2025 Tamsui District Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

《Beautiful Sunset in Danshui, Taiwan》 Danshui, Taiwan is a place with a beautiful sunset. You can end your day by walking along the peaceful riverside and watching the beautiful sunset:) Danshui is famous as the filming location for the movie 'Secret that Cannot Be Told'! If you've seen this movie, I think you'll enjoy the atmosphere and feeling of Danshui even better. Taiwan is a good country to visit in winter. The weather is moderately warm. #PleaseWinter #TaiwanTravel #Taiwan #Danshui #Sunset #Glow

Jinli University, famous for being the filming location for Secrets That Cannot Be Told It is actually a place where college students go to school, but when I went there, I couldn't see any college students because the semester was over! When I took a picture with the lush green nature and the Western-style university, it was just like a painting… .📸 It was a place beautiful enough to take a picture of a lifetime‼️ 📌 No. 32, Zhenli St, Tamsui District, New Taipei City, Taiwan 251 #TaiwanTravel #SoloTravel #Taiwan #TaiwanTravel #Taiwan #JinliUniversity #DamsuiCourse #Damsui #DamsuiTravel #OverseasTravel #HotPlace

A highly recommended place for a short time to relax when visiting Taipei. The sunset's perfect with a cup of coffee and a bowl of local food offered almost everywhere. Try it yourself! 😊

The trip to freshwater can really go for a whole day, there are too many places to go to play In addition to eating in the old street, the choice of walking can choose to go to the Fisherman's Wharf to watch the sunset is also very beautiful 🌅 This is the second time I've been to Fisherman's Wharf. I've never tried to take a boat before... 🛥 This time we took the boat, from the freshwater pier to take it across the street very quickly, very convenient! #countryside good places #overseas tours #fisherman's pier #freshwater

Filming location of the movie 'Secret that can't be told', Danshui 🌳🌊 I usually enjoy watching Taiwanese movies, so when I go to Taiwan, I have to go to the filming location! This is Danshui Damgang Middle School~~! It became famous as the filming location of the movie 'Secret that can't be told', but I went there on the weekend because it was only open on weekends! The movie wasn't filmed at just one school, so I couldn't see all the scenes from the movie in person, but I was really satisfied with that alone🥲 I watched the movie 'Secret that can't be told' again a week before my trip to Taiwan, so it left a lasting impression👍🏻 I went in the summer and couldn't walk around properly because of the heat, but it was a really beautiful place😍 #TaiwanTravel #MovieFilmingLocation #DanshuiMiddleSchool #Danshui #JinliUniversity #Secretthatcan'tbetelled #LifeShotPlace #LifeTravelPlace

First thing I love about Taipei is its tasty and wide variety of food. Whatever it is - chicken, sausage, bubble tea, fish ball, beef noodles...they are all so delicious! Taipei never runs out of night markets and it is just the best! #happynewyear

Freshwater Stables Street, surprises constantly! Walk in the old street of Tamsui, an old-fashioned, squat-style, Japanese-style old building, as if you are telling the story of the town... Street, to the square where Zhongzheng Road and Sanmin meet, the statue in the center is Dr. Ma Wei! He is a Canadian missionary. He was a freshwater missionary in 1872 and opened a hospital and school. He has made great contributions to the modernization of Taiwan! The entrance of Ma Ma Street is a two-storey shop with exotic style. At first glance, it is a comic shop, but it is actually an Italian shoe store! This style has really adapted me for a long time! Compared to the freshwater chapel at the Markham Street landmark, the heart-shaped tile on the square opposite the church with the frontal pattern of the chapel is full of eyeballs. At first, no one noticed, wait for me to shoot. After the end, many people also took pictures is such a place that will surprise you everywhere, a casual small scene will also make people happy.

