Cultural Heritage Park

It is recommended to visit around 4 pm. onwards to avoid the heat during the day. There might be some venders in the park, but I didn't see much of arts exhibitions when I visited.

A 10-15 minutes walk away from the Taichung train station lies the Cultural Heritage Park. There're quite a number of buildings within the park with some seasonal exhibitions and cool mural drawings. Not a lot of visitors and it's free.

The day here is very flat, and at night, there is a lot more amazing, a little garden dream. This is a big market, mainly cultural and creative, with dining. Everything is excellent and a lot of thought has been moved.

An old-fashioned building revitalized into a successful example of hand letter net red store, there are really many tourists on holidays, and the ice cream take-out has to be arranged for almost 20 minutes, and it takes more than 10 minutes to get it done. There are a wide variety of handwriting in the building, there is a cafe upstairs, but the low consumption is NT$500 per person, which is not economical, so I didn't sit down. If you want to buy handwriting, I don't think I use it for this, go to the sogo or the one near the opera house, the service is better.

There are really many photo spots to visit and you can solve everything from restaurants to shopping.

It's about 15 minutes'walk from the exit of Taichung Railway Station. It's a creative park transformed from a brewery. So there are wine barrels and bottles everywhere. Taiwan is good at developing cultural and creative undertakings, such as Songshan and Huashan Pioneer Parks in Taipei, and Barge II Art Special Zone in Kaohsiung. All of them make use of old factories or wharf warehouses to create a new art paradise and become a new art paradise. One of the highlights of Taiwan Tour