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![[Illustrative] Shuitou Village](/api/images/entities/kinmen-tw-7fbb6eba03e7/hero.webp)
Illustrative Shui-Tou Settlement in Kinmen County is a historic village that preserves intact Min-Nan traditional architecture and overseas-Chinese heritage. The cluster houses signature spaces like De-Yue Tower and the Jin-Shui Story House, and structures its visitor experience around 'family co-touring': puzzle-stops, hand-craft sessions and walking tours let adults and children alike absorb local culture - clothing, writing, food and crafts - through play. The activity is designed in eight stations; completing any five earns a red-turtle-rice cake and souvenir. Ideal for families and school groups wanting a deep dive into Kinmen's historical threads and lived memory.
![[Illustrative] Lanyang Original Gallery](/api/images/entities/yilan-tw-1af2a97b2edd/hero.webp)
Illustrative Lanyang Original Pavilion in Yilan City is a cultural-creative park themed around indigenous culture, repurposed from former Yilan County Government staff dormitories. The grounds house indigenous-style cultural-creative shops, restaurants and cafés, and regularly host holiday markets, suckling-pig roasts and DIY workshops. Admission to the whole venue is free, making it a great stop for families, pets and photo-loving travelers.
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![[Illustrative] Mr.Black Restaurant](/api/images/entities/yunlin-tw-e49b63306763/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Mr.Black Restaurant
Mr.Black Restaurant at No. 13-8 Renyi Road in Douliou City, Yunlin County, is a popular pet-friendly bento and set-meal shop. The kitchen focuses on home-style dishes made to order and fresh on the plate, with signatures like garlic beef short ribs and a range of yakiniku, spicy chicken and other mains that pack real flavour. The dining room is dotted with cute pet-friendly touches, and free iced-tea refills plus a thoughtful supply of sanitary products are on offer, with a low minimum spend of NT$50. Popularity often means a queue, so booking online in advance or ordering takeaway is recommended. A great pick to bring the dog along for affordable, tasty Chinese-style set meals.
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![[Illustrative] CODA Coffee](/api/images/entities/kaohsiung-tw-f4af6880462a/hero.webp)
Illustrative →CODA Coffee
CODA Coffee (Call Duck Café) in Kaohsiung's Yancheng District sits near the Pier-2 Art Center and bills itself as a pet-friendly café. Red-brick walls and lush greenery create a mini-forest vibe; the second floor feels like a pocket garden. The star attraction is a flock of trained Call ducks that guests can interact with up close, making it perfect for visitors with dogs, cats, or kids seeking a relaxed brunch and coffee outing. The menu centers on light meals, desserts, and pour-over coffee in a highly photogenic setting — a rare animal-themed dining experience in Kaohsiung.
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![[Illustrative] Sanmao Coffee](/api/images/entities/kaohsiung-tw-d5d560a650e6/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Sanmao Coffee
Sanmao Coffee at No. 146 Siwei 2nd Road in Kaohsiung's Lingya District is a pet-themed café where owners and their fur babies dine together. Artisan baked goods and specialty coffee share the menu with fresh pet meals, so four-legged companions eat as well as their humans. The spacious interior features an off-leash play zone and pet water stations, with regular sanitation rounds. Beyond food and drink, the shop sells dessert gift boxes and pet accessories and hosts pet meet-ups and adoption charity events, anchoring Kaohsiung's growing pet-friendly café culture.
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![[Illustrative] Zhongzheng Park](/api/images/entities/kaohsiung-tw-f1b6b7e357ff/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Zhongzheng Park
Zhongzheng Park in Kaohsiung's Lingya District sits beside Weiwuying and the Martial Arts Stadium MRT station, claiming the title of Kaohsiung's first purpose-built dog park. Zones are split by size — one for medium-to-large breeds, another for small dogs — with agility equipment like wave boards, tire frames, and tunnel jumps. Double-gated entries and see-through fencing keep pups safe, and nighttime lighting extends play hours. Washing and clean-up stations let owners relax while their dogs burn off energy. A park that doubles as exercise ground and leisure spot for the whole family — two-legged and four.
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![[Illustrative] Renwu Military Depot West Camp](/api/images/entities/kaohsiung-tw-f5982fbb701a/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Renwu Military Depot West Camp
Renwu Ordnance Bureau West Camp in Kaohsiung's Renwu District is a decommissioned military site reborn as a pet-friendly park blending historical character with modern function. A Labrador statue at the entrance symbolizes loyalty and warmth, and the design revolves around safety, hygiene, and interaction. Expansive lawns hemmed by green fencing create a prairie-in-the-city feel where dogs can sprint, chase, and roll freely, while owners mingle and share tips. As one of Kaohsiung's flagship projects for a pet-friendly city, the park is an ideal spot for walks, exercise, and relaxation — a green haven for the whole family, paws included.
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![[Illustrative] Ivar Coffee House](/api/images/entities/kaohsiung-tw-c43abd08df14/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Ivar Coffee House
Ival Coffee at No. 136 Siwei 3rd Road in Kaohsiung's Lingya District is a cat-café where feline managers roam among country-style seating. Guests sip rich coffee while petting resident cats — a cozy blend of caffeine and companionship. The menu focuses on coffee, milk tea, and light sweets, with an average spend around NT$120. There is a minimum drink order and a 30% discount on refills; no service charge. A relaxed haven for pet lovers seeking a comfortable coffee break.
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