Taichung City Hall — Taichung City Hall was built in the 44th year of the Meiji era (1911 AD) during the Japanese colonial period. The building is in the Western classical style, characterized by its red and white brick walls in the Tatsuno style.

Taichung City Hall. Taichung City Hall was built in the 44th year of the Meiji era (1911 AD) during the Japanese colonial period. The building is in the Western classical style, characterized by its red and white brick walls in the Tatsuno style. Taichung City Hall was built in the 44th year of the Meiji era (1911 AD) during the Japanese colonial period. The building is in the Western classical style, characterized by its red and white brick walls in the Tatsuno style, and is the first reinforced concrete building in the Taichung area. It originally served as the office of the Taichung Prefecture Public Irrigation Association and the Taichung City Administrative Office. It also housed the Municipal Archives and News Room, and the Transportation Bureau. It is a famous landmark and a historical symbol of the city center. It was designated as a historical building of the city in 2002. Address: 臺中市西區民權路97號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Taichung