- 0 min walk (at Skytree)
- Panoramic city views from 350m above ground
- Cost: From ¥2,100
Top things to do near Tokyo Skytree
Tokyo Skytree Tembo Deck
Rising above Sumida City, Tokyo Skytree anchors a lively district packed with attractions, shops, and parks. Within a 20-minute walk, you’ll find museums, riverside strolls, and local eateries, making it easy to explore around Tokyo Skytree. Its central location and direct transit links make it the perfect starting point for discovering Tokyo’s east side, whether you’re after city views, culture, or family fun.
Explore all attractions near the Tokyo Skytree within a 20-minute walk. Click each marker for details and ticket links.
A Tokyo City Card covers entry to top museums, observation decks, and more within walking distance. Perfect for first-timers, save up to 30% and skip buying individual tickets.
Hop-On Hop-Off buses stop near Tokyo Skytree and connect you to Asakusa, Ueno, and Akihabara. It’s the easiest way to see multiple highlights in one day.
Pair Tokyo Skytree with Sumida Aquarium and the Sumida Hokusai Museum on a combo ticket. Save money and enjoy guided insights along the way.
💡 Tip: For a classic Tokyo picnic, grab bento boxes or onigiri from Solamachi’s food hall and enjoy them under the cherry trees in Sumida Park, with Tokyo Skytree rising in the background
💡 Tip: Tokyo Skytree’s nightly illuminations change with the season and special events. Check the lighting schedule for unique color themes and plan your evening stroll for the best photos.
Yes, the area is well-lit and busy into the evening, with plenty of visitors, shops, and restaurants open late. Stick to main streets and the Skytree complex for a safe experience.
Absolutely. Wide sidewalks, clear signage, and pedestrian bridges make it easy to explore on foot. Attractions like Sumida Park and Solamachi are within a short walk.
Sumida Hokusai Museum, Sumida Park for cherry blossoms, and Solamachi’s food court are local favorites. Try ningyo-yaki snacks on Nakamise Street and enjoy riverside walks.
Sumida Park is the top choice for picnics, especially during cherry blossom season. You’ll find open lawns, river views, and plenty of shade under the trees.
Sumida River Walk, Solamachi rooftop garden, and Sumida Park offer excellent Skytree photo angles. For night shots, try the riverside promenade or Asakusa’s observation deck.
Enjoy Sumida Park, Sumida River Walk, Solamachi window shopping, and public art at Tokyo Mizumachi. Many seasonal events and festivals are also free to attend.
Sky Restaurant 634, Solamachi Food Court, Moomin House Café, and Sumida River Kitchen are all within 10 minutes and offer a range of cuisines and views.
Visit Sumida Aquarium, the Pokémon Center, Postal Museum, and Sumida Park Playground. Family-friendly cafés and seasonal events at Solamachi are also popular.
Explore Sumida Aquarium, Sumida Hokusai Museum, Postal Museum, and Solamachi’s indoor shopping and dining. The observation decks are also weather-protected.
Tokyo Skytree Station (Tobu Skytree Line) and Oshiage Station (Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line, Toei Asakusa Line) both offer direct access to the Skytree complex.
Dogs are allowed in Sumida Park if leashed, but not inside Skytree, Solamachi, or most museums and aquariums.
The Tokyo City Card covers entry to several nearby museums and attractions. Check the latest coverage before purchasing.
Sumida River Walk, Solamachi rooftop garden, and Asakusa’s observation deck provide excellent night views of the illuminated Skytree.
Sumida Edo Kiriko Glass Shop and Tokyo Origami Museum are lesser-known spots worth visiting for traditional crafts.
Weekday mornings and late evenings are the quietest. Avoid weekends and holidays for a more relaxed experience.
Sumida River Fireworks Festival, cherry blossom season in Sumida Park, and Skytree Town’s Christmas Market are highlights throughout the year.
