Kaohsiung Dome

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Chen *****
10 Mar
Great price, convenient location, and snacks provided. The sheets, duvet cover, and pillowcases were silky and comfortable. Staying for 2 nights was a good experience.
蔡 **
10 Mar
The staff at Hùshè were very enthusiastic in answering my questions. The parking lot costs NT$300 per night (entry only, no re-entry), which is acceptable, though I wish it could be a bit cheaper. (I booked through KLOOK, and Hùshè was very nice and upgraded us to a better, spacious quad room, which felt very comfortable and not cramped at all.) The breakfast offers a wide variety of choices, including both Chinese and Western options. It's also very conveniently located close to Liuhe Night Market. (The bidet toilet is a definite plus!)
클룩 회원
10 Mar
It's pretty good. The location and friendliness are the best. Service: Excellent. Transportation Accessibility: Excellent.
WU *********
9 Mar
The room is small and windowless, but it doesn't feel uncomfortable, cramped, or stuffy. There are many dining options nearby, and 24-hour snacks and drinks are available. There are also public computers and laundry facilities on the first floor. The breakfast is quite good. The price is much higher during the Lunar New Year, but it would be an excellent value if you stayed on a weekday.
2+
Chen **
9 Mar
Overall, the travel pass was convenient to use and made it easy to access multiple attractions in one booking.
Chen *****
9 Mar
I've stayed at other branches before, and this was my first time here, which was also excellent. The room was comfortable, the soundproofing was good, and the breakfast was delicious. There were also massage chairs and snacks available for free use. Most importantly, the staff were friendly and very kind to children. I will definitely come again next time.
Solange *******
9 Mar
Great tour, you get to see th emost important parts in one day. There is also enough time at the Buddha Museum, you can do the whole tour.
Klook用戶
9 Mar
This is a beautiful attraction. As I was passing by during my trip, I suddenly wanted to go in and visit. I saw a sign at the ticket counter indicating that tickets could be purchased on Klook for a cheaper price. I immediately logged in to buy them and received a QR code for redemption. It's a must-visit attraction.
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What to know about Kaohsiung Dome

Immerse yourself in the vibrant city of Kaohsiung, Taiwan, where history, culture, and modernity blend seamlessly to create a unique travel experience. From the bustling Kaohsiung Port to the stunning Dome of Light, this city offers a plethora of attractions that will captivate every traveler's heart. Discover the captivating beauty and cultural significance of Kaohsiung Dome of Light, a must-visit station on the Kaohsiung Metro that offers a unique blend of art, culture, and history. Named after the Formosa Incident, this station is a hub of artistic expression and architectural marvels that will leave you in awe. This architectural marvel stands as a testament to artistic genius and historical relevance, offering visitors a unique and awe-inspiring experience.
No. 757, Bo-ai 2nd Rd, Zuoying District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan 813

Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights

The Love River

Embark on a romantic cruise along the Love River, reminiscent of iconic rivers like the Thames and the Seine, offering a picturesque setting for leisurely walks, street art appreciation, and riverside dining.

The Dome of Light

The Dome of Light in Kaohsiung is a breathtaking masterpiece of glasswork, meticulously crafted by Italian maestro Narcissus Quagliata. With over 4,000 glass pieces, this stunning creation symbolizes the elements of Water, Earth, Light, and Fire, enveloping visitors in a symphony of light and color.

Cijin Island

Take a ferry ride to Cijin Island for a day of exploration, where you can stroll along Cijin Old Street, visit ancient temples, and admire art installations like The Rainbow Church, offering a refreshing escape from the city hustle.

Kaohsiung Port

Discover the historical significance of Kaohsiung Port, once a military port transformed into Taiwan's largest commercial harbor, offering a glimpse into the city's maritime heritage and economic development.

Local Cuisine

Indulge in the flavors of Kaohsiung with a visit to Liuhe Night Market, where you can sample a variety of local delicacies and street food. From savory snacks to sweet treats, the market offers a culinary adventure for food enthusiasts.

Cultural Significance

Formosa Boulevard station holds historical significance as it was named after the Formosa Incident and the Formosa Boulevard project. The station's design and artwork reflect the rich cultural heritage of Kaohsiung, making it a symbol of artistic expression and local pride.

Architectural Marvels

Experience the architectural wonders of Formosa Boulevard station, from the intricate glasswork of the Dome of Light to the modern design of the glass pedestrian entrances. The station's unique blend of art and architecture creates a visually stunning environment for travelers.