Start your trip by exploring the bustling Shibuya district, known for its trendy shopping, nightlife, and iconic Scramble Crossing. Stroll down Takeshita Street and enjoy some of the best street food Tokyo has to offer. Take a break at the Womb Tokyo, a popular live music venue.
Start your day with a peaceful visit to the serene Meiji Shrine located in a forested park. Afterward, explore the quirky shopping and fashion scene of Harajuku. Don't miss the fantastic amusement experience at the Purikura photo sticker booths.
Visit the iconic street market of Asakusa, specifically the Nakamise-dori shopping street. At the end of the street is the impressive Senso-ji Temple, along with the nearby Tokyo Skytree observation deck.
Start your day at the famous Tsukiji Fish Market for fresh sushi breakfast. Then visit the lovely Ueno Park, known for its stunning Japanese garden and Tokyo National Museum.
Visit the serene gardens and grounds of the Imperial Palace. Afterward, head to the luxurious Ginza District, known for its high-end shopping and world-renowned sushi restaurants.
Explore the geek culture hub of Tokyo in Akihabara. Discover the best in anime, manga, gaming, and electronics along with the excellent e-sports cafes. Don't forget to stop by the Super Potato retro gaming store.
Take in the ultra-modern and futuristic Odaiba area, where visitors can enjoy shopping malls, museums, and a stunning view of the Tokyo Bay. An absolute must-see is the otherworldly TeamLab Borderless Museum.
Experience the youthful energy of the Ikebukuro district. Visiting the home of the anime culture hub, Otome Road. Also, don't forget to visit Sunshine City, a large shopping mall with a full planetarium and aquarium.
Explore the energetic and vibrant cityscape of Shinjuku, one of Tokyo's top business districts, epitomizing several Tokyo's characterful experiences. Visit the historic bar streets of Golden Gai and enjoy drinking alongside the locals.
Visit the swanky Roppongi Hills, Tokyo's most upscale shopping and entertainment destination. Then visit the observation deck at Tokyo City View for a stunning view of the city skyline.
Complete your trip to Tokyo by enjoying a day of Disney magic at Tokyo DisneySea, located in Maihama, just outside Tokyo.
With Tokyo's excellent public transport system, it's very easy and convenient to move around the city on trains and subways. You can opt for an Suica card or a Pasmo card to pay for train fares, with cost varying depending on the distance traveled, or a daily unlimited pass. For longer trips to locations such as Tokyo DisneySea, a taxi might be more convenient but can be very expensive. The train and subway system runs from 5:00 am until midnight, making it easy to get around at any time.
If you have more than 11 days in Tokyo, consider adding a trip to Kamakura, an ancient city famed for its stunning shrines and temples. With less than 11 days, consider skipping some of the destinations on the list or spending fewer days at each location.
Tokyo has two major airports, Narita International Airport (NRT) and Haneda Airport (HND). NRT is about 60 km outside of Tokyo city center and can be reached via various train and taxi services. Haneda Airport is much closer, only 15 km from the city center and is serviced by an extensive train network.