Sapporo Clock Tower (the drill hall of the former Sapporo Agricultural College)
　　The clear sound of its bell give the time to the city of Sapporo.

Former Hokkaido Government Office Building
　　Nicknamed "Redbrick", it explains the history of the Development of Hokkaido.

Hokkaido Archives
　　Documents and records that reveal the history of Hokkaido from the middle of the 19th century.

Sapporo City Archives
　　Display of the history and development of Sapporo, works of Hiroshi Oba (Sapporo born cartoonist and painter)

Oba Hiroshi Memorial Museum
　　Museum dedicated to Hiroshi Oba, a very popular cartoonist born in Sapporo.

Hokkaido University
　　The many popular sightseeing spots on campus include Sapporo Agricultural College Farm No.2, the statue of Dr. Clark, the row of poplars.

Hokkaido University Museum
　　Exhibition of some research records and samples that has been kept by Hokkaido University since its opening in 1876.

Sapporo Agricultural College Farm No.2
　　The farm opened by W. Clark and that was used as a large-scale agriculture model for people moving to Hokkaido.

Exhibition Room of Northern Peoples (formerly Exhibition Room of Northern Peoples at the Hokkaido University Museum, Department of Agriculture)
　　Displays of anthropological artifacts of Northern people, such as the Ainu or the Nivkhs.

Ainu Center
　　Introduces the history, lifestyle and culture of the Ainu and the activities of the Hokkaido Ainu Association.

Ainu dugout canoe (a National Important Folk-Cultural Property)
　　Big canoe used by the Ainu for hunting.

Historical Museum of Hokkaido
　　Permanent exhibits cover Hokkaido history from 1.2 million years ago to around 1970.

Historical Village of Hokkaido
　　Time trip to the Hokkaido development period.

Hokkaido Museum of Literature
　　Exhibition of works of writers who lived in Hokkaido.

Elleair Square Sapporo Watanabe Jun’ichi Museum of Literature
　　Introduces the life and work of Jun’ichi Watanabe, the Naoki Award-winning novelist who wrote "Shitsurakuen" (Lost Paradise)

Yanaga Hokkaido Museum
　　Exhibition of items collected all over the world by Mr. Yanaga for its own research.

Jozankei Museum
　　Introduces Jozankei’s nature, lifestyle and development.

Bread Museum of Hokuo
　　This is the first bread museums in Japan, where you can eat and learn.

Snow Brand Milk Products Historical Museum
　　Exhibitions of about 850 items related to the dairy factory.

Sapporo Beer Museum
　　Exhibition of documents explaining the history of Sapporo Beer which is related to Hokkaido development.

Shiroi Koibito Park
　　Will you challenge yourself to make your own hand made cake?

Sapporo Science Center
　　Visitors can learn about science through interactive exhibits.

Sapporo City Photo Library
　　Exhibition of valuable photos of Sapporo history and development.

Sapporo Salmon Museum
　　Unique museum constructed to help visitors understand the life of salmon, including how they return to the Toyohira River.

Sapporo Waterworks Museum
　 Shows how water travels from the mountains through Sapporo City and into sea.

Sapporo Sewerage Science Museum
　 Introduces the sewerage system of Sapporo in nine zones, with an emphasis on global environmental issues.

Sapporo Transportation Museum
　 Exhibits 20 types of buses and trams from bygone days, including the first subway cars in Sapporo.

Sapporo Winter Sports Museum
　　Exhibition of historic Olympic medalists, the International Miyasama Ski Games and the Winter Universiade.

Edwin Dun Memorial Museum
　　Commemorates the achievements of "the father of Hokkaido dairying".

En-yu Yagakko Memorial Room
　　Founded by Inazo Nitobe in 1894, the school educated youths in Sapporo who, for various reasons, could not otherwise attend school.

Arishima Takeo Residence
　　Its architecture will make you feel the atmosphere of Taisho era (1912-1926).

The Oguma Residence
　　Historical residence built in Hokkaido modern period's dawn style.

Old Batchelor Residence
　　Western architecture residence that tells about the achievements of the British missionary and entrepreneur John Batchelor.

Nagayama Takeshiro Residence
　　Tangible cultural property that shows the architecture of Meiji era's upperclass residence.

Seikatei
　　American architecture building that recalls the history of the development of Sapporo.

Hoheikan historical guesthouse
　　Western style building constructed in 1881 to accomodate the Meiji Emperor during his visit to Hokkaido.