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1661 Taiwan Warship Museum(1661臺灣船園區)
The Taiwan Boat relies on a 1706 blueprint of a Taiwan Boat drawing from “Drawings of Tang Boats” as preserved in the Matsura Historical Museum in Nagasaki, Japan. By building a team of Taiwanese ocean history experts, ...
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Anping Old Fort(安平古堡)
A combined Dutch military and commercial force captured modern day Anping in 1624, and built Fort Zeelandia(熱蘭遮城) as its defensive stronghold, which was completed in 1634. In 1662, Koxinga successfully took the Dutch fort back, and ...
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Chihkan Tower(赤崁樓)
Chihkan Tower (赤嵌樓) is the oldest building in Tainan's West Central District (台南中西區), and along with Anping District's Anping Fort (安平古堡), are two of Tainan's most famous landmarks. Originally built as Fort Provintia ...
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Former Tait & Co. Merchant House(安平樹屋暨原英商德記洋行)
Located next to Anping Tree House (安平樹屋), the foreign style building with the pure white exterior is the Former Tait Co. Merchant House (原英商德記洋行), the Tainan base of the Tait Co. firm established after the opening of ...
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Eternal Golden Fort (億載金城 )
Eternal Golden Fort (億載金城), is also known as Erkunshen Fortress (二鯤鯓砲台), and is a red four-walled castle surrounded by bastions and moat on all four sides. In ancient times, the strip of turf in the center would have been used ...
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Koxinga Shrine(延平郡王祠)
At the intersection of Kaishan Road and Fucheng Road (開山路與府前路), atop the Shrine's horseback roof, a majestic statue of Koxinga looks out as if he, Tainan’s protector god, is present in the hearts of all the people of ...
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Anping Oyster Shell Cement Kiln Museum(安平蚵灰窯暨附屬建築)
Oyster Shell Cement Kiln(蚵灰窯)was once the most important building material factory in Anping and is the only surviving oyster shell kiln in Taiwan. From the 1600s, oyster shell ash was an essential material in boatmaking for the many people ...
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Wufei Temple(五妃廟)
Historical records show that when the Qing forces led by Shi Lan attacked Taiwan, Zhu Shi-gui, Ming dynasty Prince of Ningjing, resolved to die for his country; his five concubines decided to die too and hanged themselves from a beam in the ...
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