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Moerenuma Park is a large park in Sapporo's Higashi ward. It is famous for being designed in its entirety by sculptor Isamu Noguchi as a single artwork, featuring a glass pyramid, a man-made hill, and other geometric forms.
Sapporo Maruyama Zoo is a municipal zoo adjacent to Maruyama Park in Sapporo's Chuo Ward. It is known as a leading Hokkaido zoo housing animals such as polar bears and Asian elephants.
Sapporo TV Tower stands at the eastern end of Odori Park. From its observation deck at about 90 meters, visitors look out over Odori Park and the city, making it a downtown landmark.
Odori Park is a wide, ribbon-shaped park cutting east–west through central Sapporo. As the stage for major events like the Sapporo Snow Festival and summer beer gardens, it is a central axis where citizens and tourists gather.
Hitsujigaoka Observation Hill is a viewpoint on a hill in Sapporo's Toyohira ward. It is famous for the statue of Dr. William Clark with arm outstretched, and offers views over a sheep pasture and the city of Sapporo.
Makomanai Park is a large park in Sapporo's Minami Ward, on the grounds of the 1972 Winter Olympics venues. It is known as a prefectural park with indoor and outdoor arenas, woods, and walking trails.
Asahiyama Memorial Park is a park on a hillside in Sapporo's Chuo Ward. It is known as a viewpoint and night-view spot overlooking the city and the Ishikari Plain.
Nopporo Shinrin Koen Prefectural Natural Park is a large nature park spanning eastern Sapporo and Ebetsu. It is known for the primeval lowland forest and walking trails, and is home to the Hokkaido Centennial Memorial Tower and a museum.
Maruyama Park is a park in Sapporo's Chuo Ward connected to the Maruyama primeval forest, a designated natural monument. It is well known as a spring cherry-blossom spot and a recreation area next to Hokkaido Shrine.
Sapporo Satoland is an agriculture-themed park in Sapporo's Higashi ward. Visitors can enjoy crop harvesting, animal contact, and food experiences, making it popular with families.
The Sapporo Beer Museum occupies a former brewery building in the Higashi ward of Sapporo. It presents the history of Japan's beer industry and Sapporo Beer, with tasting and tours available.
The Sapporo Clock Tower is a Meiji-era wooden building in Sapporo's Chuo ward. Originally built as a drill hall for the old Sapporo Agricultural College, its clock still keeps time, making it a downtown symbol.
Tanukikoji Shopping Street is a covered arcade running east-west through central Sapporo. Lined with restaurants, shops, and drugstores, it is one of Sapporo's best-known downtown shopping districts.
NHK Sapporo Broadcasting Station is the Hokkaido base of Japan's public broadcaster NHK, located in Sapporo's Chuo ward. It is a broadcasting facility responsible for regional news and program production in the prefecture.
Nakajima Park is an urban park in Sapporo's Chuo ward. Home to a pond, a Japanese garden, a concert hall, and the historic guesthouse Hōheikan, it offers strolling and cultural activities through the seasons.
Mount Moiwa is a mountain of about 531 meters in Sapporo's Minami Ward. Its summit observatory offers sweeping views over the city, making it a celebrated night-view spot.
The Hokkaido University Museum sits on the university's campus in Sapporo's Kita ward. It displays a wide range of academic specimens and research materials accumulated by the university, with free admission.
Hiragishi Takadai Park sits on elevated ground in Sapporo's Toyohira Ward. Its wide grassy field makes it a spot for relaxation and outdoor activities among nearby residents.
The Hokkaido Museum stands near Nopporo Forest Park in Sapporo's Atsubetsu ward. It presents a broad view of Hokkaido's nature and history, including Ainu culture and the era of development.
Shiroi Koibito Park is a theme-park-style facility in Sapporo's Nishi Ward. Run by Ishiya, maker of Hokkaido's famous 'Shiroi Koibito' cookies, it offers confectionery factory tours and gardens.
The Sapporo Buried Cultural Property Center preserves and exhibits archaeological artifacts unearthed in the Sapporo area. It introduces excavated materials such as pottery and stone tools from Jomon-period and other sites.
The Historical Village of Hokkaido is an open-air museum in Nopporo Forest Park, Sapporo's Atsubetsu ward. It relocates and restores buildings from the Meiji and Taishō eras to show life during Hokkaido's development period.
