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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] Lotus Pond](/api/images/entities/kaohsiung-tw-91c81fa120b6/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Lotus Pond
Lianchihtan Children's Park beside Lotus Pond in Zuoying is Kaohsiung's first inclusive children's park, spanning about 3.7 hectares with free admission. Highlights include nest swings, a 6-meter climbing net, rainbow hills, a 30-meter zipline, a Three Little Pigs fairytale maze, plus lawns and sandpits. Pet-friendly and designed for ages 6–12, it's ideal for family fun, beating the heat, and dog-friendly outings.
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![[Illustrative] Suzuka Amusement Park](/api/images/entities/kaohsiung-tw-fe5218228e2a/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Suzuka Amusement Park
Suzuka Circuit Park in Kaohsiung is the only overseas licensed theme park from Japan's Suzuka Circuit, and Taiwan's only driving-themed family amusement park. Five themed zones center on racing culture, offering free-fall rides, flight simulators, off-road adventures, and drift mini-cars that balance thrills with family fun. Most rides have relaxed height limits; children under 3 or 90 cm enter free. Adjacent to SKM Park Outlets, shopping and dining are convenient — a top pick for Kaohsiung family outings.
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![[Illustrative] Pier-2 Art Center](/api/images/entities/kaohsiung-tw-04b2d1ce0e8d/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Pier-2 Art Center
The Pier-2 Art Center in Kaohsiung's Yancheng District is an international arts platform built on avant-garde, experimental, and innovative ideals. Three zones — Dayi, Dayong, and Penglai — sprawl across open lawns dotted with installations, galleries, and family-friendly facilities. Admission is free; the light rail stops at Pier-2 Penglai and Dahong Bridge stations, or you can simply walk in. The campus hosts rotating art exhibitions, live performances, and kids' workshops, with expansive grass for picnics and kite-flying, a pet-friendly area, and Taiwan's largest family cinema. It ranks among Kaohsiung's most beloved cultural and leisure destinations.
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![[Illustrative] Kaohsiung Amusement Park](/api/images/entities/kaohsiung-tw-72dc387943d4/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Kaohsiung Amusement Park
Kaohsiung Amusement Park is a family-friendly attraction where all ages can play together. Diverse facilities span indoor play zones, outdoor themed areas, and interactive tech experiences, so kids stay entertained rain or shine while parents relax. Themed zones target different age groups, and basic rest and dining services are available on-site, making it a well-rounded leisure destination that blends entertainment with light educational value right inside the city.
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![[Illustrative] Baohu Palace Dimu Temple](/api/images/entities/nantou-tw-701e9f191b4f/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Baohu Palace Dimu Temple
Bao Hu Gong Tian Di Tang Di Mu Temple crowns the peak of Jin Ying Mountain in Pu Li, Nantou County, and has served as the area's spiritual anchor for more than sixty years. Its distinctive green-tiled palace architecture and green glazed-tile roof went viral on social media and earned it the nickname Taiwan's Cheong Wa Dae. Built into the mountainside, the temple spans a colorful Qian Kun gate, a majestic five-gate archway, and the Ba Gua Nine Dragons Pool, all showcasing exquisite craftsmanship and grand scale—an ideal spot for photos and absorbing religious atmosphere. Free parking and accessibility services make it welcoming for families and faithful alike.
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![[Illustrative] Cubie Family Sports Park](/api/images/entities/nantou-tw-51a2cd478aa2/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Cubie Family Sports Park
Cao Tun Ku Bi Parent-Child Sports Park in Cao Tun Township, Nantou County, is a spacious park that blends forest greenery with large container-themed play structures. The grounds feature a three-story container-stacking slide, roller and water-pipe slides, a carousel, trampolines, balance-bike track, climbing wall, and sandpit, ideal for toddlers, teens, and adults to play together. The park offers free parking, gender-friendly and accessible restrooms, and is open year-round with free admission, making it an ideal choice for family outings, parent-child sports, and outdoor leisure.
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