Known as the most beautiful campus in Taichung, its famous attraction is definitely the Luce Chapel, which resembles two praying hands in shape, portraying the beautiful curved line of the Luce Chapel.
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Address：No.1727, Xitun Dist., Taichung City
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Calligraphy Greenway spans the National Museum of Natural Science to the People’s Square. The pathway is filled with greenery, arts and culture ambience, and specialty cuisine, which fully portray the City’s lifestyle. Take a leisurely walk along the Calligraphy Greenway to experience the two faces of the City, where the greenway blends in with the City’s rhythm.
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Address：Xiangshang N. Rd., West Dist., Taichung City
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The first large scale museum that brings natural science close to life. The museum has six main exhibition halls: Science Center, Space IMAX Theater, Life Science Hall, Human Cultures Hall (the original Chinese Science Hall), Global Environment Hall and Botanic Garden, upholding the mission of collection and research of natural science and anthropology.
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Address：No.1, Guanqian Rd., North Dist., Taichung City
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Taiwan’s only national arts museum and its architectural style emphasize space and contemporary style. The various exhibitions are systematically planned with Taiwan arts development as the basis, allowing the public to be near art and explore art through different forms.
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Address：No.2, Sec. 1, Wuquan W. Rd., West Dist., Taichung City
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In recent years, it has served as a cultural and creativity publication and exchange platform for many college students, arts and cultural groups, industries, etc. It has also given new life to the old site of Taichung Distillery, transforming it into a base for the promotion of cultural and creative industries.
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Address：No.362, Sec. 3, Fuxing Rd., South Dist., Taichung City
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Built in the 12th Year of Showa (1937) during the Japanese colonial period, it was a martial arts hall for the routine training of prison officers and policemen. It is the only martial arts hall left in Taichung City, and has been well preserved over the years; hence, it possesses conservation, reuse and architectural research values.
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Address：No.33, Linsen Rd., West Dist., Taichung City
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Formerly a police quarters during the Japanese colonial period, it was later restored into Taichung Literature Museum by the Taichung City Government. In the Park, one can see olden Japanese cypress buildings, adding a literary ambience to the tranquil environment.
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The above pictures and words come from “Taichung Travel Net”
