[2025 Tainan Attraction] Travel Guide for Tainan Wu Garden (Updated May)

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Wu Garden Cultural Center is located in the Tainan Public Hall, a Baroque-style building in the West Central District of Tainan City. "Wu Garden" was founded in 1830. The park has horticultural landscapes such as a four-corner pavilion, a pond, and a rockery. There is also a Wang Yude Memorial Hall in the museum to commemorate Dr. Wang Yude, a famous Tainan humanist and scholar of the Taiwanese language movement. At that time, "Wu Garden" was known as one of the four famous gardens in Taiwan, along with "Lin Family Garden" in Banqiao, "Beiguo Garden" in Hsinchu, and "Lai Garden" in Wufeng. It is currently open to the public as part of the Wu Garden and Yanagiya Ryotei as part of the Wu Garden Cultural Center. Although the family fell into decline, it is still possible to see how wealthy the Wu family was at that time.

Even if you haven't been to Laos, you can still experience the coffee culture of Southeast Asia in the alleys of Tainan with a cup of Laotian coffee. The tropical rainforest climate of the region is actually quite suitable for the cultivation of coffee trees, and it's likely that Laos, located inland in Southeast Asia, also produces coffee beans, right? Turning into the alley from either Wu Garden or Xu Feng Hao, you can easily find Laotian coffee. The simple and clean white walls have a bit of the French colonial style of northern Vietnam, creating a peaceful atmosphere with coffee. The owner is quite knowledgeable about coffee and will carefully explain the roasting and taste. I have visited twice, ordering black coffee and brandy coffee respectively. The Americano is very smooth, tastier and cheaper than chain brands; the brandy coffee has a rich aroma, with a light fragrance of alcohol and the bitterness of coffee combining to create a surprisingly sweet aftertaste, quite distinctive. There are many unique small shops in the alleys of Tainan, especially coffee shops, each with its own special flavor or decor. Why not take a stroll through the winding alleys of the Central and Western District, and while you're at it, grab a coffee and some snacks from Laotian Coffee, then sit and cool off in Wu Garden, enjoying the leisurely pace of Tainan. Laotian Coffee Business Hours: 0930-1640 Address: No. 60, Lane 79, Zhongshan Road, West Central District, Tainan City Average Spending: $100-200

#2月好地方2025 I never expected that there was such an ancient garden hidden in the center of Tainan City. This was once the residence of a wealthy family during the Qing Dynasty. After the passage of time, it has now become a poetic historical attraction. As soon as you step into the park, you will be attracted by the elegant pavilions and lush green gardens, as if you have walked into an ancient painting. The pond reflects the red brick buildings, and the breeze blows past, making people want to quietly feel the beauty of the passing of time here. The most special thing in the park is the "Five-story Building" that combines Chinese and Western styles. It has both traditional Minnan elements and a touch of Baroque decoration, showing the fusion of Tainan's diverse cultures in the past. Wu Garden is not only a historical building, but also a venue for art exhibitions and performances. Events are held from time to time, making this ancient monument full of vitality. Whether you want to take beautiful photos or take a stroll through time, this place is worth a visit! Wu Garden/Free Visit #Wuyuan #Tainan Attractions #Architecture #Historic Sites #Culture #History #Travel #Photography #Taiwan #tainan

I don’t know why I had to go to Weimin Street? I came here while taking a walk. It has a rustic atmosphere and is a good place to cool off. There is an old tea shop in the Art Center. It is a Japanese-style building with unique characteristics. The food may not be so delicious, but it is still worth sitting there to relax. Another building by the pond has a guided tour with explanations. In fact, it is a good way to escape the city to sit down and listen to the guide's stories or watch the history of specific people on TV. #West Central District #Tainan #Wu Garden Cultural Center