Shawan Historical and Cultural Park

-Attraction Introduction- The Shawan Historical and Cultural Park is primarily composed of three historical relics: the Dashawan Stone Wall Ruins, which survived the Sino-French War, and two military officer residences from the Japanese colonial period – the Keelung Fort Commander's Residence and the Keelung Fort Command Staff Quarters. After restoration, the park has incorporated exhibition and cultural and creative spaces. -Attraction Features- The most captivating aspect of Shawan Historical and Cultural Park is its integration of historical architecture from different periods with modern cultural and creative elements. From the Qing Dynasty stone wall ruins to the Japanese-style officer residences from the Japanese colonial period, every corner of the park holds different memories of its era. Furthermore, the park features exhibition spaces and periodically hosts cultural and artistic events. Visitors can enjoy cultural performances while also experiencing the historical architectural ambiance of Shawan Historical and Cultural Park from its different eras. -Recommended Activities- Besides strolling through the park to appreciate the relics and experience the Japanese ambiance, you can also take a short walk to Taiping Steamer Memorial Park, the original base of the Kabayama Sukenori bronze statue, and the Sino-French War Memorial Park. While admiring historical relics and enjoying the sea breeze, you can arrange a relaxed yet profound short trip.