Yokohama 3-day itinerary — every place verified
3 days in Yokohama, planned the tabi way — one neighbourhood per day, gapless timing, every stop chosen from 17 human-verified places across 3 curated neighbourhoods. Open it offline and follow it street by street, or make it the starting point for your own plan.
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Minato Mirai — a sights day
Yokohama's gleaming redeveloped harbour — the Landmark Tower's sky-high deck, the Cosmo Clock ferris wheel and Cosmoworld rides, the make-your-own Cup Noodles Museum, the restored Red Brick Warehouse and breezy waterfront parks. Flat, modern and made for families.
- 08:0008:30BreakfastPick a spot nearby — not booked yet
- 08:3009:00
Park臨港パーク30 minA broad grassy waterfront park behind the convention centre, with lawns, a tidal inlet and wide bay views — a flat, free spot to picnic or let kids run. Pram-friendly and open any time; a calm green edge to the busy harbour.
parkwaterfrontpicnic - 09:00~15 min walkroute
- 10:0011:15Shopping横浜赤レンガ倉庫75 min
A pair of restored Meiji-era brick customs warehouses on the waterfront, now full of boutiques, cafés and restaurants, with seasonal events and a winter ice rink on the plaza outside. A scenic, flat shop-and-eat stop; per-shop hours vary.
historicshoppingdining - 11:15~10 min walkroute
- 12:0013:00LunchSuggested
- 13:0014:30
Museumカップヌードルミュージアム横浜90 minA bright, playful museum on the story of instant noodles where the star is designing your own Cup Noodle — choosing the soup and toppings and decorating the cup. A huge hit with kids and fully stroller-accessible; the make-your-own is timed, so book or go early. Usually closed Tuesdays.
museumfamilyinteractive - 14:30~10 min walkroute
- 14:4516:00ShoppingMARK IS みなとみらい75 min
A big, family-friendly shopping mall by Minatomirai station — fashion, a large food floor, kids' play zones and a rooftop garden, all weatherproof. Handy for a meal or a rainy hour; connected directly to the station.
mallfamilyfashion - 16:00~5 min walkroute
- 16:1517:15
Entertainmentよこはまコスモワールド60 minA compact harbour amusement park whose giant Cosmo Clock 21 ferris wheel — a clock-faced Yokohama icon — gives a gentle ride over the bay, alongside a water coaster and kids' rides. Pay per ride; the wheel is lovely lit at night, and the park often closes Thursdays.
ferris wheelamusement parkfamily - 17:15~5 min walkroute
- 17:3018:15
Viewpoint横浜ランドマークタワー45 minOne of Japan's tallest buildings, its 69th-floor Sky Garden reached by an ear-popping express lift for a 360° view over the bay, the city and Mt Fuji on clear days. Great at sunset and after dark; fully accessible.
observatoryviewsskyline - 18:3019:45DinnerPick a spot nearby — not booked yet
Chinatown & Yamashita Park & nearby — a sights day
Japan's largest Chinatown — hundreds of restaurants, steaming pork-bun stalls and a vivid Chinese temple — opening onto the bayside Yamashita Park with its moored ocean liner and, up the hill, the smart Motomachi shopping street. The city's tastiest, most atmospheric quarter.
- 08:0008:30BreakfastPick a spot nearby — not booked yet
- 08:3009:00
Park山下公園30 minYokohama's classic bayside park, a flat seafront promenade of lawns, roses and statues looking out over the harbour to the Bay Bridge. Free, open and fully pram-friendly; lovely for a stroll between Chinatown and the piers.
parkwaterfrontpromenade - 09:00~10 min walkroute
- 09:1509:35
Temple横浜関帝廟20 minA dazzlingly ornate Chinese temple in the heart of Chinatown, dedicated to Guan Yu, the deified general of war and, fittingly for the merchant quarter, of business and fortune. A small offering fee to enter the inner hall; a quick, colourful stop.
chinese templeornateguan yu - 09:35Transit ~15–25 minroute
- 10:0011:00Shoppingコレットマーレ60 min
A convenient shopping mall right at Sakuragichō station — fashion, a cinema, restaurants and a kids' floor, linking straight to the Minato Mirai walkways. A practical, weatherproof stop; per-shop hours vary.