Nijō Market is a long-established market in Sapporo's Chuo ward. Lined with shops selling Hokkaido seafood such as crab, sea urchin, and salmon roe, and with seafood-bowl eateries, it is a favorite stop for tourists.
The Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art is the prefecture's leading art museum, located in Sapporo's Chuo Ward. It is known for its collection of works by Hokkaido-related artists and glass art, and for its varied special exhibitions.
Sunpiazza Aquarium is an aquarium inside the Sunpiazza complex in Shin-Sapporo, Sapporo. As an urban facility, it displays a range of marine and freshwater creatures and draws many family visitors.
Sunpiazza is a large shopping complex in the Shin-Sapporo district of Sapporo's Atsubetsu Ward. Connected to Shin-Sapporo Station, it anchors the area's commercial life alongside nearby facilities.
Sapporo Factory is a commercial complex built on the site of the former Sapporo Beer brewery. Centered on a glass atrium, it houses shops, restaurants, and a cinema, and is known for its red-brick buildings.
AEON Sapporo Motomachi Shopping Center is an AEON shopping center in the Motomachi area of Sapporo's Higashi Ward. It serves as a local commercial hub stocking groceries and daily goods.
AEON Sapporo Nishioka Shopping Center is an AEON shopping center in the Nishioka area of Sapporo's Toyohira Ward. It serves as a local commercial hub stocking groceries and daily goods.
The Sapporo Grand Hotel stands in the central Chuo Ward of Sapporo. It is one of Hokkaido's landmark classic hotels, located between Sapporo Station and Odori in the city center.
The Hokkaido Centennial Memorial Tower was built near Nopporo Forest Park to commemorate 100 years of Hokkaido's development. Long a symbol of the area, it was dismantled after falling into disrepair.
The Nihon Kirisuto Kyodan Sapporo Church is a Protestant church in central Sapporo. It is known for its stone chapel building dating from the Meiji era.
Mount Sankaku is a small mountain of about 311 meters in Sapporo's Chuo Ward. Close to the urban area, it is loved by residents as a light hiking and walking route.
Mount Kataishi is a mountain in Sapporo's Minami Ward. Long known as a stone quarrying site, it forms part of the natural terrain with the surrounding hills.
Mount Goten is a mountain in Sapporo's Nishi Ward. Together with Goten-zan Park at its foot, it is known as a space for nature recreation and outdoor activities.
Mount Maruyama is a roughly 225-meter hill rising on the western side of Sapporo's Chuo Ward. Covered by a primeval forest designated a natural monument, it sits beside Maruyama Park and Hokkaido Shrine and is a popular local hiking spot.
Nishioka Park is a park in Sapporo's Toyohira Ward, centered on a reservoir and wetland that once served as a water source. It is known as a nature-observation spot for dragonflies and wild birds.
Tsukisamu Park is a park in Sapporo's Toyohira Ward. It is known as an urban park with a pond and boats, broad lawns, and play facilities.
Maeda Forest Park is a large park in Sapporo's Teine ward. It is known for a long canal lined with poplar trees and wide lawns, with views toward Mount Teine in the distance.
Sōseigawa Park is a long, narrow park laid out along the Sōsei River, which runs north–south through central Sapporo. With its waterway and walking paths, it offers a pleasant place to stroll in the city center.
Miyanomori International Museum of Art is located in the Miyanomori area of Sapporo's Chuo Ward. It is a private art museum exhibiting paintings and other works.
Mount Bankei is a mountain in Sapporo's Chuo Ward. The surrounding Bankei area is known for its ski slopes and hiking trails, offering year-round outdoor activities.
The Sapporo Waterworks Museum is located in the Moiwashita area of Sapporo's Chuo Ward. It is a facility exhibiting the history of Sapporo's water supply and how it works.
The Edwin Dun Memorial Museum honors Edwin Dun, an American agricultural advisor who contributed to Hokkaido's development in the Meiji era. It displays materials on his role in advancing the region's livestock farming.
The Miyabe Kingo Memorial Building honors the botanist Miyabe Kingo. It exhibits and introduces his achievements and related materials from his work on Hokkaido's plant research.
The Sapporo Transportation Museum is located in Sapporo's Minami Ward. It exhibits vehicles and materials tracing the history of the city's streetcars, subway, and buses.