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Le Corbusier Plaza, Tunghai Art Street

No. 48–70, Yishu St., Longjing Dist., Taichung City

Nestled within Tunghai Art Street, one of Taichung's most distinctive cultural neighborhoods, Le Corbusier Plaza is surrounded by a vibrant mix of artists' studios, galleries, artisan boutiques, cafés, and international restaurants. Every corner of the district reflects a spirit of creativity, where art, design, and everyday life come together to create a uniquely welcoming atmosphere.

In recent years, the neighborhood has continued to flourish through creative markets, cultural events, and live performances, transforming its public spaces into lively cultural gathering places. As jazz fills the streets, visitors are invited to wander, explore, and experience the seamless connection between music, art, and the everyday rhythm of the city.

Art Museum Parkway (Section D)

Section D, Wuquan 5th St. to Wuquan 7th St., West Dist., Taichung City

Located adjacent to the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Art Museum Parkway is one of Taichung's signature cultural boulevards, where art, greenery, and everyday life come together. Lined with distinctive restaurants, cafés, and creative spaces, the tree-lined promenade offers a relaxed setting that has long been a favorite destination for both residents and visitors.

Over the years, the neighborhood has evolved into a vibrant cultural district, attracting artists, designers, and independent creative brands while preserving the character of its historic streetscape. As jazz melodies drift beneath the canopy of trees, the boulevard transforms into an open-air stage where music, art, and the rhythm of the city come together, inviting audiences to pause, listen, and experience Taichung from a different perspective.

Front Plaza of Taichung State Hall

No. 99, Minquan Rd., West Dist., Taichung City

Located in the heart of Taichung's historic downtown, the Front Plaza of Taichung State Hall offers a distinctive setting where heritage and contemporary culture converge. Originally built during the Japanese colonial period, the century-old landmark has been carefully restored, with its stately architecture, red-brick arcades, and landscaped courtyard breathing new life into one of the city's most treasured historic sites.

As jazz drifts through the arcades and open courtyard, timeless architecture provides a striking backdrop for contemporary sounds. The dialogue between history and improvisation creates an atmosphere that is both intimate and evocative, inviting visitors to pause, listen, and experience the enduring charm of Taichung's old town through music.