Glover Garden

Glover Garden is a park that collects Western-style houses that remain from the foreign settlements during the end of the Edo period to the Meiji era. There are many historical buildings such as the Thomas Glover House, the Ringer House, and the Alt House. In the park, there is also the Nagasaki Traditional Performing Arts Museum and a museum where you can touch upon history and culture. Around Glover Garden, there are also tourist spots such as Oura Catholic Church and Dutch Slope. It is also within walking distance from the Nagasaki Electric Tram station. It is a recommended spot for those who want to feel the history of Nagasaki.

At Glover Garden, there is an observatory with a view of Nagasaki Port. From the observatory, you can overlook Nagasaki city and the sea, offering a breathtaking view. Especially at night, the view is beautiful and creates a romantic atmosphere. The view from the observatory is a must-see.

At Glover Garden, the garden is filled with seasonal flowers in full bloom. In the spring, you can see cherry blossoms, Naniwa ibara, and mokkoubara, while in the summer, hibiscus and hydrangea are beautiful. In the fall, you can enjoy cosmos and autumn leaves, and in the winter, plum and camellia flowers bloom. You can enjoy beautiful scenery throughout the four seasons.

In Glover Garden, there are restaurants and cafes where you can taste Nagasaki's specialty dishes and sweets. The menu ranges from local dishes such as champon and plate udon to Western cuisine. In addition, souvenirs inspired by the Glover House are also sold.

Glover Garden is one of the off-the-beaten-path tourist spots in Nagasaki City. Compared to the bustling tourist areas, it has a quiet and calm atmosphere. It can be visited in half a day, making it easy for those with limited time. By incorporating it into your Nagasaki City sightseeing course, you can experience the history and culture of Nagasaki.