[2025 Kaohsiung Attraction] Travel Guide for Wei Wu Mi Mi Cun (Updated Oct)

It is a very special community. Almost every wall is painted, with themes and different styles. There are some snack vendors in the community selling super cheap and quite delicious food, and the ladies are very enthusiastic! You can visit Weiwu Mimi Village casually, or you can search according to the 10 major themes of the treasure hunt map. However, because it is in the alley of a community, you must pay attention to the principle of not disturbing neighbors. How to get there? Address: Xingli Street and Shangyong Road (surrounding area), Weiburi, Lingya District, Kaohsiung City You can take the Kaohsiung MRT and go to Weiwuying Station Exit 5. It’s very convenient to arrive right out of the station #100 Ways to Travel

A short trip to Kaohsiung, Taiwan. I came to Maymei Village, a group of wall art housing complexes that I had always wanted to visit. It's a popular tourist spot for Koreans, but not many Japanese people. Even now, there are residents in this housing complex, and they live their lives normally. It's a wonderful wall art that is part of everyday life in Kaohsiung. It's right next to the station, so even first-time visitors won't get lost and it's an easy location to visit. And the paintings with various motifs on the walls of the housing complex are very impressive. I had time to catch the high-speed rail on my way back, so I wandered around the housing complex for about an hour. There were few tourists in the morning, so it was good for taking photos. #Travel with Me #Kaohsiung #Taiwan #TaiwanRailway #TaiwanTrip #SoloTrip #WallArt #MaymeiVillage #ShortTrip

Weiwu Mimi Village opposite Weiwuying It's a great place to walk and take photos. The houses have different paintings Very distinctive and good to shoot It's really worth a walk~~ #LocalTourism #Good Places for Families

Kaohsiung has really done a good job of improving its appearance in recent years, especially building many tourist attractions to give tourists a variety of choices. For example, the painted community near the National Center for the Performing Arts in Weiwuying has invited domestic and foreign artists to create art on the walls of the building, beautifying the community and creating new tourist attractions. I highly recommend that friends who come to Kaohsiung must come and take a look👍 #Kaohsiung #Weiwuying #PaintedCommunity #Taiwan #Taiwan

Weiwu Mimi Village, located in Kaohsiung's Lingya District, near the Weiwuying National Center for the Arts, was once an ordinary old neighborhood. Since the 2016 launch of the Kaohsiung Lingya International Street Art Festival, large-scale murals by international artists have ignited the community's vibrant colors, transforming the homes of locals and making them a popular photo spot for tourists. It's also Taiwan's first large-scale art mural community. #WeiwuMimiVillage #KaohsiungInstagramAttractions #KaohsiungParentTravel

For those who love a chic, slow-life, traditional village, we highly recommend WeiWu Mi Mi Village. 🌿 This old village has been renovated into a super cool check-in spot. As soon as you step inside, you'll feel like you've been transported to another era. 🏡 ✨ The highlight is the traditional wooden houses, offering a peaceful atmosphere. There's also a cute little cafe selling drinks and snacks, as well as handmade crafts and souvenirs. 💕 Every angle you take photos from brings out a chic, vintage vibe. 📸 🍵 In the afternoon, enjoy a cup of tea, coffee, or a local dessert. For those who want to experience the locals' way of life, there's a walking area where you can stroll around and enjoy the surrounding atmosphere. In short, if you're a chilled-out photographer and want a mix of old and modern, WeiWu Mi Mi Village is a must-visit. 💖 #TaiwanTravel #WeiWuMiMiVillage #ChillTravel #BeautifulOldVillage

Kaohsiung is a place I love very much in Taiwan. I remember that time I came here to visit a friend and went to Weiwu Mimi Village in Weiwuli. I took a few photos that reminded me of the happy day. I couldn't miss the time I took pictures of the boats at the Kaohsiung Pier. The True Love Pier even had cute cats as the protagonists. Looking at the Kaohsiung City at sunset, it seemed that the buildings of the Dragon and Tiger Pagoda complemented each other, presenting a different look of modern and traditional.

