

Keelung, Taiwan
Keelung, Taiwan
Baimiweng Fort (Holland Castle) crowns Keelung’s northern coast with sweeping views of Yehliu, Keelung Islet, and the Pacific. Built by the Qing in the 19th century atop earlier Dutch positions, the site preserves gun emplacements, tunnels, and observation posts that reveal Keelung’s strategic maritime role. Its compact, open-air layout makes for an easy visit, pairing coastal scenery with military history. Come for panoramic photography, sea breezes, and context panels that explain the fort’s shifting rulers. Best combined with nearby coastal attractions; limited shade and amenities—bring water and sun protection. Free entry; access by bus, taxi, or self-drive.
Opening Hours
Mon–Sun: 08:00–17:00