The Tihua Street Ten-Building Complex is located in Datong District, Taipei City. It features Baroque architecture and was once the hub of five large-scale mechanical rice mills and a foreign thread factory during the prosperous commercial era. The second floor is equipped with a corridor that connects the interiors of each building, making it suitable for offices and exhibition spaces. Currently managed by Zhan Tang, it showcases various items such as paintings, antiques, and artworks for visitors to admire. The complex is open year-round from 11:00 to 21:00. Accessibility services include wheelchair-friendly entrances. A must-see tip: Exit from the MRT Daqiao Head Station and walk for about fifteen minutes to reach the complex, which is close to Taipei Bridge.
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