Name ：
Former Residence of Lee Lin-Chiu
Description：
Mr. Lee Lin-Chiu, an acclaimed Taiwanese ballad lyricist well-knownfor his songs, including "Bāng Chhun-hong" (i.e. "望春風",literally meaning "Longing for the Spring Breeze") and "Red inthe four seasons" (i.e. "四季紅"), is an important figure in the history of Taiwanese popularfolksongs; his work is highly regarded as an intangible Taiwanese culturalheritage. Serving as the former residence of Mr. Lee Lin-Chiu, this buildingpossesses historical and artistic value. Source: Taipei City Cultural AffairsDepartment
Address：
Datong Dist.,Taipei City
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Category1：
景點
Category2：
Historic Sites
Position：
位置緯度：25.054813
位置經度：121.509994
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City：
Taipei
Date：
2015/12/16
Attribution：
資訊來源為「臺北市政府」
Name ：
Remains of Taipei Prison Wall
Description：
During the 1910s, Japanese colonists erected a massive prison in Taipei and another one in Tainan as part of the move to suppress the anti-colonial uprisings that were intensifying across Taiwan. In a style common among 19th century correctional facilities worldwide, the now-defunct Taipei Prison featured cell blocks that radiate outward, and high walls made of stones up-cycled from the Taipei Prefecture bulwarks demolished in the 1910s. The prison wall is historically significant in part because they are composed of andesite and Qilian stone sourced during Emperor Guangxu’s reign from hillside quarries in Dazhi or Neihu, and transported to the shores of Keelung River; next they were shipped to the Hegoutou Wharf via Tamsui River by boat. The long-winding journey added to the worth of the wall.
Address：
Da'an Dist.,Taipei CityThe side wall of Chunghwa Telecom’s office on Jinshan S. Rd.
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Category1：
景點
Category2：
Historic Sites
Position：
位置緯度：25.032760
位置經度：121.526758
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City：
Taipei
Date：
2015/10/14
Attribution：
資訊來源為「臺北市政府」
Name ：
Nanmending 323
Description：
Tuesday and Friday 09:30-13:00 and 14:00-16:30, Free admission; no restrictions on the number of visitors or sessions (closed 13:00-14:00)Saturday, Sunday and National holidays 09:30-16:30, open every half an hour; Allowing 20 visitors to enter the building at each session; visiting time is 30 minutes; last admission is at 16:00.Visitors may wait in line at the main entrance 5 minutes before each session. A queue ticket may be issued if there is a large crowd. Please follow the guide after entering the building.Closed on:(1) Mondays and Chinese New Year holidays.(2) Non-working days announced by the government due to natural disasters.(3) Necessary closing days as announced by the museum.Erected by Taipei Botanical Garden’s lotus pond in the early Showa period (1930s) during the Japanese Colonial period, the building was originally a tea house. Its former address was “Land No. 323, 6th Street, Nanmending, Taipei City, Taipei Prefecture,” and thereby was later named “Nanmending 323.” After years of neglect and lack of upkeep, the old Japanese-style building was restored in recent years with the assistance of renowned architects, Guo Zhong-Duan and Kenji Horigome. Mr. Motomi Oguchi from Japan’s Nagano Prefecture, who specializes in residential garden design, was also invited to design the Japanese rock garden.Scheduled tours: Saturdays, Sundays and National holidays: one session at 11:00 and 15:00, respectively; each session lasts 30 minutes
Address：
Zhongzheng Dist.,Taipei CityNo. 53, Nanhai Road
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Category1：
景點
Category2：
Historic Sites
MRT：
Xiaonanmen
Position：
位置緯度：25.032515
位置經度：121.511118
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City：
Taipei
Date：
2015/10/14
Attribution：
資訊來源為「臺北市政府」
Name ：
Taipei Industrial Institute, the Red Building
Description：
Built in 1912, this was formerly a Taipei Prefecture Industrial Institute during the Japanese colonial period. It was called the Auxiliary Industrial Institute of the Civil Administration Department by the Governor General Office, and was later renamed the Prefecture Industrial Institute in 1921. It was Taiwan’s most prominent industrial institute of this particular period, and was considered to be the cradle of industrial talents in the early days. The institute was home to several departments, including chemical engineering, electronic engineering, mechanical engineering, architecture, etc. The walls of the building are laid with red bricks, with protruding pillars to make the façade more streamlined. Outside the two-story building are corridors that connect to other buildings. The air vents below the windows are made of cast iron, embedded with the institute’s crest. The entire building makes use of exquisite brickwork that brings out the design spirit of strict proportion. It possesses both historical and cultural significance of the universities of science and technology, as well as Taiwan’s extant campus buildings from the early 20th century.
