Fort San Domingo

Entrance fee 80nt. Come in Feb. I fell in love with both the weather and the atmosphere. Behind the next There is a church to walk around to take photos .. Beautiful, opposite side, walk across the road to the river. There is a brick building, beautiful photo, good atmosphere.

Four hundred years of vicissitudes: Freshwater first-class monuments, red Maocheng, and the surrounding historical buildings, when Wang Xietang Qianyan, flew into the homes of ordinary people. The competition for power and the ownership of the land will eventually be in the long river of time, with vicissitudes entering history

Full of historical and humanistic atmosphere, freshwater red Mao City is full of strong historical and humanistic atmosphere. Visit the interior of red Mao City to understand Taiwan's past history and culture. The exterior buildings are also unique. It is worth visiting. It is worth visiting.

The city of red hair is also the British consulate of the past, three buildings are 19th century typical British colonial style bungalows. The walls are clear water red brick, the roof is southern tile, the first floor of the house colored floor tile is Java products; The facade of the corridor on the first floor is an arc coupon arch, and the facade on the second floor is a semi-circle arch, with roses and national flowers engraved on each brick pillar; and the corridor is a Southeast Asian riding building feature, both with the effect of shade and rain.

The Red Mao City Monument District, also known as the former British Consulate and official residence in Taipei, is a monument in the freshwater district of New Taipei City, Taiwan.

The trip to Red Mao City was a very memorable experience. Here, I have experienced the unique style of fresh water and truly felt the charm of Fort Anthony. If you have the opportunity to visit Taiwan, I highly recommend you to come here, which will leave you deeply impressed.

While on the way to DanShui Lover's Bridge, Fort San Domingo offers a fresh view from the river with stone and brick fort originally built wooden by the Spanish in early days. It's now restored and a popular tourist attraction.