[Freshwater] It is a popular attraction in Taipei with romantic Fishermans Wharf, nostalgic Tamsui Old Street, and Tamway Middle School, which is closely related to Zhou Dong. Freshwater is a must-see place in Taipei, a must-see for young artists. A strong literary and nostalgic atmosphere. 1, [Freshwater Old Street] Some people say that the best way to understand a place is to experience the life of the city. Tamsui Old Street is one of the best experiences. It is a combination of food, snacks and old streets. There are also many folk art shops, creating a richer folk color and nostalgic flavor, as well as the famous food Aji. "Iron Egg", "Jay Chou Package" and so on. Transportation: Take the MRT to Danshui MRT Station and walk out on foot. 2, [Huangjiang Middle School] "The most beautiful is not a rainy day, it is an eaves that have sheltered from you." When you walk on a campus full of activity, look at the natural The little boys running on the football field, watching the little girls in the rehearsal dance wearing uniform uniforms on the edge of the playground, are like walking in their youth. The scene in "The Secrets That Can't Be Say" must come to you. [Huangjiang Middle School] is Jay Chou's alma mater, and is known to everyone because of his "Unspeakable Secrets." Transportation: Approximately five minutes walk along the uphill road of the University of Truth. 3, [Fisherman's Wharf] Freshwater Fisherman's Wharf was originally a traditional small fishing port. Today, Fisherman's Wharf not only has a beautiful floating pier, of which Fisherman's Wharf is the most famous. The sights are more than 330 meters of wooden plank roads and lovers bridge where lovers gather.

The full name of Tamkang Middle School is privately owned by Tamkang High School, a relatively famous middle school in Taiwan Province. Established in 1914, Tamkang Middle School was originally a church school for the Presbyterian Church to train missionaries. Usually, the school does not open to visitors. The beautiful scenery of the school, including the Danshui Women's School, the Ma Rong Cemetery and the Octagonal Building, are of great artistic and historical significance. In 2007, the Tamkang Art Institute in Jay Chou's debut "The Secrets That Can't Be Say" was taken here. The Octagon Tower and the football team are still spiritual symbols of the past. The school is still famous today for its campus environment that advocates aesthetic education, freedom of study and romance.

1. The Grand Chapel (Images 1-3) The Grand Chapel was designed by architect Cai Rongtang from the Shen Zuhai Architectural Firm. Cai Rongtang, who is also an elder of the church, incorporated the spirit of Christianity into the design. The openings on the exterior walls feature repeated pointed arch shapes, symbolizing 'hands in humble prayer,' echoing the design of the university's main gate. Additionally, the exterior mimics the buttresses of Gothic churches, with symmetrical spires on the east and west sides, embodying the traditional architectural charm of Taiwanese churches. This building is a new addition to the campus, and to blend with the surrounding historical sites, red bricks were used for the exterior walls. It won the Best Architect Design Award in 1998. 2. Oxford College (Images 4-6) Oxford College, the first Western-style school in Taiwan, was personally designed and supervised by Mackay. It served as his base for preaching, medical practice, and education. The English name 'Oxford College' commemorates the generous support from the people of Oxford County, Canada, for the school's construction. Mackay taught subjects such as biblical theology, humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and medical concepts for free, and even provided transportation subsidies and accommodation, attracting many to study here. 3. Library (Images 7-9) Next to Oxford College stands a very prominent white building. Although not a historical site, the architecture is quite distinctive. As a library, it is an elegant and beautiful building. 4. Girls' Building and Pastor's Building: Former Tamsui Girls' High School (Images 11-12) The Pastor's Building and the Girls' Building have similar exteriors, both featuring red bricks, verandas, sloped roofs, and high steps. These two-story veranda-style Western buildings served as dormitories for church missionaries in the post-Mackay era. The Girls' Building, built in 1906, was the dormitory for two female missionaries, Principal Jin Renli and Miss Gao Hanna of the Tamsui Girls' School. 'Girls' is a term used by Taiwanese churches to respectfully refer to foreign single female missionaries. During World War II, the Girls' Building was temporarily used as a boys' dormitory for Tamsui Middle School and was renamed 'Suzaku Dormitory.' It is now the office of the president of Aletheia University.

