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![[Illustrative] Yanping Dog Park](/api/images/entities/taipei-tw-2260cffc3760/hero.webp)
Illustrative Yanping Dog Exercise Area sits on the riverside green beyond the levee of Yanping Riverside Park in Taipei's Datong District, inside the Laoshi Li neighborhood. Opened on April 9, 2022, it is Datong District's first dog-only park, covering about 1,750 square meters with separate sections for large and small dogs. Safety fencing, double-gated entries, benches, dog-waste bag dispensers, trash bins, and washing stations make the site comfortable and secure. After a run, owners can walk over to the nearby Dadaocheng and Dihua Street commercial district for a meal or coffee, extending the outing into a relaxed half-day in one of Taipei's most historic neighborhoods.
![[Illustrative] Dabunei Ramune Tourism Factory](/api/images/entities/miaoli-tw-9ca7a1af052f/hero.webp)
Illustrative Dabune Marble Soda Tourism Factory is located at No. 11, Minsheng Road, Tongluo Township, Miaoli County, Taiwan's only indoor tourism factory themed around marble soda. It operates by appointment and is ideal for families with children as well as teens curious about retro toys and technology. The 1.5-hour tour includes a marble soda video presentation, historical introduction, DIY marble soda making, puffed rice experience, and free-play marble games. Adult tickets are NT$250, free for children under three, and visits are rain-or-shine. Hours: 10:00-17:00 daily. The factory offers guided tours and diverse interactive experiences, making it a popular family attraction for a Miaoli day trip.
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![[Illustrative] Sheng Sheng Coffee](/api/images/entities/tainan-tw-356620329c75/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Sheng Sheng Coffee
Shengsheng Coffee on Section 2, Dongmen Road in Tainan's East District is a pet-friendly, time-unlimited café well-suited for visitors with pets or laptops. The minimalist interior is equipped with free Wi-Fi and power outlets for hassle-free working. The signature ingot-shaped egg waffle paired with salted cream or hojicha is a crowd favorite, along with ice cream pudding and other treats that delight both adults and children. Though the storefront is unassuming, its pet-welcoming and work-friendly atmosphere has made it one of East District's most popular café hangouts.
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![[Illustrative] Lin Department Store](/api/images/entities/tainan-tw-9afd0a288363/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Lin Department Store
Hayashi Department Store in Tainan is one of Taiwan's few pet-friendly department stores. Customers may bring small dogs or other pets into the shopping areas, provided the animals remain under the owner's control, are carried in pet bags or carriers, and have basic training and good hygiene. While dining areas within the mall restrict pets for food-safety reasons, the overall environment is welcoming for shoppers who want to enjoy a day out with their furry companions.
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![[Illustrative] Guilan](/api/images/entities/tainan-tw-ff32f2cc0ca0/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Guilan
Guilan, tucked in an alley off Section 2, Ximen Road in Tainan's West Central District, occupies a 50-year-old former beauty salon renovated into an Italian restaurant. The interior preserves a retro-industrial aesthetic accented with greenery, creating a spacious and photogenic dining room with a friendly resident cat. The menu centers on Italian pasta, truffle risotto, and rich soups, all praised by diners for generous, honest ingredients and satisfying flavors. Hours are until 17:00 on weekdays and 20:00 on weekends; reservations by phone are recommended. The restaurant is also pet-friendly, inviting guests to bring their furry companions along for the meal.
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![[Illustrative] Mao Don](/api/images/entities/tainan-tw-78b6a45dadc2/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Mao Don
Mao Don is a Japanese rice bowl specialty shop in Tainan's East District, housed in a renovated old building that blends light-industrial design with warm wooden accents. Fresh seafood is delivered daily, supporting a menu of up to 20 different seafood bowl combinations and a creative Mount Fuji-style bowl. A pet-friendly outdoor seating area welcomes guests with dogs. The dishes are known for their fresh ingredients and elegant presentation at a moderate-to-premium price point.
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![[Illustrative] Don't Cry Stray Animals Cafe](/api/images/entities/tainan-tw-43b82c0d214a/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Don't Cry Stray Animals Cafe
Lang Lang Don't Cry is a unique concept shop combining a pet-friendly café with an animal halfway house, with a branch in Tainan. The menu includes coffee, light meals, and seafood rice bowls, with an outdoor seating area where owners can dine alongside their pets. Cats and dogs awaiting adoption are showcased inside, encouraging visitors to learn about and support stray animal rescue while enjoying a meal. The warm, love-filled environment makes it a welcoming destination for travelers and locals who want to spend quality time with their pets.
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![[Illustrative] Shennong Street](/api/images/entities/tainan-tw-baeb887a5469/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Shennong Street
Shennong Street in Tainan is a centuries-old lane preserving over 300 years of history, lined with heritage buildings and creative boutiques. In recent years, the arrival of multiple pet-friendly guesthouses and cafés has turned it into a beloved destination for pet owners and travelers looking to stroll and dine. Visitors will find pet-supply-friendly guesthouses, dessert cafés that welcome dogs and cats (such as Hua Shi Jian handmade treats), and a diverse range of local snacks and distinctive bars, letting guests soak in the old-city charm while sharing leisurely moments with their furry friends.
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