers on display when you and your friends take a trip to Shirotori Garden and Noritake Garden. Gardening enthusuasts should also take in the collection at Jozan-en and Nagoya Port Wildflower Garden Blue Bonnet.

On a fine day, pick up some lunch and find a quiet corner at one of the scenic green spaces, such as Hisaya-oodori Park and Meijo Park. Shirakawa Park and Tsuruma Park are two more pleasant spots to while away the afternoon and finally read that neglected book of yours.

Don't quite know where to go next? You're certain to find some great ideas at Tarui Tourist Information Center and Nagoya Station Tourist Information Center.

Skim some stones across the placid water, discover the local birdlife and treat yourself to a picnic at Sori Pond.

Looking to visit some of the nearby coastline? Breathe in the fresh salty air and watch the seabirds floating overhead at Himakajima Beach and Koromozaki Beach.

Turn your phone off and give yourself a break from the noises of the modern world at Chubu Park and Sekigahara Cave. Ryusenji Hotspring and Aichi Showa Forest are also appreciated by nature lovers.

Grab a buddy or two and explore some of the popular exhibition spaces in the area. Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology and Tokugawa Art Museum offer a range of displays and collections that are sure to capture your interest. Nagoya City Science Museum and Toyota Automobile Museum are also worth a visit.

If you're in the mood for a challenge, head over to Handanra Science Museum or Tsushima Kids Science Museum. The collection of scientific artifacts on display at these great museums will stimulate your mind for hours. Aichi Sewage Science Museum and Chubu Electric Power Science Museum are also good options to check out.

Observe the various specimens on show as you stroll among the overflowing collections of Miharashidai Archaeological Museum.

Want to check out some art? You'll discover galleries of all sizes here. Pop in to Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art and Nagoya City Art Museum to see the best of what this creative city has to offer. If these leave you feeling energized, finish up the day at Nagoya-Boston Museum of Fine Arts and Ichinomiya City Memorial Art Museum of Migishi Setsuko.

Travel back through time and unveil mysteries of yesteryear at Sobuecho Local History Museum and Ichinomiyashi Bisai Museum of History And Folklore. Kitanagoya Folk History Museum and Sekigahara Town History & Folklore Museum are also highly esteemed options.

To discover more about the area's rich and fascinating past, be sure to visit its historic monuments and buildings. Start the local history tour at Nagoya Castle and Okazaki Castle. More stories from the days of old are waiting for you at Nagoya City Hall and Anjo Castle Ruins.

Relive the past and have a taste of what life was like long ago in a historic medieval castle. Iwasaki Castle and Kiyosu Castle may seem like they are from a storybook, but in fact, they truly were once places where noblemen roamed.

Discover the region's spiritual side and enjoy some moments of quiet contemplation at Atsuta Shrine and Koshoji Temple. If you want to explore more religious sites, have a stroll around Nittaiji Temple and Toganji Temple.

Nagoya's most celebrated sights often overshadow its less touristy, but equally rewarding activities. Nagoya Agricultural Center and Toyota Kaikan Exhibition Hall are two worthwhile options. If you can fit it in, also think about visiting Hosa Library or Aichiken Library.

Nagoya has a reputation as an excellent destination, with 82 Nagoya hotels available on Expedia.

Examples of the high-quality short or long stay accommodation options in Nagoya are The Westin Nagoya Castle, 3-19 Hinokuchi-cho, and the Hilton Nagoya, 1-3-3 Sakae, Naka-ku. If you're hoping to find somewhere that doesn't break the bank, the Hostel Ann, 2-4-2 Kanayama, Naka-ku, or the Glocal Nagoya Backpackers Hostel, 1-21-3, Noritake, Nakamura-ku, could be more to your taste.