Tamsui
Historic Site
You will enjoy this place because it is Tamsui's most prominent monument to foreign involvement in Taiwan. First built in 1629 by the Spanish, Fort San Domingo was intended to aid the imposition of Spanish rule over the local Chinese and aboriginal populations in northern Taiwan
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Φρούριο Σαν Ντομίνγκο
1號 中正路28巷You will enjoy this place because it is Tamsui's most prominent monument to foreign involvement in Taiwan. First built in 1629 by the Spanish, Fort San Domingo was intended to aid the imposition of Spanish rule over the local Chinese and aboriginal populations in northern Taiwan
In the 1880s Imperial China (Qing dynasty) and France fought a war over an area that is today Vietnam. In October 1884 as part of the Keelung Campaign, the French fleet sailed to northern Taiwan where it blockaded the ports of Keelung and Tamsui, and then landed troops at both places. The Chinese managed to turn back the assault at Tamsui, though Keelung fell to the French.
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Φρούριο Χόμπε
34號 Lane 6, Section 1, Zhongzheng RdIn the 1880s Imperial China (Qing dynasty) and France fought a war over an area that is today Vietnam. In October 1884 as part of the Keelung Campaign, the French fleet sailed to northern Taiwan where it blockaded the ports of Keelung and Tamsui, and then landed troops at both places. The Chinese managed to turn back the assault at Tamsui, though Keelung fell to the French.
Gastronomía
One of the most famous locations in Taiwan, the Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf is well known for its beautiful sunsets, seafood, and, more recently with young people, its high amount of party boats.
Within the past few years, the wharf has gone through a major renovation process, building several new buildings including restaurants, hotels, shops, and the Lover Bridge of Tamsui, completed in 2003. At night, the bridge illuminates with a wide variety of colours.
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Fisherman's Wharf station
Calle TaiwánOne of the most famous locations in Taiwan, the Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf is well known for its beautiful sunsets, seafood, and, more recently with young people, its high amount of party boats.
Within the past few years, the wharf has gone through a major renovation process, building several new buildings including restaurants, hotels, shops, and the Lover Bridge of Tamsui, completed in 2003. At night, the bridge illuminates with a wide variety of colours.
Lugares de interés
In 2017, Cloud Gate Theater won the first prize of the prestigious Far Eastern Architectural Design Award.
Surrounded by lush green foliage and with a view of the Taiwan Strait, Cloud Gate Theater stands on a hill, adjacent to the Hobe Fort built in 1886 and Taiwan’s first golf course from 1919. It has four performing spaces—a 400-seat main theater, two studios, and a 1,000-person capacity outdoor space. All the buildings are blended into its natural landscape.
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Cloud Gate Dance Theatre
36 Lane 6, Section 1, Zhongzheng RdIn 2017, Cloud Gate Theater won the first prize of the prestigious Far Eastern Architectural Design Award.
Surrounded by lush green foliage and with a view of the Taiwan Strait, Cloud Gate Theater stands on a hill, adjacent to the Hobe Fort built in 1886 and Taiwan’s first golf course from 1919. It has four performing spaces—a 400-seat main theater, two studios, and a 1,000-person capacity outdoor space. All the buildings are blended into its natural landscape.