#TravelHack This half-day itinerary from Taipei to Kaohsiung allows you to efficiently enjoy art and stunning views. Morning/Lunch - Mimi Village Mimi Village, Kaohsiung's art spot, is characterized by murals covering the entire street, featuring cat and animal motifs. Many people take commemorative photos in front of the paintings, making for Instagram-worthy moments! Enjoy the charm of Taiwan's street art as you stroll around. 📍 Location: No. 6, Shangyong Road, Lingya District, Kaohsiung City Access: Accessible by taxi or bus from Kaohsiung Station. A more convenient option is to take a bus from MRT Kaohsiung Main Station. Afternoon - Enjoy the spectacular view from the rooftop near 85 Building Since 85 Building (95 大樓) is currently closed, enjoy panoramic views of Kaohsiung's cityscape and sea from a nearby rooftop spot. Enjoy the spectacular views from the high-rise cafes and observation decks overlooking Kaohsiung's skyline. It's especially perfect in the evening for watching the sunset. 📍 Location: Zhongzheng 4th Road, Cianjin District, Kaohsiung City (building near 85 Building) Access: Take a taxi from MRT City Council Station or Kaohsiung Station. Night - Enjoy the night view at Guang Rong Pier (Guang Rong Wharf) Glow in the port city atmosphere of Kaohsiung at Guang Rong Pier. This area offers relaxing views of the sea, and its beautiful illuminations create a magical atmosphere from dusk to night. It's the perfect place to watch the night view. 📍 Location: No. 31 Haibian Road, Lingya District, Kaohsiung City Access: Approximately a 10-minute walk from MRT Hamasen Station. Transportation Information From Taipei to Kaohsiung: Take the High Speed ​​Rail (HSR) to Kaohsiung for approximately 1.5 hours. From Kaohsiung Station, you can easily access various tourist attractions by taxi or MRT.

#chinatravel ### **Why Visit?** 1. **Taiwan’s Largest Street Art Village**: Once a dull residential area, this neighborhood is now a kaleidoscope of **50+ murals** by artists from 24 countries, rivaling global hubs like Melbourne and New York . 2. **Community Revitalization**: Born from a 2016 street art festival, the project transformed drab walls into vibrant canvases, fostering local pride and tourism . 3. **Free & Accessible**: Open 24/7 with no admission fee, just steps from **Weiwuying MRT Station** (Exit 5) . --- ### **Must-See Highlights** #### **1. Iconic Murals** - **Giant Bookcase**: A 3-story building painted as a hyper-realistic bookshelf with "books," potted plants, and even a sneaker . - **Climate Change Art**: Lifelike forest animals remind viewers of habitat destruction . - **Lingya Four Heroes**: Frog, squirrel, antelope, and crow sculptures scattered as hidden gems . #### **2. Interactive Fun** - **Art Hunt**: Find 10 hidden installations, like crayon-shaped benches and "dog-themed" alleys (homophone for "prosperity" in Chinese) . - **Photo Ops**: Pose with surreal backdrops, from floating noodles to mirrored labyrinths . #### **3. Local Culture** - **Resident Guides**: Chat with proud locals who often share stories about the artworks . - **Nearby Eats**: Try **Lemon Pork Cheese Roti** at nearby stalls or visit **Ruifeng Night Market** later . --- ### **Visitor Tips** - **Best Time**: Weekday mornings for fewer crowds; daylight hours for vivid photos . - **Respect**: Quiet voices—it’s a living neighborhood . - **Combo Trip**: Pair with **Weiwuying National Arts Center** (across the road) for exhibitions . **#WeiWuMiMiVillage #KaohsiungStreetArt #TaiwanHiddenGems**

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip #Kaohsiung #Taiwan This is a group of apartment buildings with painted walls, located just outside the Weiwuying Station on the Orange Line O10 of the subway. The apartment buildings are decorated with various wall art, so they are sure to look great in photos. There are not many people and it is quiet, so you can take your time strolling around and take photos. Since these are apartment buildings where people actually live, it is best to be considerate and not go too far into the building so as not to disturb the residents.