#2月好去地方2025 The Maple Lake Regenerative Agriculture Park, not far from the Tamsui Wuji Tianyuan Temple, is the only area in Taiwan where wood lotus is planted on a large scale. Wood lotus flowers bloom in February. Don't let the kapok flowers bloom alone when you enjoy the flowers in spring! Fengshuhu Ancient Road is a secret path leading to Miantian Mountain from Fengshuhu Community in Tamsui in the past. With the arrival of spring, cherry blossoms are in full bloom and magnolia flowers are also blooming. Most people who come to Tamsui go to the crowded Wuji Tianyuan Temple to enjoy the cherry blossoms. In fact, you can see the wood lotus on the Fengshu Lake Trail not far away. There are also camellias, mountain cherry blossoms, azaleas, plum blossoms and other seasonal flowers along the way for you to take photos. Don’t forget new options for spring flower viewing! Enjoy the wood lotus and embrace the green mountains at the Maple Lake Historic Trail in Tamsui. Very comfortable!

Tamsui Chapel, located on Mackay Street in Tamsui District, New Taipei City, Taiwan, was rebuilt in 1932. It was designated as a third-class historic site in 1998 and is now a city-designated historic site in New Taipei City. This Gothic Revival building was the largest chapel in northern Taiwan upon its completion. It symbolizes the connection between heaven and earth in faith, blends Eastern and Western cultures in art, and holds significant importance and value in the history of religion, culture, architectural art, and local development. 📍Address: No. 8, Mackay Street

The 'Former Residence of Kinoshita Seigai in Tamsui' is a historical building in New Taipei City. This building, constructed around the late 19th century, was rented to the Japanese painter Kinoshita Seigai in 1923, who named it 'Seigai Villa.' He lived there until 1946 when he was forced to return to Japan after World War II. This two-story Western-style house was a place where Kinoshita enjoyed his life in Taiwan and developed his artistic style. Kinoshita, who was skilled in Nihonga (Japanese-style painting), served as a judge for the Taiwan Art Exhibition and the Governor-General's Art Exhibition in Taiwan. He was also enthusiastic about mentoring young artists, influencing the development of Nihonga in Taiwan during the Japanese era. His love for Tamsui is evident in many of his works depicting the area. 📍Address: No. 2, Lane 2, Sanmin Street, Tamsui District, New Taipei City 251 🕰️Business Hours: Sunday 09:30–18:00 Monday 09:30–17:00 Tuesday 09:30–17:00 Wednesday 09:30–17:00 Thursday 09:30–17:00 Friday 09:30–17:00 Saturday 09:30–18:00

#2月好去地方2025 The area around Tamsui MRT Station was formerly known as "Bizitou". After the opening of Tamsui Port, foreign buildings and foreign companies were everywhere. In addition to the five major foreign companies - Po Shun, Tak Kee, Water and Land, Hutchison, and Yi Kee, the Jas & Co. was also among them. The oil storage warehouse and oil tank of Shell Company located at No. 22 Bizitou Street today was formerly the "British Jas & Co. Warehouse". It is now the site of the "Tamsui Cultural Foundation" and the "Tamsui Community University". The former British-owned Shell Warehouse (Tamsui Shell Warehouse), a designated historic site in New Taipei City, has four large warehouses, three small buildings, and oil tank ruins, covering an area of ​​nearly 4,000 square meters. It has witnessed important historical moments such as the opening of the Tamsui Port, Japan's conquest of Taiwan, and the bombing of Taiwan by the US military during World War II. It is one of the few remaining historical foreign company warehouses in northern Taiwan, and one of the few industrial heritage sites in Taiwan. Currently, there are three warehouses open for visitors. Figures 7-11 show the history of the warehouse of China Securities, Figures 12-17 are the special exhibition of Grand View World Art, and Figures 18-19 display Gu brand cultural and creative products. 📍Address: No. 22, Bitou Street, Tamsui District, New Taipei City 251 🕰️Business hours: 09:00–18:00 Closed on Mondays

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent #Taiwan #FebruaryTravelSupportEvent I went from Taipei to Danshui!! I also visited Danshui Jinli University and went to the Weilunmatou Observatory to watch the sunset Danshui was a quiet and peaceful place, unlike downtown Taipei! It's great for viewing the ocean.

#January travel support event #Taiwan #February travel support event I personally like the movie Secret that can't be told so much I watched it more than 3 times and I also like playing the piano in the movie OST But it was even cooler when I actually saw Jinri University I was looking forward to it because it's a filming location for my favorite movie, but it's such a pretty university just to look at!

