7 places curated from 23 travel vlogs — the more a spot gets mentioned, the higher it ranks
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.
A mountain about 25 minutes from the city center offering skiing, snowboarding, and a stunning panoramic viewpoint over Sapporo. Recommended to visit close to sunset for golden-hour views.
An unusual attraction on the outskirts of Sapporo featuring moai statues, a giant Buddha emerging from a lavender-covered hill, and a Stonehenge replica. Reached by Metro to the end of the line and then bus 106.
A historic waterway lined with converted stone warehouses that transforms at night when gas lanterns flicker on, turning the canal into a romantic liquid mirror reflecting golden light.
A sprawling campus serving as a beloved public park, with tree-lined pathways, historic buildings, tranquil ponds, and wild foxes occasionally roaming. Open to the public as a peaceful morning sanctuary.
Observation deck atop the Okurayama ski jump ramp used in the 1972 Winter Olympics. Offers panoramic views over Sapporo and is accessible from the Maruyama area.
A 38-floor tower with a 160-metre-high observatory called Tower 38 offering 360-degree views over Sapporo. The complex includes shops, restaurants, department stores, a hotel, and a café/bar on the observatory deck.