Hsinchu Historical Sites Attractions

Hsinchu Prefectural Hall is located on Zhongzheng Road in Hsinchu City, which is

In 1886, the Taiwan Province, under Liu Ming-Chuan, established the need for coa

Hsinchu City Fortress Moat is a precious historical site in Taiwan, featuring th

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

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

The Image Museum originated from the "Yoraku-kan," Taiwan's first Western-style

The Fire Museum is the Hsinchu City Fire Bureau, established in 1936. It is said

The Zheng Family Temple, built in 1823, is a single courtyard building with thre

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

The Hsinchu Credit Union, which was restructured in 1913, is considered the earl

To honor Zheng Yong-jin's wife, Zhang Zao-niang, a memorial archway was granted

To honor the wife of Wu Guobu, a Confucian scholar from Tamsui, the Su family, a

During the Japanese colonial period, Taiwan implemented the town and village sys

Yang's Martyrdom Arch is the first archway in Hsinchu City and the earliest exis

In 1923, to commemorate the visit of Prince Hirohito, the Crown Prince of Japan

The Hsinchu Tobacco and Alcohol Monopoly Bureau building, constructed in 1934, w

The Former Residence of Principal Hsin Chih-ping is a designated historic site d

Established in 1922, Hsinchu Senior High School built a martial arts arena in 19

Zheng Yongxi's Tomb was built in 1869 and is currently a national historic site.

Li Si-Jin was born in 1786 and was enthusiastic about public service, embodying

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

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