Hsinchu Historical Sites Attractions

The Dong'an Bridge, spanning the Niulan River, is a five-arch stone bridge that

The Hsinchu Prefectural Office is located on Zhongzheng Road in Hsinchu City, wh

In 1886, in response to the needs for coastal defense, development, and transpor

Hsinchu City’s City Moat is a precious historical site that retains the only r

The Yingxi Gate of Zhuqian City is located in the East District of Hsinchu City.

The Hsinchu City Glass Museum is located on Dongda Road, a 15-minute walk from H

The Image Museum was originally established in 1933 as the first European-style

The Fire Museum, which is the Hsinchu City Fire Bureau, was built in 1936. It is

The Zheng Family Ancestral Hall, built in 1823, is a single courtyard structure

Zheng Yongxi was born in 1788 and passed the imperial examination in 1823, becom

The Hsinchu Credit Union, which was the first to be reformed in 1913, is conside

To honor Zheng Yongjin's wife, Zhang Zaoniang, a memorial archway was officially

To honor the righteous deeds of Su, the wife of the scholar Wu Guobu from Tamsui

During the Japanese colonial period, Taiwan implemented a town and village syste

The Yang's Filial Piety Archway is the first archway in Hsinchu City and is also

In 1923, to commemorate the visit of Crown Prince Hirohito of Japan's Taisho era

Built in 1934, the Hsinchu Tobacco and Alcohol Monopoly Bureau building was know

The Hsin Chih-Ping Former Residence is a designated historic site commemorating

Established in 1922, Hsinchu Senior High School built a dojo in 1926 for sports

The Tomb of Zheng Yongxi was built in 1869 and is now a national historic site.

Li Hsi-Chin was born in 1786. He was enthusiastic about public welfare, showed g

The second-generation Hsinchu Shrine, completed in 1918, was designed by Seigo T

Xiangshan Railway Station was built in 1928 and is a typical wooden structure of