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Holiday fun in Tainan: A two-day, one-night foodie and old street adventure

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — With the long holiday approaching and you still unsure where to go? Why not explore the old streets and savor the local delicacies in Tainan? Here's a simple two-day, one-night Tainan itinerary for a light trip. If you're not sure how to spend your time, feel free to use this as a reference and enjoy a relaxing, perfect holiday.

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With the long holiday approaching and you still unsure where to go? Why not explore the old streets and savor the local delicacies in Tainan? Here's a simple two-day, one-night Tainan itinerary for a light trip. If you're not sure how to spend your time, feel free to use this as a reference and enjoy a relaxing, perfect holiday.

Tainan Two-Day, One-Night Light Trip. (Photo / Moleskine Publishing)

DAY1
◎ Lintian Department Store      
The five-story building, which has stood for 80 years, showcases contemporary charm. As Taiwan’s first historic site revitalized and transformed into a cultural and creative department store, each floor offers Good Living Room, Good Design, Good Taste, Good Food, Good Culture, and Good Views.

After 80 years, Lintian Department Store has reopened and become a must-visit spot in Tainan. (Photo / Moleskine Publishing)

The shrine on the rooftop of Lintian Department Store in Tainan. (Image source / Lintian Department Store Tainan)

◎ A-Mei Restaurant
A-Mei Restaurant is a long-established eatery in Tainan, operating for over 60 years. It is well-known for wedding banquet banquets and is also famed among locals for its “claypot duck.” Many traditional restaurant dishes are still served here in their most authentic form, with highlights including red glutinous rice cake and shrimp fritters.

A-Mei Restaurant. (Photo / Moleskine Publishing)

A-Mei Restaurant, operating for decades, is known for its banquet-style dishes. (Photo / Moleskine Publishing)

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