Meet your guide at Exit 1 of MRT Tamsui Station (near the FamilyMart convenience store). Board your air-conditioned shuttle.

Explore a hidden 19th-century defense fortress built to protect Tamsui from French invasions. Cool off in your shuttle as we drive to the hilltop colonial district.

Step into the "Little White House," a stunning example of 19th-century British colonial architecture.

A short, shaded stroll past majestic Aletheia University Chapel and historic school brick buildings connecting to the fortress.

Uncover 400 years of history spanning Spanish, Dutch, and British rule over Tamsui.

Cross the seaside road and pass the Tamsui Customs Boat Shelter, a historic remnant of maritime operations. Capture the perfect panoramic photo of the newly opened Danjiang Bridge over the river, framed by the beautiful red-brick architecture of the Tamsui Customs Wharf.

Douglas Lapraik and Co. was a prominent British merchant and shipping company established in Hong Kong, which played a major role in maritime trade across East Asia, including key operations in Tamsui, Taiwan.

Conclude your tour at the Chi Po-lin Museum, dedicated to Taiwan’s famous aerial photographer and housed in the historic former Douglas Lapraik and Co. building.