#newyearnewtrip Tamsui Wenhua A-Gei feels like stepping into a piece of Tamsui’s history. Tucked on Zhenli Street, right next to Tamkang Senior High School, this old-school eatery has a charm that's both unpretentious and warm. It’s the kind of place where time seems to slow down, and you can almost feel the generations of locals who’ve passed through its doors, carrying with them stories and memories of this little corner of the world. The specialty here, A-gei, is simple yet unforgettable—crispy tofu skin stuffed with glass noodles, drenched in a sweet chili sauce. It’s not just food; it’s an experience, a connection to the local culture that’s woven into every bite. While you can find A-gei at many places in Tamsui, there’s something about this spot that makes it feel more authentic, more tied to the rhythm of the town. And then there's the Jay Chou Set. For many, it’s the ultimate homage to the Taiwanese singer who once frequented this place during his school days. It’s a cozy little meal—A-gei, fish ball soup with three hearty fish balls, and a meat bun. The soup is deceptively small but bursting with flavor, and the meat bun adds a nice contrast to the textures, balancing the lightness of the tofu with something heartier. You can adjust the spice levels to suit your taste, making it a meal that feels just right. The vibe of the place is homey—long tables, old newspaper clippings, and memorabilia of Jay Chou that add a touch of nostalgia. Even the journey here feels like part of the experience—it's a bit of a hike up the hill, but it’s worth the trip.

📍 Danshui Port 🏨 Unique charm of this place: Danshui is not a sea but a river, but the river is large enough to form a port. Perhaps because of this, the atmosphere of the port located along the river is wonderful, and it is the best place to relax while looking at the river. Small fishing boats and yachts are anchored around the port, making it great for taking pictures, and if you visit during sunset, you can enjoy an even more emotional atmosphere. 📝 My review: There are many places to sit and rest along the river, so it is a place where you can have a great time just sitting there. There are also many emotional small shops around, so you can rest while looking at the river outside, or you can go into a cafe or restaurant and spend some leisurely time. In particular, the sunset spreading over the river was so beautiful that it felt like time had stopped. #ChinaTravel

📍 Oxford Church at Fort San Domingo 🏨 Unique Charm: If you visit Fort San Domingo, you must also stop by the nearby Oxford Church! As one of Tamsui's historical buildings, it is an impressive structure built with red bricks, just like Fort San Domingo. The European architectural style stands out, and it blends beautifully with the surrounding greenery, creating a vintage atmosphere. It is not just a religious building but also a symbol of the influx of Western culture and history in Tamsui. 📝 My Impressions: The Oxford Church is as beautiful as Fort San Domingo with its red brick architecture! I thought it was just an old building, but seeing it in person, the architectural details are very intricate and grand. Especially, taking photos in front of the church naturally creates a classic vibe, making it a perfect spot for memorable shots. It is not just a tourist attraction but a great place to quietly explore and feel the traces of history.

📍 Tamsui Walking Trail 🏨 Unique Attractions: Take a leisurely stroll through Tamsui and fully immerse yourself in the local ambiance with this top walking course! It's not just a simple riverside path; the numerous red brick buildings scattered along the way give it a classic feel. Additionally, there are plenty of shaded areas, making it a perfect spot to take breaks and walk at a relaxed pace. This path along the Tamsui River offers such beautiful scenery that you'll want to walk it all day long. 📝 My Experience: Walking here felt like more than just visiting a tourist spot; it was a chance to see the lives of the local people up close. The many red brick buildings unique to Tamsui made the walking trail feel like an emotional space in itself. As you walk along the river, there are plenty of benches to rest on, making it convenient to take breaks. Many people were riding bikes or quietly strolling, so it wasn't crowded, allowing for a leisurely time. It felt like the journey itself was the destination, rather than just walking towards a specific place.

