Hsinchu Historical Sites Attractions

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

Hsinchu Prefectural Hall is located on Zhongzheng Road in Hsinchu City, and it i

In 1886, the Governor of Taiwan, Liu Ming-chuan, requested permission from the Q

Hsinchu City Moat is a precious historical site in Taiwan, being the only remain

The Yingxi Gate of Zhuzhen Castle is located in the East District of Hsinchu Cit

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

The Image Museum was formerly known as the "You-Luo Pavilion," which was the fir

The Fire Museum, which is the Hsinchu City Fire Department, was built in 1936 an

Built in 1823, the Zheng Clan Ancestral Hall is a single courtyard building with

Zheng Yongxi was born in 1788 and was awarded the degree of Jinshi in 1823, maki

Established in 1913, the Hsinchu Credit Union was the first credit union in Taiw

To honor Zheng Yongjin's wife, Zhang Zao-niang, a memorial archway was officiall

In recognition of the chastity and filial piety of Su Shi, the wife of the schol

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

Yang's Memorial Archway is the first archway in Hsinchu City and the oldest surv

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

The Hsinchu Tobacco and Alcohol Monopoly Bureau building, built in 1934, was kno

The Former Residence of Principal Hsin Chih-Ping is a designated historic site t

Established in 1922, Hsinchu Senior High School built a martial arts hall in 192

Zheng Yongxie's Tomb was built in 1869 and is now a national monument. The cemet

Li Xijin was born in 1786, dedicated to public welfare, and deeply filial to his

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 building of