Taichung Prefectural Hall — The Taichung Prefectural Hall is an official building constructed during the Japanese colonial era. After its completion, it successively served as the government seat for Taichung Prefecture during the Japanese era and later for Taichung City.

Taichung Prefectural Hall. The Taichung Prefectural Hall is an official building constructed during the Japanese colonial era. After its completion, it successively served as the government seat for Taichung Prefecture during the Japanese era and later for Taichung City. The Taichung Prefectural Hall is an official building constructed during the Japanese colonial era. After its completion, it successively served as the government seat for Taichung Prefecture during the Japanese era and later for Taichung City. It is currently protected as a national historic site. Because the building was originally used as the Taichung Prefectural Hall during the Japanese colonial era ('Prefectural Hall' is equivalent to 'Prefectural Government' in Chinese grammar), the name has been retained. The ancillary buildings of the Taichung Prefectural Hall were planned as the Governor-General's offices from the Japanese colonial era. The Prefectural Hall is located near Taichung Railway Station, making it easily accessible. Nearby, there are commercial districts, dining areas, and traditional old streets, rich in historical and cultural resources. The Prefectural Hall and its surrounding buildings are designated as historic buildings, making this area arguably the most concentrated region of historical sites, thus attracting many tourists to visit. Address: 臺中市西區民權路99號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Taichung