📍 Tamsui MRT Park 🏨 Unique Charm: The best healing spot in Tamsui where you can enjoy a leisurely bike ride! As soon as you step out of Tamsui MRT Station, you'll find a spacious park with a long and wide walking path along the river, perfect for walking or biking. The beautiful scenery along the riverside makes it a great place to spend a quiet time, and visiting during sunset offers an even more emotional atmosphere. 📝 My Experience: The park is conveniently located right outside Tamsui Station. The long walking path along the riverside is great for a leisurely walk, and renting a bike makes it even more refreshing! The river is right next to the path, allowing you to enjoy a serene atmosphere with a cool breeze. On clear days, the sunlight sparkling on the river is stunning. Especially, walking along the riverside during sunset feels like being in a movie.

If you like cycling and don’t want your day to be too tiring, Xindian 新店 to Tamsui 淡水cycling route along the riverbank is perfect for everyone who wants some outdoor exercise and beautiful views at the same time. (You can rent YouBike anywhere in New Taipei City and Taipei City.) I always start my trip with my friend at 10a.m. We always take a break at Dadaocheng大稻埕. There are a lot of shops there, and we can have some snacks and watch the beautiful view there. Then, we keep heading for Tamsui淡水. We will arrive at around 2:30p.m. I like to enjoy the local food A-gei 阿給 made with tofu and bean threads with special sauce. I also like to drink the plum juice 酸梅湯there. Tamsui old street is famous for its variety of food. Other specialties include: iron eggs 鐵蛋, fish crisps 魚酥, and fish ball soup魚丸湯. After walking the old street, it’s around sunset. It is the perfect time and perfect place to watch the sunset on the boat to Bali 八里. During this time, the sky will turn into the perfect pink color. This is also my favorite color, and it always marks as a perfect highlight of the trip with friends. At Bali八里, you can also walk along the river to enjoy the view. Then, I’ll take the boat again and head back to Tamsui old street to have dinner. I usually go to this special middle eastern store, called “Halal Moon Curry House 穆屋咖哩” for the vegetable rolls and Veg Samosa. Then, we’ll head back and take the MRT at Tamsui MRT station. 💰Average Price per Person: 200 NTD A-gei阿給: 50 NTD Plum juice: 35NTD Vegetable roll: 80NTD Samosa: 40NTD Halal Moon Curry House 穆屋咖哩 🕰️Business Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 12p.m.-7:30p.m. 📍Address: No. 11, Lane 11, Zhongzheng Rd, Tamsui District, New Taipei City, 251 💞Reasons to Recommend: -vegetarian options -a lot of healthy ingredients -reasonable price #bike #biketrip #biketravel #tamsui #淡水 #taiwan #taiwantravel #taiwanbeauty #pink #sunsetview

#newyearnewtrip Grandma Fresh Milk Mochi (麻吉奶奶鮮奶麻糬) in Tamsui is one of those hidden gems that feels like a warm, local secret. Tucked away from the busy streets, this small shop offers a fresh twist on the traditional mochi, swapping out the usual glutinous rice flour for fresh milk, creating a soft, chewy texture that practically melts in your mouth. The milk-based mochi, served cold, is a refreshing departure from the firmer versions you might find elsewhere. The menu is simple, but each option feels like a comforting indulgence. The cold milk mochi is the star, served with toppings like peanut, black sesame, Oreo, coconut red bean, or matcha powder—each one enhancing the soft, creamy mochi. For those who prefer something warmer, there’s the option of the same milk mochi served in a hot bubble tea soup, with variations like black sugar bubble tea or peanut with milk, adding a cozy twist to the treat. What makes this experience even more special is the fun of eating the mochi itself. Behind the menu, you’ll find instructions on how to slice the soft, stretchy mochi with chopsticks, making it a playful and interactive part of the dessert. The mochi’s delicate texture remains intact even after sitting for a while, stretching and bending with each cut, inviting you to share and savor the moment. Just a short walk from Tamsui Old Street, Grandma Fresh Milk Mochi offers a peaceful, unpretentious break from the crowds. The shop may be small, but its dessert is a comforting, local delight that feels like an essential part of the Tamsui experience. It’s not just about the flavors—it’s about the joy of discovering something simple and satisfying, a true taste of the area that leaves a lasting impression.

