Hiroshima (? ?) in the Chugoku region is notorious for being the city where the atomic bomb dropped on August 6, 1945, the first of which were launched against Japanese targets.And precisely the Peace Park, an area where the bomb fell in 1945, is one of the most picturesque areas of the city. But not everything in Hiroshima is this park, so then we give you some other ideas about what to see and do in Hiroshima, so that you enjoy the most of the city.Hiroshima peace parkThe Memorial Peace Park (?? ?? ??, Heiwa Kinen K?en) was before the fall of the atomic bomb the financial and political center of the city. Today is the place to learn about what happened and remember the victims. Interesting visit at any time of year, but if you manage to stay in the city for days around the anniversary of the fall of the pump is much more impressive.Shukkeien garden Shukkeien is not one of the three official Japanese gardens, nor is a national treasure, but quietly could be both because it is beautiful. It is a compact and richly green garden that deserves our visit as we forget that we are in a city: there are small paths crossing ponds, bridges, waterfalls and tea houses. Something they choose about 180 thousand people every year.The garden dates back to 1620, when it began its construction, a year after Asanu Nagaakira became lord of Hiroshima. It was built by his principal servant, Ueda Soko, a famous master of the tea ceremony as part of personal villa feudal lord.Around HiroshimaIt...