Tamsui District Review

love the vibes in Tamsui, especially cafe near the river. can sit and chill there for whole day

a lot of food Almost everything is delicious. The souvenir shop is cute.

Tamsui, a source of cool and delicious restaurants, seaside atmosphere. can walk all day

Tamsui at the end of the metro station of red light. It is a district located in the northern part of New Taipei City, Taiwan, and is a popular destination for both locals and tourists. It is well known for its beautiful waterfront, historical landmarks, and vibrant culture.It is well known for its waterfront, which offers stunning views of the Tamsui River and the surrounding mountains. Visitors can stroll along the promenade, enjoy a riverboat ride, or sample some of the delicious street food at the nearby day and night market.There is also Tamsui Old Street, which is lined with shops selling traditional Taiwanese snacks, handicrafts, and souvenirs. The street also features several historical landmarks, including the Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf.All in all, Tamsui is a great destination for anyone interested in history, culture, and natural beauty, and it is well worth a visit.

Former residence of Freshwater Street Changda Rongji - It was built in 1937 (12 years in Japan), and it is said that Freshwater Street Changda Rongji also applied for self-use tap water, becoming the first house in the whole freshwater and the first house in Taiwan to receive tap water. This Japanese-style building built with red teak during the Japanese period makes the house itself have a considerable advantage in durability. The former residence of Tada Rongji is a standard Japanese-style wooden official house form. It has not joined the space of the Western-style "foreign museum". After the demolition of many Japanese-style official houses on Zhongzheng Road, Tada Rongji's former residence has become the most complete freshwater preservation Japanese-style buildings, which has been rare. Part 2

Former residence of Freshwater Street Changda Rongji - It was built in 1937 (12 years in Japan), and it is said that Freshwater Street Changda Rongji also applied for self-use tap water, becoming the first house in the whole freshwater and the first house in Taiwan to receive tap water. This Japanese-style building built with red teak during the Japanese period makes the house itself have a considerable advantage in durability. The former residence of Tada Rongji is a standard Japanese-style wooden official house form, and it has not joined the space of the Western-style "foreign pavilion". After the demolition of many Japanese-style official houses on Zhongzheng Road, Tada Rongji's former residence has become the most complete freshwater preservation Japanese-style buildings, which has been rare.

Shell Warehouse (Freshwater Culture Park) - Originally known as the British Shang Carlsberg Warehouse, the old warehouse was built in 1897 and has a century-old history. The park contains several old red brick warehouses of large and small size, and there is also a section of rail relics. In the past, it can be directly connected to the freshwater branch to transport kerosene. Now that the freshwater branch has become a MRT, this old railway is more precious.