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Kyoto is a fun city with a lot of attractions. It's easy to get around but I wouldn't recommend more than 3 days as there are a LOT of shrines and temples.

it is such a cosy, cultural, accessible and friendly city! it sounds royal and big but really a perfect sized destination for a 4-5 nights stay!

Beautiful city, culturally magnificent, easy to get around, transportation excellent and very clean! Food is reasonably priced if you know where you to go to eat.

Kyoto has many well-preserved historic places of interest. It is the main place to see all things unique to Japan.

If you are a sporty type, just skip the crowded bus system entirely and rent a good bike! I've done Kyoto by bike 5 times now and as long as it ain't raining, bike is the WAY to go!

i cant think of any reason not going to kyoto in a lifetime. i visited to kyoto during the red leafs high season.

Kyoto has lots of culture and sightseeing places. Good variety of restaurants. Bus system is easy to use and to get around town.

my husband and i really enjoyed kyoto. alot to see, many temples, shrines. shopping is amazing. you never have to leave the kyoto station.

The temples is beautiful & attractive.However, the season (begining Nov)I went the leaves still not turn to red color a bit disappoint.

We spent two nights and one whole day. We visited the Arashiyama bamboo forest, the Romantic Scenic Railway and Sanjusangen-do.

Will come back again, wearing kimono leisure walk along the streets its really enjoy, recommended !!!

A combined bus and subway pass is a great way to get around Kyoto. There a a number of great temples, castles, etc for sightseeing.

Kyoto is an ancient city that last for more than a thousand year, thus it has a lot of old, historical places, and also temples.

If you are a culture buff, this is the place for you. I love how they try to preserve their culture.

Kyoto is a must to see in Japan, plenty of amazing temples, spectacular gardens, very vibrant city. In my opinion the gloden Kinkakuji pavilion in northen part of the city is the best what tourist can see in Kyoto.

make sure to stop by at the shopping streets near Gion. there is a lot of fine quality tea shops along the area

There is so much to see in and around Kyoto. We stayed three days, but would definitely return and stay longer.

It's really nice to visit the different temples, the famous bridge, food is absolutely amazing! I highly recommend to go to Osaka too!

Kyoto is the quintessential "old Japan." Go and don't stay for less than two nights. For nightlife, people who don't want to go to Snack/Pub hostess bars or the few nightclubs near Kiyamachi go to Osaka instead, but everything is great here: history, culture, architecture, nature!

A big city with a lot of trains underground.. It is helpful to have some one who knows Japanese if you want to take trains or buses.

Love this small little town that is full of historical. If you love culture, this is a town for you.

Google map is very helpful, it will recommend you how to take a bus / MTR and the roads are not complicated to find.

We need some special information about Kyoto to enjoy eating and shopping. Ask them to a driver of Hotel coach! You might get a nice one.

Kyoto is very clean and safe. It is easy to get around. There is a lot to see and do especially if you are into culture and or religion.

Kyoto is a unique mix of heritage, culture and yet modern at the same time. Plenty of things to do, little alleys to wander around.

Kyoto gives us a glimpse of the traditional Japanese, the food, the numerous shrines and temples and even the old buildings.

Amazing Kyoto. We visited Nijo Castle, Kinkakuji Temple, Silver Pavilion, Gion area. Very impressive.