Best places: Cultural landmarks in Houlong, Taiwan

Celebrated memorial hall with history exhibits surrounded by a large park with fish ponds & gardens.

Set in an open square, this grand historical gate with 5 archways is illuminated at night.

Former tobacco factory warehouses turned exhibition spaces & shops for local artists & designers.

Monumental exhibit hall & plaza commemorating major political & military leader Chiang Kai-shek.

Japanese-style former home of a respected school principal, with historic memorabilia & a cafe.

😠 This place is not handicapped friendly. There is only stairs to go up, FYI

Cultural center with sleek, modern venues for fine art, crafts workshops & special events.

👍👍 中心新村距離新北投捷運站不遠，但是要上坡道，所以對於行動不便者而言還滿辛苦的。由於中心新村基地還在整修中，尚未全面對外開放，所以訪客不算太多，可以開車到門口找路邊停車格，沒有停車位的話再開下坡去停捷運站旁的停車場。 中心新村其實是從日治時期開始蓋，一路一直增建到1980年代。日治時期為日本陸軍衛戍病院北...

👍👍 This place is amazing! Really worth the 50 NTD entry fee. You can find a cozy sofa or beanbag spot and read all the books and magazines. The Kinfolk and 小日子 collection is very updated and well-stocked. The courtyard library is gorgeous, get some pictures there! Plenty of charging pods available....

👍👍 A classic landmark in Changhua. There used to be street-walking activities on National Day.

👍 Provide #Taipei Philharmonic Citizen Chorus with a good place to learn and enjoy choral music, communicate happily with peers, and strive to strive for and maintain the music field of performing in the National Concert Hall every year.

Bustling night market offering a wide variety of street eats, souvenir vendors & sweet shops.

👍 1970年代在高中時，有同學家住太武新村，那時曾來過此處，相隔50年再度來此。一切都不同了，當年太武新村外圍都是空曠地，現在蓋滿房屋，太武新村大部分的建築都已拆除，只留下一個區塊修復為文創園區。園區目前尚在整修中，後側還有幾戶頹廢老屋不知未來是否也會納入整修？ 太武新村整體規畫不錯，很用心的把一些老樹標示...

👍 It was Miyahara's home during the Japanese occupation. His place of work was Miyahara Ophthalmology. Later, it became the official residence of the mayors of Taichung City. After that, the left half is currently rented by Louisa Coffee, and the right half is rented by Unold Dream. In the past few y...

😐 Lin Xiujun (1699-1771), also known as Maochun, also known as Tiancheng and Chengzu. A native of Zhangzhou, Fujian. In 1734, he left his hometown for Taipei and engaged in reclamation in Taipei. He served as the general secretary of Tamsui, Dajia and Houlang communes, and he married Pan, a woman from...