Tamsui Church

Built in 1782, it is one of the oldest temples in Tamsui. You can find it near the Old Street.

Built in 1858, it is one of many temples dotted around Taiwan which share the name "Longshan".

Downstream from the town, it offers a boardwalk, chic coffee shops and food windows, and some seafood restaurants with prices that the average local would consider outrageous (but may seem reasonable to visitors from Western countries). Fisherman's Wharf is also a departure point for tourist boats traveling along Taiwan's scenic northeast coast. The "Lover's Bridge", a single slanted tower cable stay pedestrian bridge, that is modeled after a sailing ship's mast and rigging, spans the harbor. The bridge's illumination changes color at night, making this area a favorite with local couples and romantics, and is also a popular site for shooting Taiwanese films and drama series. Outdoor concerts are sometimes held in the amphitheater, and some of the restaurants feature live music at times.

An impressive multi-storey pagoda-style temple surrounded by gardens. The temple is a popular destination, particularly when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom.

A temple to the goddess Guanyin with pleasant gardens and a restaurant.

A monument to the educator, scholar, calligrapher, and politician Yu Youren.