Osaka Private Tour with Guide in Spanish

Built in the 16th century by samurai leader Toyotomi Hideyoshi, the castle was a key fortress during the Japanese Civil Wars. Its main tower, which offers panoramic views of the city, is one of Osaka's most renowned symbols. In addition, the castle is famous for its beautiful gardens and its location in an extensive park, which in spring is filled with cherry blossoms, creating a spectacular landscape. Over the centuries, the castle has been destroyed and rebuilt, but it remains a testament to the greatness and history of the city.

Famous for its retro vibe and mix of Japanese and Western influences, Shinsekai was developed in the 1920s with the idea of being a “new city” replicating the advances of the West. The Tsutenkaku Tower, an iconic symbol of the area, offers panoramic views of the city. Shinsekai is also known for its local bars, typical food restaurants like kushikatsu (breaded skewers) and a unique atmosphere that transports visitors to a bygone era, making it a perfect place to experience the most authentic and picturesque Osaka.

Built in 1912, the tower is inspired by the famous Eiffel Tower in Paris and has been an essential part of the city's skyline since its inauguration. With a height of 103 meters, the tower offers spectacular views of Osaka from its observation deck, allowing you to admire both the city and the Shinsekai neighborhood, famous for its retro atmosphere and traditional architecture. In addition, at the base of the tower, you will find a museum and a series of shops that celebrate the history and culture of the area. Tsutenkaku Tower is not only an architectural landmark, but also an ideal place to immerse yourself in Osaka’s history and unique character.

Famous for its lively nightlife, bright neon signs and bustling atmosphere, Dotonbori is the heart of the city's entertainment. Here you can see the iconic Glico Man sign, symbol of the area, and enjoy a variety of shops, restaurants and bars. It is the perfect place to sample some of Osaka’s most representative dishes, such as takoyaki (octopus balls) and okonomiyaki (a kind of Japanese tortilla). In addition, when walking along the Dotonbori Canal, you can experience the unique atmosphere of this lively district, which is especially bright at night, making it a must-see for visitors to Osaka

Known as the “Akihabara of the West”, this area is packed with shops specializing in manga, anime, video games and electronics. It is a paradise for Japanese pop culture fans, where you can find everything from collector figures to rare and exclusive items. In addition, Nipponbashi hosts a variety of electronics, gadgets and technology stores, making it an ideal destination for both manga fans and tech lovers. The avenue also has a great gastronomic offer, including theme restaurants and anime-inspired cafes, making this a perfect meeting point for those looking to immerse themselves in modern Japanese culture.