Osaka 2-day itinerary
A suggested 2-day plan for Osaka. Import it into My Trip to edit.
Stay times are estimates; travel times are walking estimates from straight-line distance. Actual times vary by transport and crowds.
Day 1
About 9h 51m · visit 3h 0m / travel 6h 51m
Sumiyoshi Taisha
Sumiyoshi Taisha is the head of all Sumiyoshi shrines. It is a historic site famous for its National Treasure buildings, the iconic red drum bridge, and the legend of Issun-boshi. It is a revered place for prayers for safe sea voyages and easy childbirth.
Stay about 60 min
About 98 min travel (transit recommended)
Takatsu-gu Shrine
Discover the 1,100-year history of Takatsu-gu Shrine. From its famous connection to Rakugo storytelling to the peaceful seasonal landscapes and the relaxing cafe, this historic sanctuary is a must-visit in Osaka.
Stay about 30 min
About 48 min travel (transit recommended)
Osaka City Science Museum
A Nakanoshima-based museum exploring the wonders of space and energy. Enjoy immersive learning through a planetarium and interactive science exhibits.
Stay about 90 min
About 265 min travel (transit recommended)
Furuichi Kofun Cluster
Experience the grandeur of the Furuichi Kofun Cluster, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Walk through vast landscapes to discover the unique beauty of ancient keyhole-shaped burial mounds.
Day 2
About 17h 7m · visit 2h 0m / travel 15h 7m
NIFREL
A sensory museum where art and living creatures merge. This unique space blends elements of an aquarium, botanical garden, and zoo. Don't miss the special evening lighting programs.
Stay about 120 min
About 416 min travel (transit recommended)
Mozu Kofun Cluster
The Mozu Kofun Cluster is a UNESCO World Heritage site featuring massive keyhole-shaped burial mounds that symbolize the power of ancient Japanese royalty.
About 246 min travel (transit recommended)
Kemaj Sakuranomiya Park
A beautiful park featuring a stunning 4.2km cherry blossom promenade along the Okawa River. It is an ideal spot for a relaxing spring stroll in central Osaka.
About 245 min travel (transit recommended)
Iuta Jinja Shrine
One of the oldest shrines in Ikeda, featuring a magnificent 1604 rebuilt main hall and connections to the Orihime legend. A perfect place to experience traditional Japanese architectural beauty and history.
