The Atomic Bomb Dome, a Unesco World Heritage Site, is the only building that has remained as it was after the bombing, and the main symbol of the destruction caused by it.
A closer look at the damage provoked by the bombing
The lower part of the Memorial Tower to the Mobilized Students
The Ota river and the A-Bomb dome, surrounded by modern buildings
The Children's Peace Monument, with the statue of Sadako and the containers for thousands of paper cranes
The Peace Memorial Park and the Flame of Peace. In the background you can see the Cenotaph and the Peace Museum.
The Peace Pond and the Cenotaph, with the museum in the background
Front view of the Cenotaph, with the A-Bomb Dome in the background
Diorama: the city before...
...and the city after.
The city today: view from one of the main streets
The Atomic Bomb Dome, a Unesco World Heritage Site, is the only building that has remained as it was after the bombing, and the main symbol of the destruction caused by it.
A closer look at the damage provoked by the bombing
The lower part of the Memorial Tower to the Mobilized Students
The Ota river and the A-Bomb dome, surrounded by modern buildings
The Children's Peace Monument, with the statue of Sadako and the containers for thousands of paper cranes
The Peace Memorial Park and the Flame of Peace. In the background you can see the Cenotaph and the Peace Museum.
The Peace Pond and the Cenotaph, with the museum in the background
Front view of the Cenotaph, with the A-Bomb Dome in the background
Diorama: the city before...
...and the city after.
The city today: view from one of the main streets
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