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Illustrative A row of brightly painted fishing-village cottages along Zhengbin Road has become Keelung's most photographed check-in spot. From the viewing platform visitors frame the rainbow facades against harbor and sea, then sample seafood, rent a kayak, or cast a line. With parking tucked behind the seafood street, the wharf is a natural launch or finale for a one-day Keelung itinerary.
Illustrative Tucheng Pet Park is located in Tucheng District, New Taipei City, adjacent to the Tucheng Comprehensive Sports Complex. This dedicated pet-friendly park features a variety of obstacle and exercise equipment including wave boards, jump hurdles, and climbing bridges, allowing dogs of all sizes to run freely and stay active. The park is fully fenced to prevent pets from wandering off and also includes a children's roller-skating rink, making it suitable for the whole family. During its opening, the Animal Protection Office provided free vaccinations, pet adoption consultations, and therapy dog training demonstrations to enhance interaction between owners and their pets. With its spacious and secure environment, the park is a favorite leisure destination for Tucheng residents and their furry companions.
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Illustrative →Carroll Brass Instrument Tourism Factory
Ka-luo-er Brass Instruments Tourist Factory in Chiayi's Dalin Township at Da-pu-mei Industrial Zone is Taiwan's first tourist factory themed on brass instruments. Admission and parking are free with a roomy lot. The grounds focus on indoor DIY - visitors can hand-assemble and play assorted brass instruments and pose with a three-meter alphorn. On-site experts guide, and mouthpieces and materials are safety-designed, suiting children, adults, and school trips. A great rainy-day indoor family stop, it pairs well with other tourist factories like Ou-le-wo Dream Castle and Zu-deng-ni-si Castle for a full-day outing.
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Illustrative →Taiwan Tile Museum
Taiwan Vintage Tile Museum on Lin-sen West Road in Chiayi was originally a 1921 century-old mansion built by the De-feng Timber Company, now dedicated to preserving and displaying over a thousand historic vintage tiles from across Taiwan. Across two floors plus a small attic, visitors can admire exquisite tiles and antique furniture, watch guided videos, and read educational explanations - an indoor cultural spot well-suited to parent-child learning and pet-friendly visits. Pets are welcome in strollers, carriers, or arms, with thoughtful rules on shoes and shoe cabinets, making it a great retreat for cooling off, leisure, and cultural exploration.
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Illustrative →Pinhuang Coffee Tourism Factory
Pin-huang Coffee Tourist Factory sits beside the Chiayi Shui-shang Interchange in a brand-new complex, offering free admission and parking for family leisure. The grounds include coffee-knowledge displays, interactive projection games, an AR coffee exploration journey, free tastings of pour-over coffee and milk tea, a giant pour-over kettle and coffee-cup animation, and more interactive features for kids and adults to learn coffee culture and relax together. A roomy parking lot and air-conditioned comfort make it a convenient rest stop and family spot on a Chiayi trip.
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Illustrative →Chiayi Park
Chiayi Park at No. 326 Chui-yang Road, Chiayi East District, is a downtown park themed on family-friendliness. The grounds feature a frog-themed children's play area with a frog archway, tadpole-patterned floors, and varied play equipment so kids can play in a natural setting. The park also offers water-play facilities and shaded walking paths, perfect for whole-family strolls, picnics, and burning off energy. Well maintained and free, it's transit-convenient near Cultural Road Tourist Night Market, making it one of Chiayi's most popular family leisure spots.
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Illustrative →Chiayi City Museum
Chiayi Municipal Museum in the city center reopened in 2021 with three floors of indoor exhibits blending local history, culture, and interactive play. Highlights include a 1:87 scale dynamic train model, hands-on sugarcane-rail experiences, a dedicated children's interactive hall, and a ko-chih-tzu (pottery sculpture) display area, all good for family visits. Elevators, accessibility facilities, and stroller-friendly routes make it easy for the whole family to explore. Tickets are mostly free or low-cost (adults about NT$50) - an excellent rainy-day backup and educational-leisure destination.
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Illustrative →Chiayi City Art Museum
Chiayi Municipal Art Museum (Chi-mei-guan) near Chiayi Station was originally the 1936 Tobacco and Alcohol Monopoly Bureau Chiayi Branch, a Japanese-era heritage site. Inside, classical brickwork blends with modern glass curtain walls in a spacious, bright space featuring a children's art education area, a free kids' playroom with books and toys, plus an Eslite bookstore, cafe, and creative-goods shop. Exhibitions span landscapes, ko-chih-tzu pottery, and more, with free guided tours and family activities - a cultural leisure spot loved by literary types, families, and pet owners alike.
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