Hotels near Tainan Airport - TNN, Tainan

This city is celebrating it's 400-th anniversary. Many of the history to see. BUT the best is still the food. You MUST try the Fried Spanish mackerel thick soup (土魠魚羮). I will never get tired of the soup in Tainan!

We liked everything about Tainan. The people in the street were so helpful and went out of their way to help whenever we asked for directions or had other questions. So many places to eat and the food is great.

I would not recommend visiting on a Monday as most of the shops, cafes and bars were shut during the day time and also in the evening it was quite difficult to find somewhere to eat. However it is an interesting city and if you can do a sunset cruise round the canals.

Go and see the old city at Anping - lots of interesting history, including Fort Zeelandia. Tainan is the oldest city in Taiwan so it is worth exploring. It would have been fun to hire a bicycle but we only had an evening. Next time!

The city is excellent and offers a great deal of places to visit, like Hayashi Store for some amazing souvenirs, Confucius Temple to appreciate the ancient learning and culture, a lot of Museums to showcase the art and history of the city, and the fantastic night markets for local cuisine of Tainan. You can access most of these places just with a single YouBike.

we did a great walking tour with Emily (of https://www.likeitformosa.com/ ) of the Old Anping area. She has a great knowledge of Tainan's history and culture. We also enjoyed the Tainan Art Museum (the newer Building 2) exhibitions of contemporary artists' work. There's an excellent restaurant on level 5. Walking the streets is a great way to discover the architectural variety of the city, from Japanese colonial era to contemporary landmarks to traditional temples. Recommended: www.ochatsuki.com.tw for the best tofu and soy drinks, soups, desserts!