Keelung Fort Commandant's Residence Introduction
The Fort Commander's Residence in Keelung was completed in 1931 during the Japanese colonial period. It was once the residence of the fort commander and is located near the first seawater bath in Taiwan, Dawulun Beach, offering an excellent view and considered a high-end residence at that time. The interior features an elegant lawn garden and a fish pond paved with mosaic tiles, showcasing the former grandeur of the mansion. After restoration, the residence retains historical scars and transports visitors back to a time filled with Zen and the elegance of a Japanese-style home, allowing one to experience the history and warmth of the heritage site. ※For more information, please visit https://reurl.cc/LQmKR7
Keelung Fort Commander's Residence - Front Garden
Keelung Fortress Commander's Residence - Interior
