Nakanoshima & Kitahama: Riverside and Modern Architecture Walk

From Nakanoshima Library and the Central Public Hall through the rose garden and Nakanoshima Park, then over the lion-guarded Naniwabashi Bridge to the Kitahama riverside.

Duration

Not measured

Distance

Not measured

Stops

6

1. 1
   Osaka Prefectural Nakanoshima LibraryPlaceholder image
   Osaka Prefectural Nakanoshima LibraryA library building opened in 1904 and still in use, designated an Important Cultural Property.Open in Google Maps ↗
2. 2
   Osaka City Central Public HallPlaceholder image
   Osaka City Central Public HallA red-brick landmark completed in 1918 and designated an Important Cultural Property.Open in Google Maps ↗
3. 3
   Nakanoshima Rose GardenPlaceholder image
   Nakanoshima Rose GardenA rose garden of about 310 varieties at the eastern end of Nakanoshima Park.Open in Google Maps ↗
4. 4
   Nakanoshima ParkPlaceholder image
   Nakanoshima ParkOsaka’s first city park, set between the Dojima and Tosabori rivers.Open in Google Maps ↗
5. 5
   Naniwabashi Bridge (Lion Bridge)Placeholder image
   Naniwabashi Bridge (Lion Bridge)A bridge on Sakaisuji guarded by stone lion statues.Open in Google Maps ↗
6. 6
   Kitahama Riverside Cafés (Kitahama Terrace)Placeholder image
   Kitahama Riverside Cafés (Kitahama Terrace)Riverside terraces on the Tosabori River with views across to Nakanoshima.Open in Google Maps ↗