Aunt Aom complained... Weiwu Mi Mi Village ep.3 Let's continue. There are so many photo spots. This village is very quiet. It seems like they are used to tourists coming to take photos. It's a really great art village that creates art works on the walls of buildings and doors of houses. It's cute, beautiful, and very magnificent. It's worth a visit. #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #TaiwanTrip #Weiwuying #BeautifulPhotoPlaces #ArtPlaces #Kaohsiung #PhotoloversDontMiss

Aunt Om continues her exploration... Weiwu Mi Mi Village (EP.2). Last time, she only took photos around the outskirts of the village. This time, she ventured inside to explore. Wow, this village is truly an artistic haven! There are so many picturesque spots, all vibrant and colorful. Take the KMRT Orange Line and get off at Weiwuying Station, Exit 5.

We will introduce you to a recommended spot in Kaohsiung where the whole town is filled with art, which you will not find anywhere else♪ 《Weiwu Maze Village/Weiwuying Painted Community》 💞Reasons why we recommend it: There is large wall art in the town! Wall art can be found in many places around the world, but it is rare to see something this large. Compare the size with people😄 In addition to wall art, the buildings around this area are also part of the art. The International Street Art Festival is also held, with various artists participating. A total of 135 murals are said to be painted. It is a wonderful art space, so please come and visit🍀 📍Location: Jianjun Rd, Lingya District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan 802 🕰️Opening hours: 24 hours 💰Price per person: Free ⚠️Note: This is a residential area that is actually in use. Please be mindful of noise levels. #Introducing stunning views overseas #Kaohsiung #Taiwan travel

Aunt Aom complained... Weiwu Mi Mi Village ep 1 Read the review that it is a village with beautiful murals on the buildings. It is beautiful, the colors are bright and beautiful, as big as the size of the buildings. It is very enjoyable to take pictures. Take the MRT Orange Line KMRT and get off at Weiwuying Station (O10), Exit 5, turn right and you will see a large mural. This picture is just outside the village. I will continue in ep2. The inside of the village is very beautiful. #Get a discount without relying on luck #taiwantravel #kaohsiung #beautiful photo spots #travel alone #must-see photography enthusiasts #weiwuying

#OverseasTrendyPlaces This is a popular photo spot where artists from various countries have painted colorful pictures on the walls of local houses. You can visit 24 hours a day, but since this is a residential area, you need to be mindful of the privacy of local residents. While walking, there are different designs, and although I wasn't able to see them all, it seems better to look at them from a distance. This area was originally an old housing complex where retired soldiers lived, but it has suddenly become a street art town since the Kaohsiung Lingya International Street Art Festival was held in 2016. #TaiwanTrip #KaohsiungTrip #MeimeiVillage

#Get a discount without relying on luck Street Art at 衛武迷迷村(迷迷村地圖 For those who like taking colorful photos, stop by to take a photo and check in at the new city of art people, Weiwuying Street Art Village. This place is another colorful place in Kaohsiung. Come here!!! Become a small and thin person, lol Walk a little further, there are many photo spots, but we had little time, so we stopped at only one spot. This place is located opposite the National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts, Weiwuying. 🕰️Opening hours: Opening-closing hours: Open every day #Directions: Get off at KMRT #Weiwuying Station Exit 4, walk up and turn right. #Taiwan travel #Taiwan travel by yourself #Kaohsiung travel

#2024TravelReview "Weiwu Mimi Village" is located in Lingya District, Kaohsiung City. It is the first large-scale art mural community in Taiwan. It was originally just an ordinary old community. From 2016 to 2021, a total of more than 50 outstanding artists from 24 countries and regions were invited to create, with as many as 135 painted wall murals~ The murals include various antelopes 🦌 (homonym of Lingya District), the underwater world 🐠, and the super funny Wangxiang Funong 🐶 (Figure 2). If you come to Kaohsiung Citywalk, you might as well check in here, it's very cute~ 📍Address: No. 6, Shangyong Road, Lingya District, Kaohsiung City 802 (about 10 minutes walk from the exit of MRT Weiwuying Station)

#November Good Places 2024 #Weiwu Mimi Village 2710 24 (1) In the morning, I went to Weiwu Mimi Village. As soon as I got out of the MRT 🚈4 exit, I saw a building full of patterns. Maybe this village many are self-owned properties, underground location many small shops, above is they live, below their own shop selling snacks 🍜🥟🍲 and actually items 💐🪻🌻, unfortunately too early to eat 😅!

