Tamsui Customs Wharf — Located on Zhongzheng Road, the Customs Wharf was once a very important port in Taiwan during the Qing Dynasty due to the Treaty of Tianjin in 1858 (8th year of Xianfeng) and the Treaty of Beijing in 1860 (10th year of Xianfeng).

Tamsui Customs Wharf. Located on Zhongzheng Road, the Customs Wharf was once a very important port in Taiwan during the Qing Dynasty due to the Treaty of Tianjin in 1858 (8th year of Xianfeng) and the Treaty of Beijing in 1860 (10th year of Xianfeng). Located on Zhongzheng Road, the Customs Wharf was once a very important port in Taiwan during the Qing Dynasty due to the Treaty of Tianjin in 1858 (8th year of Xianfeng) and the Treaty of Beijing in 1860 (10th year of Xianfeng), holding a significant position in trade history. The Port Authority Wharf and the British Consulate Boat House were established here at that time. The Chinese government later officially invited the British, Horatio N. Lay, as the "Inspector General of Customs," and customs management rights were transferred to foreigners. This is important historical evidence of the invasion of Northern Taiwan by foreign powers in the late Qing Dynasty. Address: 新北市淡水區中正路259號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 New Taipei