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![[Illustrative] National Museum of Marine Science & Technology](/api/images/entities/keelung-tw-d380f22dd8ba/hero.webp)
Illustrative National Museum of Marine Science and Technology (NMMST) sits in Ba-Dou-Zi, Keelung, a popular indoor family attraction in the north. The museum includes a Children's Hall, Deep Sea Hall, Marine Science Hall, and Marine Theater, with a wide range of marine ecology, science interactives, and exploration experiences. Signature features include a mini double-decker bus, an RB-02 rescue boat boarding experience, and a large spiral slide, suitable for visitors from infants to seniors. General admission is NT$200; children under 6 enter free, and kids under 12 with ID also enter free of charge. Plan for a half-day to a full day to explore.
![[Illustrative] Meow Meow Coffee](/api/images/entities/keelung-tw-5d091ea676c0/hero.webp)
Illustrative At Section 2, Huhai Road, Waimushan in Anle District, Meow Meow Café pairs sea views with a cat theme in a pet-friendly setting. The café is home to several American Shorthair cats, and leashed or on-chair pet companions are welcome to visit, letting cat lovers interact and snap photos. Beyond feline company, the menu features coffee, waffles and garlic thick toast, with outdoor seating overlooking Dawulun coastline. Open from 2 p.m., it is a relaxing weekend-afternoon pick for pets, coffee and sea breeze.
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![[Illustrative] Huye Jungle Water Park](/api/images/entities/yunlin-tw-267755cf3f6a/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Huye Jungle Water Park
Hu-Yeh Jungle Water Park sits within the 632 Highland Park in Huwei Township, Yunlin County, a free family park that blends land and water play. The grounds feature a Tiger Lord theme, with a 10-metre Tiger Lord slide, climbing frames, a painted balance-bike track for kids, and jungle-themed water installations like mist jets, water channels, fountains and waterfalls — a perfect summer cool-down spot. Free parking, restrooms, changing and rinse areas are provided, along with a lawn picnic space for families to rest. The park opens on weekends from May to September, 10:00 to 16:00, with free year-round entry, making it one of Yunlin's most popular free summer escapes for families.
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![[Illustrative] Wujia Park](/api/images/entities/kaohsiung-tw-007f01759b38/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Wujia Park
Wujia Park in Fongshan District spans about 4.7–5 hectares, blending ecology, sports, and family play. Age-graded play structures include a water-bead tower and dual intertwining slides for ages 5–12, a hillside slide for ages 2–5, plus climbing nets, wooden ladders, and rock walls. Summer brings lotus-leaf-shaped splash pads with automatic sprinklers. Beyond the playground, tree-lined trails, an ecology lake, lawns, basketball and tennis courts, and adult fitness equipment make it perfect for family strolls, cycling, or picnics.
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![[Illustrative] Cute Inclusive Park](/api/images/entities/kaohsiung-tw-98c927b7cf85/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Cute Inclusive Park
Cute Inclusive Park in Kaohsiung is a public park themed around family inclusivity. Diverse play equipment and barrier-free facilities let children of all ages and abilities play safely and freely. The spacious, family-friendly grounds are perfect for weekend outings or letting kids burn off energy, with seating and shaded rest areas for parents.
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![[Illustrative] Shoushan Zoo](/api/images/entities/kaohsiung-tw-0fffb1945d98/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Shoushan Zoo
Shoushan Zoo in Kaohsiung's Shoushan Scenic Area is a rare city attraction combining mountain forest with animal observation. Recently renovated, it features elevated walkways and a sky bridge offering clear sightlines to capybaras, meerkats, and more amid lush greenery. Adult admission is about NT$40. Paid mini-train rides, barrier-free access, and stroller rentals make it family-friendly. On-site dining and rest areas offer a relaxing break — a nature escape within the city.
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![[Illustrative] Dagang Bridge](/api/images/entities/kaohsiung-tw-ccb4d729fee7/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Dagang Bridge
Dagang Bridge is Kaohsiung Port's iconic horizontal swing bridge — Taiwan's first and Asia's longest. Its sleek white silhouette, inspired by shells and dolphins, accommodates both pedestrians and cyclists. Daily opening shows run at 3 PM on weekdays, with an extra 7 PM show on Fridays and Saturdays, lasting 5–30 minutes and drawing crowds for photos. The bridge's observation deck offers views of the Tuntex 85 Tower and the harbor. Adjacent to Pier-2 Art Center, MUJI Forest, and waterfront dining, it's a popular destination for families and couples.
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![[Illustrative] Love River](/api/images/entities/kaohsiung-tw-b33765878043/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Love River
Love River is Kaohsiung's iconic waterway, its tree-lined banks connected by walkways ideal for strolling, cycling, and nighttime sightseeing. Gondola rides offer romantic water-level views. Popular attractions and cafés cluster along the banks — True Love Pier, Glory Pier, and White Lover Café — making it a top pick for couples and families. Brilliant riverside night lighting creates a photogenic scene, while nearby markets and street food let visitors soak up Kaohsiung's energy and romance in a short visit.
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