The architectural paintings are amazing, and the details are very delicate and beautiful. This is like an old community. The overall atmosphere is both retro and avant-garde. It is very charming community art.

#Taiwan Local Tour Address: No. 6, Lingya Shangyong Road, Kaohsiung City It is an artistic visual enjoyment

#fallishere Come explore this artsy part of the city where street arts are abundant on the buildings of this small village called WeiWu MiMi Village. Getting There - Recommended to take the MRT to WeiWuYing Station and alight from entrance 4 or 5. Once you exit the station, you cannot miss the library painting building (cover photo) Attractions - Street art photography Food & Restaurants - Local residential snack store which sells Taiwanese sausages, rice cake and fried fish cake Bonus recommendaton - Take a 10 minutes taxi ride from the place to 原龍羊肉海產-一心路總店, a restaurant specializing in lamb pot. What a unique find as it is similar to the famous Bak Kut Teh that you can find in Malaysia or Singapore. It is essentially a herbal soup which you can find lamb meat inside. The taste is not that sweet and it is very very fragrant. You can order the lamb hotpot as well as the famous lamb risotto and lamb vermicelli. A true local favorite and you will certainly not be disappointed. Also, one of the best night markets in Taiwan is nearby here, RuiFeng Night Market which you can visit as well. #taiwan#kaohsiung#streetart#photography#lambhotpot

Located at Weiwuying Station in Kaohsiung City, the entire village is filled with rainbow paintings, and every floor and pavilion is filled with artistic bubbles. It is truly a feast for the eyes and has attracted visitors from all over the world! Painting artists from all over the world and local artists in Taiwan have used the entire Weiwu Mimi Village community building as a painting board. The city aquarium, 3D forest secrets, coral antelopes, jellyfish and monkeys... Everywhere is full of childlike fun and colorful scenes. The huge paintings are very interesting, and new works will be presented from time to time. The whole style is very different from other painted villages that like to use cartoons as the theme. It really makes people feel like visiting an art gallery. Weiwu Mimi Village is just opposite the Weiwuying National Center for the Arts. It is easily accessible via Exit 5 of the Kaohsiung MRT Weiwuying Station.

Concrete walls look old and dull with the passage of time. This is a scene that can be seen everywhere in every corner of cities across Taiwan. However, it is quite different in Lingya District, Kaohsiung City. In recent years, old buildings have been given colorful new clothes and look vibrant. They not only attract people from all over the world to this largest art mural community in Taiwan for treasure hunt and pilgrimage, but also appear in international publications.

WALLRIORS International Street Art ~ Colorful, dazzling, artistic community, worth taking pictures, the wall paintings are in famous styles and very beautiful. 😍😍😍😍😍😍

No. 6, Shangyong Road, Lingya District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan ~ Near Weiwuying, the international street art painting is very beautiful, revitalizing the old community appearance into a photo hotspot, a very special place. 👍👍👍👍👍👍

#springtravel Painting Village~Under the professional decoration of painting masters, the old apartment has been transformed into the most artistic residential area. It is rare to have an interesting gathering of paintings in Kaohsiung. It is a good place for taking pictures, strolling and fun. Highly recommended 👍👍👍👍

#springtravel Weiwu Mimi Village is a 3-minute walk from Exit 5 of Weiwuying MRT Station. It was originally just an old community, but since the 2016 Kaohsiung Lingya International Street Art Festival, artists have created large-scale wall paintings and street installation art, and the community has been transformed into a beautiful community that is worth a visit. 😍😍😍😍