The twin-roofed Lake Pavilion of Taichung Park on its lake, with a rowing boat and city buildings behind, on a sunny day.

Free entry

Taichung Park

Taichung Park is the city's oldest park, laid out in 1903 under Japanese rule in the North District and listed as a city historic site in 1999. Around its artificial lake stand the twin-roofed Lake Pavilion, built in 1908 for the opening of the west-coast railway, arched bridges and the remains of the former Taichung Shinto shrine.

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Price: Free entry

Nearby

Taichung Confucian Temple

religious building

Taichung Literature Museum

museum

Frequently asked questions

Is Taichung Park free?

Yes. Entry to Taichung Park is free.

Free entry

Free entry — no ticket needed

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