Taichung Literary Park
Posted Date：2016/07/13 5022
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Taichung Literary Park used to be the police dormitories during the Japanese- ruling era. The City Government has delved into its renovation project, constructed Taichung Literary Park, and then reshaped the dormitories into Taichung Literary Museum. Details in Taichung Literary Park can tell the delicate design concept, such as Seed Literary Square, the curved river featuring the initiation of the literacy of Taichung, Literary Paths, walls full of calligraphy, poems and storytelling, tree-shadowed walls, etc. Taichung Literary Park provides a good chance for tourists to savor the beauty of literature and poems while bathing them in a relaxing ambience.
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- Address
- No.48, Lequn St.,, West Dist., Taichung City
- Open time
- All day
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27 comments Write a Reviewkimitakas
Trip Type:
Solo travel
Old Japanese houses
2018-11Taichung Literature Museum is housed in a complex of old Japanese houses. As I am a Japanese, the architecture is even more interesting than the displays of the museum itself. The entrance is free...baosang
Trip Type:
Family
I love this place
2018-10A Japanese dormitory during the time Japanese conquered Taiwan, now served as a Taiwan literature museum. Beautiful ground landscaping and well reserved buildings which every building holds an theme...loveDCA
Trip Type:
Couples
Beautiful grounds
2018-02The Taichung literature museum occupies a nice garden space with a beautiful banyan tree in the center. It’s very peaceful and fun to walk around, with restaurants and stores located within the park...kdm852
Trip Type:
Couples
Quaint
2017-10This is a series of small buildings containing exhibits related to the literary history of Taichung. It's quite well done, although quite a lot of it is in Chinese only, so it can be difficult to...943kbc
Trip Type:
Friends getaway
Peaceful Japanese setting
2017-08This museum does not have a lot to offer if you don't speak Chinese; however, the tea shop makes a decent enough lunch and the setting is very Zen-like and peaceful as a shady oasis in the city...
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