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National Museum of Natural Science

My advice is to wear comfy shoes! The museum is larger than it seems, and you'll be doing a lot of walking. sandals can be a bit tricky on the floors too.

I suggest checking out the science center part of the museum; it's super fun and interactive for all ages. Just don't skip over the lesser-known exhibits; they’re really interesting!

i recommend getting there right when it opens at 9 am to avoid the big crowds, especially at the popular exhibits. it makes for a much more relaxing experience!

If you're on a budget, look for discount passes for nearby attractions. I ended up saving a decent amount by visiting places with combo tickets.
National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts

Check if there are any special exhibitions happening when you visit. I stumbled upon a fantastic temporary show that was included in the entrance fee, which added a lot to my visit!

Bring a water bottle. They have places to refill, and it’ll save you some cash instead of buying drinks inside. Plus, you'll stay hydrated while exploring!

Try to visit on a weekday if you can. The crowds were much thinner, and I really enjoyed taking my time looking at the pieces without rushing through!

Don't skip the gift shop! There's some unique art-inspired souvenirs that I didn’t expect to find. Just be aware some items can be pricier than you think
Miyahara Ice Cream

Check out their dessert shop upstairs after enjoying your ice cream. The pastries looked amazing and I regret not trying one!
Taichung City Seaport Art Center
Cultural Heritage Park
921 Earthquake Museum of Taiwan

Bring comfortable shoes! There’s so much to explore, and you'll be walking around a lot—definitely learned that the hard way.

I recommend getting the combo ticket that includes the 921 Earthquake Museum and the surrounding park—it saves a bit of money compared to buying them separately.

There’s a small coffee shop inside—grab a drink and take a break while looking at the views. I wish I had taken the time to relax there!
Liuchuan Riverside Walk

If you can, visit in the morning before 10 AM. It gets pretty crowded later in the day, and the lighting is great for photos then!

Don't miss the night view if you can. The lights along the riverside are stunning, and it creates a totally different vibe. I think it's worth staying later for!

I suggest bringing a picnic. There are lovely spots along the walk where you can chill and munch. Saves money and makes for a nice break!

Make sure to wear comfy shoes! You'll be walking quite a bit, and some parts have uneven paths. My feet were sore by the end!