Places to meet in Tainan

A café and bar on Dongning Road in the East District.

A popular local restaurant serving stir-fried eel noodles, open in the evening and closed on Mondays.

A quiet, book-themed cafe in an old house in the east of the city, serving coffee and pastries.

A small coffee shop between Yongle Market and the Zhengxing shopping area.

A restaurant on Anping Road known for its fried shrimp rolls.

A well-known Tainan noodle restaurant near Chihkan Tower serving danzai noodles in a seafood-based broth.

A café on a backstreet near Kailung Temple, known for its cannelés.

A café in an alley off Ximen Road in the old centre.

A four-generation traditional bakery known for egg and miso biscuits and other pastries.

A cafe on the second floor of a building on Nanmen Road near the Tainan Art Museum, serving coffee and desserts.

A historic lane in Anping lined with snack stalls and souvenir shops.

A former warehouse overgrown with banyan roots, next to the Tait merchant house.

A 17th-century Dutch fort in Anping with a museum and city views.

A public park in Anping with open lawns and walking paths.

A mangrove-lined canal in the Sicao wetlands that visitors tour by boat from the Dazhong Temple area.

Taiwan's oldest Confucian temple, set in a calm garden.

A big public park on the southern edge of the city with lawns, lakes and walking paths.

A historic temple for the sea goddess Mazu in the old centre.

A waterside public plaza with a shallow pool and open space beside the old canal, opened in 2020.

A creative park with small shops and art spaces in former military housing.

A large private museum in a neoclassical building with European art, musical instruments and arms collections, set in gardens.

A museum in a 1914 former district court building with exhibitions on court history and costume role-play.

A historic lane in Anping lined with snack stalls, souvenir shops and old buildings near Anping Fort.

A night market in the east of the city with food and snack stalls, open on selected evenings.

A stretch of Hai'an Road with outdoor sculptures and installations, plus bars and cafes along the street.

A restored 1932 department store with local goods, cafés and a rooftop shrine.

A pedestrian street of old shophouses turned into cafés, bars and small galleries.

A large department store in the south of the old city with boutiques, a food street and a basement supermarket.

One of the city's largest night markets, with street food and games.

A night market with snacks and shopping stalls.

A cocktail bar with a vintage-style interior and a broad drinks menu near Chihkan.

A cocktail bar in a former warehouse with a large whisky collection and an indie-music atmosphere.

A small bar in a former pharmacy known for gin cocktails with Taiwanese herbal and tea flavours.

A casual American-style bar on Hai'an Road with indoor and outdoor seating and a range of imported beers.

A hotel lobby lounge in central Tainan serving drinks and set menus in a relaxed setting.

A modern bar known for whisky, rum and cigars, with bartenders who make custom drinks.

A cocktail bar hidden in a quiet residential lane, entered through a dark red iron door.

A small sake bar serving sake, wine and snacks in the east of the city, open Tuesday to Saturday evenings.

A restaurant and cocktail bar serving European-style plates and cocktails made with Taiwanese fruit and whiskey.

A large public sports park with courts, fields and walking paths, open all day.

A multiplex cinema inside T.S. Mall with 15 screens.