Fort San Domingo in New Taipei

Fort San Domingo

New Taipei, Taiwan

8 ticket options available · from $2.37 to $2.55 · free cancellation on 5 of 8

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About Fort San Domingo

Fort San Domingo is a significant heritage building located in New Taipei, Taiwan. It attracts visitors for its historical importance and scenic views of the Tamsui River. The site reflects Taiwan's colonial past and offers insights into its cultural heritage, making it a popular destination for both tourists and history enthusiasts.

Multiple marketplaces offer tickets for entry to Fort San Domingo, and prices can vary. It is advisable for visitors to compare ticket prices across different platforms, as this can lead to potential savings. Online sellers include Agoda, WAUG, Fort San Domingo's official site, and KKday, providing various options for purchasing tickets.

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4 marketplaces sell entry to Fort San Domingo, from $2.37.

SellerTicketPrice (USD)
Agoda Free cancellation Tickets | Tamsui Historical Museum Ticket in Taipei $2.37 View
WAUG Ticket $2.49 View
Fort San Domingo Official General Admission for Fort San Domingo, Tamsui Customs Offic $2.53 View
KKday Free cancellation Tamsui Heritage Museum full ticket $2.54 View

Tours, passes & combos at Fort San Domingo

Skip-the-line, guided tours, city passes and combo tickets — priced higher because they bundle extras beyond standard entry.

SellerOptionPrice (USD)
Trip.com Free cancellation Tamsui Historical Museum Admission Ticket Adult(A) $2.39 View
GetYourGuide Free cancellation Combo Ticket for Fort San Domingo and Tamsui $2.53 View
Trip.com Tamsui Historical Museum Admission Ticket Adult $2.55 View
Klook Free cancellation Tickets $2.55 View

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Type
Heritage building in Taiwan

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People also ask

What is the Fort San Domingo in Taiwan?

This is Tamsui's most prominent monument to foreign involvement in Taiwan. First built in 1629 by the Spanish, Fort San Domingo was intended to aid the imposition of Spanish rule over the local Chinese and aboriginal populations in northern Taiwan.

Where is the best place to live in New Taipei?

Areas like Banqiao, Yonghe, Xindian, and Tamsui are among the top choices for expats, offering easy access to Taipei via the MRT system. In just 20-30 minutes, you can be in the heart of the capital, making your commute quick and stress-free.

What events happened at Fort San Domingo?

Following the Second Opium War, in 1868 the British took over the fort, made it their trade consulate, and painted it red (it was previously white). The fort was struck during the 1884 French bombardment of the Battle of Tamsui but suffered no damage.

Who built Fort San Domingo?

Fort San Domingo was built in 1628 by Spanish colonists, who tore the building down before they were expelled from Tamsui by the Dutch traders in 1642. The Dutch then rebuilt a fort called Fort Antonio near the site of the demolished Fort San Domingo.