#newyearnewtrip Asahi Huuhu is a hidden gem nestled along the riverbank in Tamsui, offering a cozy escape with breathtaking views of the Tamsui River and the lush mountains beyond. This charming café is the perfect place to unwind and indulge in its delectable array of desserts and drinks. Its outdoor seating area is particularly enchanting, where you can enjoy your treats while soaking in the tranquil scenery, occasionally spotting large grey herons gracefully strolling by the water’s edge. The café is renowned for its shaved ice creations, a refreshing and satisfying treat. From seasonal fruits to matcha, chocolate, and brown sugar, there’s a flavor for everyone. However, the star of the menu is undoubtedly the Matcha Shaved Ice Kakigori, a masterpiece topped with velvety Uji Matcha espuma foam, sweet red beans, and chewy Shiratama Dango (mochi-like rice balls) nestled at the bottom. The dessert is the perfect balance of textures and flavors, and the condensed milk served on the side allows you to adjust the sweetness to your liking. For those craving something a little different, Asahi Huuhu also features a creperie unit, offering soft and chewy Japanese-style dessert crepes. The caramel coffee crepe is a standout, filled with rich and flavorful fillings that create a delightful combination of textures with every bite. The café exudes a warm, welcoming atmosphere, with a beautiful interior and an inviting outdoor space that enhances the overall experience. Whether you're enjoying the peaceful river view or indulging in one of their mouthwatering desserts, Asahi Huuhu provides the perfect setting for a leisurely afternoon. It’s a perfect break between exploring the scenic Tamsui area, offering both a sensory treat and a moment of tranquility.

I'll introduce you to Danshui, a great place to travel near Taipei, Taiwan. Danshui is a port city with a beautiful sunset, and is famous for being the setting of the movie "Secret that Cannot Be Told". It takes about an hour from downtown Taipei to Danshui, so it's a great place for a half-day trip. 🚇There are two ways to get from Taipei Main Station to Danshui Station: taxi, Uber, or subway. - MTR Subway Take the MRT RED Line from Taipei Main Station to Danshui Station without transferring, and it takes about 45-50 minutes. *When taking the MTR RED Line to Danshui, there are two lines, beitou and Tamsui, so I recommend checking before boarding. - Taxi, Uber Taxi or Uber takes about 30 minutes. The price is about 20,000 won. 📍Danshui is a great place to travel for a half-day. It takes about 4 hours to take the Danshui River, Hongmaicheng, and Xiaobai Palace course. - Hongmi-cheng This is a building built in the architectural style of the Netherlands and the UK with over 300 years of history. It was used as a consulate by the British government. This is the filming location for the movie Secret Piano Competition. - Jinli University Jinli University is located right next to Hongmi-cheng. It is a university founded by missionaries and is famous for its beautiful campus. It is also the filming location for the Secret Playground scene. - Danshui River It was selected as one of the eight scenic spots in Taipei because of its beautiful sunset. There are many restaurants and cafes with great views along the coastal streets. - Danshui Lao Street Danshui Lao Street is the main street with an old atmosphere called 'Old Street' and a long riverside promenade along the Danshui River. There are many shops, souvenir shops, and street food restaurants. A night market is also open after 6pm. #Overseas travel #Taiwan travel #Places to visit in Taiwan #Danshui #Danshui travel #Taiwan Danshui

awesome sunset at Taipei Tamshui love the environment there as it is more slow paced. people walking dogs , jogging, buskers playing violin etc.

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Dark palace taiwanese gourmet Heukjeonbanjeom Heukjeonbanjeom is one of the must-eat restaurants in Danshui. This is a local restaurant that opened in 1971 and has a history of 53 years. It is located a 3-minute walk from Danshui Station. It is a popular restaurant where there is always a waiting line when you visit during meal times. Heukjeonbanjeom's signature menu is galbi-donbap and majangmyeon. A large piece of rib is placed on top of the galbi-donbap. The sauce is sweet, so it is delicious when eaten with the vegetables in the donbap. Majangmyeon has peanuts, minced meat, cucumber, etc. I thought the peanut sauce would be greasy, but the spicy pepper helps to reduce the greasy taste. 📍Location: No. 10, Lane 11, Zhongzheng Rd, Tamsui District, New Taipei City, Taiwan 251 ⏰Opening hours: Daily 11:00-20:30 #Overseas travel #Food conquest #Tamsui travel #Tamsui