With your local insider as your GPS and guidebook, you could explore Daikoku, the thriving hub at the heart of Nagasaki, packed with shops, restaurants, and bars along the main strip. Maybe you’ll head three miles north to one of the city’s most frequented areas, the Heiwa district, home to the important Nagasaki Peace Park and Atomic Bomb Museum. The Teramachi district (also known as Temple Town) is a must-visit labyrinth of moss-covered gravestones at the hillside Teramachi cemetery, but maybe you’ll be most excited about a peaceful stroll (stopping off at a cafe for a drink or some traditional Japanese sweets) along the Nakashima riverside to the city’s famous stone bridge, Meganebashi, whose reflection resembles a pair of spectacles!