4 places curated from 23 travel vlogs โ the more a spot gets mentioned, the higher it ranks
A sprawling 1.5km park at the heart of the city that hosts several festivals including the famous Sapporo Snow Festival. The hosts stumbled upon Sapporo Autumn Fest here, with dozens of international food stalls.
Iconic retro tower completed in 1957, standing 147m tall with panoramic views of the city and surrounding mountains. The open-sided elevator adds to the vertigo experience.
Historic western-style building built in 1878, originally used by Sapporo Agricultural College. Its Howard & Davis clock from Boston has kept time for over 128 years and it is a symbol of the city's development.
An annual winter event held in February, featuring snow sculptures ranging from small statues to giant snow castles, alongside food stalls, concerts, and cultural events. Walking the full event can take around 90 minutes.