Kaohsiung Cultural Center

Kaohsiung Attractions

Kaohsiung Cultural Center Introduction

The Kaohsiung Cultural Center was established on April 16, 1981, covering an extensive outdoor green space of 7.055 hectares. It symbolizes the cultural development of Kaohsiung. Located nearby is Guangzhou 1st Street, which hosts many galleries. The cultural center not only provides a recreational space for Kaohsiung residents but also enriches the artistic perspective of the port city’s citizens. It features two performance halls, Zhide Hall and Zhishan Hall, along with seven exhibition halls and a library, creating various cultural spaces around the center. The "Citizen Art Boulevard," filled with cultural atmosphere, shapes a unique environment, where artistic seating, steel sculptures, and mosaic pavement artworks serve as a model for "urban aesthetics." After the demolition of its surrounding walls, the Kaohsiung Cultural Center has transformed into an entirely open space where visitors can enjoy the pleasantness brought by the lush forests within the park simply by strolling along the pedestrian pathways. This venue is also a primary location for various cultural and artistic events in Kaohsiung. The exterior walls of the main building, newly painted in a subdued and refined gray-white tone, add an aura of charming elegance to the cultural center. Surrounding the Citizen Art Boulevard at the Kaohsiung Cultural Center are attractions like Stone Drum, Sunlight Station, steel sculptures, creative bus stops, and love poem pathways, which create a rich cultural ambiance. The art market held every Saturday and Sunday evening serves as a stage for street performers and cultural creations.

Kaohsiung Cultural Center Travel Information

Address:67 Wufu 1st Road, Lingya District, Kaohsiung City 802, Taiwan


Transportation Methods:Bus: Circular 168, 0 South, 0 North, Wufu Main Line, 52, 72, 77, 76, 82, 248, Red 21, 11 (Guanghua Road, Youth Road intersection), Minzu Main Line (Guanghua Road, Youth Road intersection). MRT: Take the Orange Line to Cultural Center Station, exit from Exit 3, walk south along Heping Road, cross Wufu Road, and proceed directly to the east side entrance of the Cultural Center Park, which is diagonally across from the main gate of Kaohsiung Normal University.


Parking Information:The cultural center has both outdoor and underground parking. The outdoor parking lot has a total of 144 parking spaces, while the underground parking is a two-story building with a total of 830 parking spaces. The fee is NT$30 per hour.


Other Nearby Attractions: Tap Water ParkKaohsiung Guandi Temple (Martial Temple)Minzu StationScience and Technology Museum StationCentral ParkXindian Riverside Business DistrictModern Kaohsiung - R9 Central Park StationNational Museum of Science and TechnologyDome of Light - O5R10 Formosa Boulevard StationCity Light Corridor J Cafe


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