Held every February, this world-famous festival features stunning snow and ice sculptures displayed at various sites around the city, including Odori Park and Susukino.
Dive into the history of beer in Japan at this museum located in the original Sapporo factory. The museum is free to visit and offers a unique insight into Japanese brewing traditions.
Designed by the renowned artist Isamu Noguchi, this park is a mix of nature and art with its wide-open green spaces and geometric sculptures. It's perfect for a leisurely stroll or a picnic.
This Shinto shrine is set in a beautiful park with cherry trees that bloom spectacularly in May. It's a serene spot for those interested in Japanese culture and spirituality.
Known for its delicious miso ramen, Saimi is often rated as one of the best ramen shops in Sapporo. Be prepared to queue, but it's well worth the wait.
Located next to the Beer Museum, it’s a great place to try the local specialty, 'Genghis Khan' grilled lamb, along with freshly brewed Sapporo beer.
For breathtaking views of the city, take a cable car up Mount Moiwa. It's especially beautiful at night when the city lights up.
This is a great place to experience local life and taste fresh seafood, including Hokkaido's famous crabs.
