Discover the charm of Nagasaki’s rich history with a ticket to Glover Garden, one of the city’s most iconic attractions!
Perfect for families, history enthusiasts, and photographers, Glover Garden offers a unique blend of Western and Japanese landscapes, stunning harbor views, and beautifully preserved historic residences.
Walk through the preserved mansions of Western merchants who played a pivotal role in Nagasaki’s international trade during the Meiji Restoration.
Explore Japan’s oldest wooden Western-style residence, the former home of Scottish merchant Thomas Glover.
Enjoy panoramic vistas of Nagasaki Harbor and the city, especially beautiful at sunset.
Discover vibrant flowers and lush greenery year-round, ensuring each visit offers something new.
Learn about the blending of Western and Japanese cultures and the opening of Japan to the world in the late 19th century.
Glover Garden is an open-air museum and historical park in Nagasaki, renowned for its deep connection to Japan’s early modernization during the Meiji period. The garden is located on the Minamiyamate hillside, offering commanding views of Nagasaki Harbor and serving as a remarkable testament to Japan’s engagement with Western culture after centuries of national seclusion.
Opening hours 8:00-18:00 (last admission 20 minutes before closing)
Please check the "Nighttime Opening Schedule" on the website for the dates and times of nighttime opening.