Trip Favorite

Famous ski jump with a spectator deck—watch jumps or enjoy skyline views over Sapporo.

World-famous winter festival sites with giant snow sculptures, illuminations and lively winter events.

Small themed spot celebrating Hokkaido potatoes and the popular snack Jaga Pokkuru—fun for families.

Multi-purpose stadium hosting baseball, soccer and large concerts—major sports and event venue.

Whimsical chocolate-themed park and factory tours—see confectionery production and sample famous Shiroi Koibito biscuits.

Outdoor and indoor art complex with sculptures, studios and seasonal exhibitions in a forested setting.

Academic botanical garden showcasing native Hokkaido flora, greenhouses and peaceful walking paths.

Historic red-brick government building with exhibitions and photogenic architecture on Odori's edge.

Urban retreat with ponds, a concert hall and seasonal foliage—calm oasis near downtown.

Long covered arcade of shops and eateries—perfect for shopping, souvenirs and street food roaming.

Sapporo’s lively nightlife district—restaurants, bars, izakaya and neon-lit streets buzz after dark.

Scenic lookout reachable by ropeway—famous for panoramic city and night views of Sapporo.

Important Shinto shrine set in tranquil forest—popular for seasonal festivals, rituals and cherry blossoms.

Peaceful hillside park next to Hokkaido Shrine—cherry blossoms and walking trails ideal for relaxation.

Large, sculptural landscape by Isamu Noguchi—playful geometry, trails and panoramic playgrounds.

Converted brewery complex with shops, restaurants and an indoor atrium—good for rainy days.

Interactive brewery museum with tastings—learn Sapporo Beer’s history and brewing process.

Historic wooden clock tower and city symbol—small museum explains Sapporo's pioneer era.

Iconic observation tower overlooking Odori Park—great city views day or night.

Green ribbon through central Sapporo—festivals, sculptures and seasonal blooms make it a city highlight.