The Pier2 Art Center

The space for art to be shown to the world. The place fits for the big pieces of arts where no other place can. I would recommend the visitor to rise a bike and ride around this place. Very easy to access by public transport from the city center of Kaohsiung Taiwan. Great place to let the children run wild, release their imaginations who knows the next piece of art show in this pier could be theirs.🛤️ #taiwan #art #imagination #visittaiwan #khaoshiong #streetarts

Kaohsiung, Taiwan, China 🚉Transportation guide: Take Taiwan High Speed Rail to Zuoying Station or Taiwan Railway to Kaohsiung Station, then follow the Kaohsiung MRT route to plan your sightseeing. 🌟Highlight features: First photo: Kaohsiung MRT Formosa Boulevard Station - Dome of Light, the most distinctive MRT station. 🌟Highlight features: The Pier-2 Art Center, a cultural and creative base transformed from old warehouses, visit here and instantly become a hipster and photography expert. 🌟Highlight features: Grass Yadao, a large shopping mall that combines entertainment and shopping, suitable for family fun. ✅Must-try: Liuhe Night Market, where all kinds of delicious snacks will tantalize your taste buds. Seafood porridge and banana pancakes are highly recommended.

#newyearadventure Address - No. 1號, Dayong Rd, Yancheng District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan 803 Getting There - take kaohsiung mrt to penglai pier2 station Attractions - The Art Center (Pier 2 Arts Center, 駁二藝術特區) is Kaohsiung's biggest hip attraction. which has brought the old warehouses by the sea to change the art center that is displayed both outdoors and in a special exhibition zone There are many statues and sculptures around. Along the walls of the old warehouses, there are also cool graffiti works. There is a zone with stylish decorated cafe shops lined up. There's also a fashion, second-hand, and handmade market every Sunday. In addition, there is also a path for cycling to admire the atmosphere of the old area with art. Travel free of charge Open daily from 10:00 Avg. Price per Person- free Rating - 9/10

The Pier-2 Art Centre is a ‘must visit place’ to go in Kaohsiung Taiwan if you wanna see a unique open art space. It was an abandoned warehouse that later has already became Kaohsiung’s most popular cultural spot when a group of artist imparted their art creativity into this area. Located in the basin no.3 of Kaohsiung Port, the space offers unique buildings and statues that you can explore for around two to three hours. You can also stop by to buy affordable souvenir from the souvenir shop and enjoy Taiwanese foods from the restaurant in this area. #landmark #art #taiwan

The 2nd Art Zone is located on the banks of the Aihe River in Kaohsiung City, adjacent to Kaohsiung Port. Rejection 2 refers to the No. 2 docking station, which was originally a port warehouse. The reconstructed 2nd Art Zone has a post-modern style with artist studio, visual, performing arts space and dining facilities, and retains the original The warehouse's mottled iron gates and exposed cement walls. Ranji is a distinctive art space, and it is also a place for people to relax. You can find amazing works of art, reflecting the blue sky and the sun. Excellent scene for taking pictures. There is no wall here, there is no gate, two cute big dolls "reject the two biggest coffees", it means that the second art district has been reached. There is also a MRT in the open park. And bus stop. personal experience, really endless aftertaste. Here is a very special place, not just the scenery, including railway culture, sculpture culture, wall culture, every corner can be revealed A breath of art.

The 2nd Art Zone is located at the end of the southern end of Dayong Road, Yancheng District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan. Ban 2 refers to the No. 2 docking station, located in the third ship channel of Kaohsiung Port. It was built on June 12, 1973 and was originally a general port warehouse. In 2000, the Kaohsiung City Government accidentally discovered this experimental field in search of the National Day fireworks display site. Its very good to fly a kite here. Imagine that many people in Guangzhou dont know what its like to fly a kite. There is no such open space for children to play, unless you go to a special place, feel like taking a child to fly a kite. Parents must be particularly affectionate. In 2000, the Kaohsiung City Government accidentally discovered this experimental field in search of the National Day fireworks display site. However, due to years of disrepair, the stationed units carried out various construction projects for the state of the old buildings, which was completed on March 24, 2002. Under the impetus of artists and local cultural workers, combined with the project resources of the ICSC's idle space reuse, the second art district will be the representative works created by the Kaohsiung community. After the Kaohsiung Association of Art Development and the Shude University of Science and Technology to develop local art workshops, the Second Art Zone became the experimental creation site in southern Taiwan.

It was almost raining in Kaohsiung, but during a break in the rain, I took a YouBike to the Pier-2 Art Center at night. There were very few people around. The lighting was somewhat dim, but it was beautiful. Inside the warehouses, there were people working. The first horizontal swing bridge in Taiwan, which is the longest swing bridge over a harbor in Asia, completes its rotation within 3 minutes. There is an opening and closing show every day at 3 PM, and an additional one at 7 PM on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Without knowing this, I visited and was able to see the opening and closing show by chance.

Kaohsiung's popular check-in spot "Pier-2 Art Center" 😍😍😍😍 Exit 2 of the Sizihwan Station, an 8 to 10-minute walk, 👍👍👍👍 This is a free-to-visit venue that is very worth visiting. The entire exhibition area is very well designed, with a spacious sense of space, 👍👍👍👍 The landscaping is beautiful, the buildings are colorfully painted and distinctive, there's a creative market, and the artistic atmosphere is great, 👍👍👍👍👍 It's very suitable for solo travel, a relaxing place, very stress-relieving, highly recommended. 👍👍👍👍

Kaohsiung, the third-largest city in Taiwan, is a place where art meets the ocean. The city has turned old warehouses by the sea into amazing places to show art. They have also made the area look better with art, making it all fit together nicely.

Kaohsiung, Taiwan's third-largest city, seamlessly merges artistic expression with its coastal charm. Repurposing old warehouses into captivating art galleries showcases the city's commitment to cultural rejuvenation. Moreover, the integration of art into the urban landscape enhances the overall aesthetic appeal, creating a harmonious fusion of creativity and natural beauty along the waterfront. Excited to experience the artistic creativities that are hidden within Hong Kong, be it Tai Kwun or Tsuen Wan's The Mills! #winhkflight

Situated along Kaohsiung's lively waterfront, the Pier Art Center stands as a vibrant tribute to its cultural richness and artistic expression. Housed within a historic pier, this dynamic venue hosts a diverse array of contemporary artworks, exhibitions, and cultural events, inviting visitors to delve into it’s vibrant art scene. Entering the Pier Art Center, visitors encounter a fusion of history and modernity, where industrial architecture provides a compelling backdrop for innovative art displays. The galleries showcase a mix of paintings, sculptures, and multimedia installations. Beyond exhibitions, the center fosters cultural exchange and community engagement through workshops, lectures, and events, creating opportunities for dialogue and collaboration. Its waterfront location adds to the allure, providing scenic views of Kaohsiung's bustling harbor, ideal for contemplation and inspiration. #tripstars #travel

Let me introduce you to the Pier-2 Art District in Kaohsiung, which is located at the site of the old coastal railway line of Taiwan Railways. It used to be a warehouse for storing goods. After the government abolished the coastal line at the end of the last century, it was abandoned for decades. Thanks to conservation efforts, it has been preserved and transformed into the trendiest place in Taiwan. The old warehouses have now become shops and restaurants, where you can fully experience the Taiwanese vibe. I highly recommend the Eslite bookstore at Pier-2; it's a great place to visit and very special! Now, by registering on trip.com, you can use points to redeem opportunities for free. I've exchanged many trips this way, and you might even get to travel for free!