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1. Audit Village

0.81 MILES

An attractive example of the old building-turned-artsy-marketplace formula, the handful of old civil-servant dormitories known as Audit Village are now¡­

2. National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts

1.03 MILES

Taiwan's top fine-art museum features the works of both established and upcoming Taiwanese artists, as well as famous foreign creators such as Japanese ¡­

3. Zhongxin Market

1.14 MILES

There are only a few outlets left in this once-busy market ¨C meat and vegetable operators are around from 4am to 10am; food stalls in the periphery open¡­

4. Taichung Park

1.36 MILES

A historical landmark, this beautiful 20-hectare park was designed by the Japanese in the early 1900s. The elegant Japanese pavilion was a later addition ¡­

5. Paochueh Temple

1.38 MILES

This Buddhist columbarium-and-temple complex has a few unusual monuments ¨C a giant golden laughing Buddha with oddly placed windows, and an old temple (c¡­

6. Taichung Baseball Field

1.49 MILES

Adjacent to Taichung Broadcasting Bureau is a piece of interesting nostalgic sports architecture. This old stadium (1935) was once the home of several¡­

7. Taichung Broadcasting Bureau

1.55 MILES

Not far from Taichung Park is this leafy complex with a quaint western-style building, a small lily pond and some lovely trees. The bureau was built in¡­

8. Qianyue Building

1.59 MILES

Highly Instagrammable semiderelict building with large areas covered by awesome graffiti. In the abandoned spaces of this former shopping mall, you may be¡­