【Tainan】The Blue Print 3D Returns as a Cultural and Creative Park

By: Little Traveler

According to a survey by Expedia,Tainansaw a 569% increase in visitor numbers from Hong Kong last year (based on hotel booking days). So, what is there to see and do in this cultural capital ofTainan?Fever Travel has handpickedTainanhighlights.

And the Blue Print isTainanCity’s iconic landmark, known to almost everyone. When I first visitedTainanearly last year planning to see the original, I accidentally went to Ximen Road, just one street away from the original site, and saw the new 3D version of the old 2D Blue Print. There was also a cute mascot named Blues saying hello to everyone, stealing the show right at the entrance.

The space transformed old houses that were once part of the former judicial dormitory complex—including their furniture and plants—by dying everything blue. Combined with white radiating lines and lighting, it blends reality with the virtual home setting, giving visitors the illusion of stepping into the painting.

The area that was previously enclosed by construction hoardings was reopened as a brand-new cultural and creative park late last year. The park now hosts nearly 23 cultural and creative shops, mainly studios, showrooms, art galleries, and workshops. Even popular localTainanbrands such as “聚集台湾 (Jùjí Táiwān),” and the cloth bag brand “la yoo,” have set up shop here. The park also regularly holds cultural and creative exhibitions, and live music events on weekends, allowing visitors to soak inTainan’s artistic vibe.

Blue Print Cultural and Creative Park
Address: Section 1, Ximen Rd., South District,TainanCity, Taiwan, Lane 689
Opening Hours: 10am – 8pm (business hours may vary slightly for different studios)
Transportation:FromTainan
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