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A museum of a printing factory. A reservation is required, and only a group can apply for it, so backpackers may not be able to visit. But don't be disappointed, there are some facilities for backpackers nearby, such as a library, an art plaza, and parks.
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臺中市纖維工藝博物館; Taichung Textiles Museum
霧峰林家宅園; 霧峰林家花園
The former residence and grounds of the Wufeng Lin Family in Wufeng District. Owing to the size of the Lin family clan, the vast site can be divided into two sections, the Upper and Lower Mansions.
菩薩寺
立法院民主議政園區
亞洲大學附屬現代美術館
The museum building, which consists of three floors, houses a café, a shop and a lecture hall on the ground floor and art galleries on the upper and topmost floor.
921地震教育園區
You may know that Taiwan has earthquakes, but how bad can they be? This museum is the answer. This museum was once a school, but was totally destroyed by the Chi-Chi earthquake in 1999. The government later decided to leave the ruins as they were and subsequently established a museum to preserve memories of the Chi-Chi earthquake. You can imagine the hard time and know how to deal with earthquakes when visiting.