Famous Neighborhoods & Spots

Taiwan's oldest street, in the historic Dutch-era Anping district, lined with centuries-old buildings, temples, and famous local snacks near Fort Zeelandia.

A beautifully preserved Qing-dynasty era street of low wooden shophouses, art galleries, and cafes near Chihkan Tower, especially atmospheric at night.

A quirky creative park built around old military dormitories, famous for its blue "blueprint" (cyanotype) building murals, artisan shops, and evening food stalls.

Southern Taiwan's first department store, a restored 1932 Japanese-colonial building unique for having a Shinto shrine on its rooftop, now full of Taiwanese design goods.

Tainan's largest and most famous night market, a sprawling open-air weekend market packed with local street food, games, and crowds.