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Chikan Tower
Chihkan Tower is a fortress built by the Dutch, who ruled Taiwan, in 1953. The red tile and brick buildings are surrounded by the blue sky and green trees, creating a striking sight. It is Tainan's most popular tourist spot.
Sacrificial Wu Temple & Tianhou Temple Sacrificial Wu Temple is the oldest and most perfectly preserved ancient temple in Taiwan. Tianhou Temple is known as a sacred place for lovers and is dedicated to the goddess of matchmaking, Yue Lao.
Hayashi Department Store
This is a long-established department store in Taiwan that was opened by a Japanese businessman in 1932. It was damaged during the war, but was designated a city-designated historic site in 1998 and restored in 2013.
Anping Old Fort Anping Old Fort was the first fort in Taiwan, built in 1642. In 1661, Koxinga recaptured Taiwan from the Dutch and renamed the place Anping in commemoration of his hometown.
Anpei Tree House is a tourist spot that has been awarded two stars in the Michelin Green Guide, and the sight of banyan trees entwined around the ruins is truly impressive.
Stroll around the Confucius Temple and the adjacent Fuchu Street
Tainan's Confucius Temple, built in 1666, is known as the first Confucius temple in China. The ceremonial implements and musical instruments stored in the temple, which have been used since the early Qing Dynasty up to the present day, are also must-sees.
Stroll around Shennong Street
Shennong Street, where houses over 200 years old remain, is a great place to experience the good old days of Taiwan. The colorful streets are lined with renovated cafes.