Discover the Beauty of Tamsui: Experience Heritage Culture for Free at Fort San Domingo’s “Love Fills Red Town”
▲Fort San Domingo in Tamsui. (Photo / Provided by Tamsui Historic Sites Museum)
ReporterYan Xintong/ Comprehensive Report
The Tamsui Historic Sites Museum has launched“Love Fills Red Town”promotional initiative at Fort San Domingo in Tamsui, with events held on the first Saturday of every month. Remote schools, senior citizens, people with disabilities, and registered social welfare organizations such as orphanages and family service centers are welcome to visit the museum for free to experience the charm of heritage culture.
The “Love Fills Red Town” program includes thoughtful shuttle bus pick-up services, and specially assigned professional guides provide historical insights about Fort San Domingo for social welfare groups. In addition to the Fort San Domingo tour, visitors can also choose one more site—either the Little White House, the Hobe Fort, or the Tamsui Customs Wharf—for another guided tour to hear fascinating stories about these historic sites. There are also fun DIY activities and interactive programs for the public. Interested individuals are welcome to sign up!
For event details, please visit theTamsui Historic Sites Museum official website.
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