Wude Hall

Kaohsiung Attractions

其和洋折衷的紅磚建築

The Wude Hall (Zhenwu Hall) in Kaohsiung, built in 1924, is the oldest and highest administrative level Wude Hall in Taiwan. Its eclectic red brick architecture, wall adornments featuring target motifs, and the entrance's break wind pavilion are truly impressive.

Address：No. 36, Denshan St., Gushan District, Kaohsiung City 804, Taiwan

Wude Hall Introduction

Built in 1924, the Wude Hall (Zhenwu Pavilion) in Kaohsiung is the highest-level and earliest Wude Hall still in existence in Taiwan. Its eclectic red brick architecture, the target wall ornamentation, and the entrance's break wind pavilion are stunning. Once a base that embodied the spirit of martial arts, the newly revitalized Wude Hall, after restoration, is no longer just a martial arts performance venue but a new hub for cultural exchange between Taiwan and Japan, inviting citizens and travelers to experience the Eastern charm within the historical context of Kaohsiung.

Historical Sites

Wude Hall Travel Information

Address：No. 36, Denshan St., Gushan District, Kaohsiung City 804, Taiwan

Transportation Methods：Take the MRT Orange Line to Sizihwan Station Exit 1, walk along Linhaigong Road, turn left onto Gupo Street, and continue to Wude Temple.

Tickets：Free admission

Remarks：*Please take off your shoes upon entering the indoor area.* *Do not bring food and beverages into the indoor area.* *Do not touch the indoor exhibits without permission.* *Open flames are strictly prohibited.* *Drones are prohibited without approval.*

Other Nearby Attractions： Shoushan Love Viewing Platform 、 Martyrs' Shrine 、 Kaohsiung Hamasen Dai Tian Gong 、 Shazhoutou Mountain Fortress (Sizihwan) 、 Hamasen Railway Cultural Park 、 Yongtian Arts·Kinmen Hotel Contemporary Art Museum 、 Western Coast Highway Bike Path 、 Sizihwan Scenic Area 、 Zhan Er Ku 、 Xizi Bay Chiang Kai-shek Residence

Nearby Cuisine： One Two Loft Historical Restaurant 、 On the Bridge Red Bridge Restaurant 、 Bookstore Café 123亭、 Gu Zui Jia 、 Ferry Head Sea Ice 、 OH! Cafe 、 Koetsu Teahouse 、 Kaohsiung Big Bowl Ice 、 Art Studio Café & Bar 、 Xiang Ming Tea House (1946) Lei Ya Tea Beverage Collaboration Concept Store