Address：
Da'an Dist.,Taipei City
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Category1：
景點
Category2：
Historic Sites
Position：
位置緯度：25.042861
位置經度：121.537867
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City：
Taipei
Date：
2015/04/22
Attribution：
資訊來源為「臺北市政府」
Name ：
Longanpo Huang Family Lianrang Estate
Description：
Longanpo was situated at the northern side of Taipei Basin during the Qing Dynasty, near the mountainous area, where immigrants from Anxi of Fujian Quanzhou Prefecture found their permanent home. Ancestors of the Huang family came to Taiwan during the Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty (1740), and first resided in Danshui’s Fanshuliao, before moving to Taipei Basin. The brothers from the fourth generation of the family built the house, which is today’s Lianrang Estate. Lianrang Estate was built in 1897, three years into the Japanese colonial period; exquisite building materials were used for erecting the estate. The house faces south and is surrounded by paddy fields. This red brick courtyard house among paddy fields is a typical Taiwan’s traditional farm house. This setting is also called “guardian dragons at the front of the house”. When the house was initially built, the left and right guardian dragons were the only mythical structures built. The outer guardian dragons were added when the house was extended later. The red bricks used were made in Taiwan, as they have better quality, richer red color and better workmanship. It has a double-pitched roof, and the ridge of the roof has a gentle curve, reflecting simplicity and unadornedness. The exquisite wooden carvings in the main hall is well-preserved. The unique materials and decoration bear the transitional characteristics of Taipei City’s century-old extant old farm house, from the Late Qing to early Japanese colonial period.
Address：
Da'an Dist.,Taipei City
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Category1：
景點
Category2：
Historic Sites
Position：
位置緯度：25.024224
位置經度：121.539152
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City：
Taipei
Date：
2015/04/22
Attribution：
資訊來源為「臺北市政府」
Name ：
No. 24, Lane 62, Section 3, Xinsheng North Road
Description：
Hidden within the high cement walls in the alleys is a double-story Japanese western-style building. The building has a pebble wash base, round windows and weatherboard at the lower portion of the gable wall. It has a bay window design, and part of the brim forms the ceiling. Formerly a dilapidated old house hidden within the cement walls in the alleys, it was restored and transformed as a jewel box, Miracle x HOUSE, as part of the old house movement renovation program. It is the first Japanese historical building whose restoration work was fully funded by the private sector. It is also one of the few double-story Japanese western-style buildings in Taipei City. Visitors may admire the aesthetics of the metalwork and enjoy the natural and innovative Italian cuisine. The public is welcome to visit this cultural monument, and see how new values were seamlessly blended into a historic building.
Address：
Zhongshan Dist.,Taipei City
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Category1：
景點
Category2：
Historic Sites
MRT：
Zhongshan Elementary School
Position：
位置緯度：25.065737
位置經度：121.526512
Position - Google地圖：
City：
Taipei
Date：
2015/04/22
Attribution：
資訊來源為「臺北市政府」
Name ：
Pu Tian-Sheng's Residence
Description：
Nestled in an alley off Linsen N. Road, the Former Residence of Pu Tian-Sheng, a Japanese wooden structure built more than 80 years ago, was converted from Pu Tian-Sheng’s residence and studio by his children in honor of his lifetime contribution to the arts. Among others, the construction of the Hinoki-wood art studio was designed and overseen by Pu himself. Currently open to the public, the residence provides great opportunities for arts appreciation in Taipei City and has an exhibition layout that offers guided tours and education, including an outdoor sculpture area, a parlor displaying Pu’s collection of masterpieces, an art corridor, a memorial studio and a room showing Pu’s personal effects.
Address：
Zhongzheng Dist.,Taipei CityNo. 16, Lane 9, Linsen N. Rd.
Travel Info：
The MRT Shandao Temple Station (Exit 3 or 6)
Open Time：
Reservations are required for visits on weekdays; reservations are recommended between 2PM-5PM on Sat. and Sun.
Picture：
Category1：
景點
Category2：
Historic Sites
MRT：
Shandao Temple
Position：
位置緯度：25.045479
位置經度：121.524678
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City：
Taipei
Date：
2015/03/23
Attribution：
資訊來源為「臺北市政府」
Name ：
Shuntien Surgical Hospital
Description：
Shuntien Surgical Hospital was built by an visionary Taiwanese doctor, Mr. Xie Tangshan, who was one of the 10 graduates from the 3rd batch of students from the School of Taiwan Governor-General's Office. Its exterior has a typical 4-column-3-windows pebble wash façade, a brick arch in the arcade, and a pair of Greek columns. The building has witnessed the glory of Dadaocheng, and is a historical building with significant preservation values.After revamping the old house, it has become an attraction in Dadaocheng, called “Boan 84”. It cleverly integrates exhibits, music, books, finger food and other light meals, to become a pleasant, comfortable living space. Upon entering the house, you will first be greeted by the rich aroma of coffee. The third story was redecorated into a gallery. This old house allows visitors to slow their pace and enjoy its unique tranquility.
Address：
Datong Dist.,Taipei City
Picture：
Category1：
景點
Category2：
Historic Sites
MRT：
Daqiaotou
Position：
位置緯度：25.058944
位置經度：121.511744
Position - Google地圖：
City：
Taipei
Date：
2015/04/22
Attribution：
資訊來源為「臺北市政府」