mallfamilycinema - 11:00~10 min walkroute
- 11:1511:40
Shrine伊勢山皇大神宮25 minYokohama's principal shrine, a calm Ise-style sanctuary on the Noge hill overlooking the harbour, far quieter than the waterfront crowds. Free and peaceful; reached up a flight of steps.
shrinehilltopquiet - 11:40~5 min walkroute
- 12:0013:00LunchSuggested
- 13:0014:30
Zoo野毛山動物園90 minA free hilltop zoo above Noge with lions, giraffes, red pandas and a petting corner — a generous, genuinely free family outing with city views. Mostly stroller-friendly with some slopes. Closed on Mondays (or the following day if Monday is a national holiday).
zoofreefamily - 14:30Transit ~15–25 minroute
- 14:4515:45
Museum氷川丸60 minA grand 1930 ocean liner that once sailed Yokohama to Seattle, moored off Yamashita Park and open to explore — Art Deco saloons, cabins, the bridge and engine room. Fun for families and history buffs; a small admission, with ladders and stairs aboard, usually closed Mondays.
museum shipart decohistoric - 15:45~10 min walkroute
- 16:0016:45Shopping元町商店街45 min
An elegant, European-flavoured shopping street that gave its name to two Japanese fashion classics, lined with refined boutiques, jewellers and old cafés just up from Chinatown. A smart browse; per-shop hours vary.
shopping streetboutiquesrefined - 17:3018:45DinnerSuggested
Minato Mirai — a sights day
Yokohama's gleaming redeveloped harbour — the Landmark Tower's sky-high deck, the Cosmo Clock ferris wheel and Cosmoworld rides, the make-your-own Cup Noodles Museum, the restored Red Brick Warehouse and breezy waterfront parks. Flat, modern and made for families.
- 08:0008:30BreakfastPick a spot nearby — not booked yet
- 08:3009:00Park臨港パーク30 min
A broad grassy waterfront park behind the convention centre, with lawns, a tidal inlet and wide bay views — a flat, free spot to picnic or let kids run. Pram-friendly and open any time; a calm green edge to the busy harbour.
parkwaterfrontpicnic - 09:00~15 min walkroute
- 10:0011:15Shopping横浜赤レンガ倉庫75 min
A pair of restored Meiji-era brick customs warehouses on the waterfront, now full of boutiques, cafés and restaurants, with seasonal events and a winter ice rink on the plaza outside. A scenic, flat shop-and-eat stop; per-shop hours vary.
historicshoppingdining - 11:15~10 min walkroute
- 12:0013:00LunchSuggested
- 13:0014:30Museumカップヌードルミュージアム横浜90 min
A bright, playful museum on the story of instant noodles where the star is designing your own Cup Noodle — choosing the soup and toppings and decorating the cup. A huge hit with kids and fully stroller-accessible; the make-your-own is timed, so book or go early. Usually closed Tuesdays.
museumfamilyinteractive - 14:30~10 min walkroute
- 14:4516:00ShoppingMARK IS みなとみらい75 min
A big, family-friendly shopping mall by Minatomirai station — fashion, a large food floor, kids' play zones and a rooftop garden, all weatherproof. Handy for a meal or a rainy hour; connected directly to the station.
mallfamilyfashion - 16:00~5 min walkroute
- 16:1517:15Entertainmentよこはまコスモワールド60 min
A compact harbour amusement park whose giant Cosmo Clock 21 ferris wheel — a clock-faced Yokohama icon — gives a gentle ride over the bay, alongside a water coaster and kids' rides. Pay per ride; the wheel is lovely lit at night, and the park often closes Thursdays.
ferris wheelamusement parkfamily - 17:15~5 min walkroute
- 17:3018:15Viewpoint横浜ランドマークタワー45 min
One of Japan's tallest buildings, its 69th-floor Sky Garden reached by an ear-popping express lift for a 360° view over the bay, the city and Mt Fuji on clear days. Great at sunset and after dark; fully accessible.
observatoryviewsskyline - 18:3019:45DinnerPick a spot nearby — not booked yet
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