Hualien Culture Creative Park

Hualien Culture Creative Park is an arts centre in Hualien City that occupies a converted factory complex with multiple repurposed buildings serving artistic and creative purposes. The buildings are arranged throughout the site to function as galleries, artist studios, and retail spaces for creative work.

The site originated as a wine production facility during the period of Japanese colonial rule over Taiwan, with some structures dating to the 1920s. The buildings were later converted into creative spaces to foster artistic activity in the region.

The complex serves as a creative hub where local artists and craftspeople actively work in studios, display their pieces in galleries, and sell their creations to visitors. Walking through the buildings, you encounter the working studios of these makers and can observe how they use the spaces for their artistic practice.

The park is easily accessible on foot from Hualien Station, and the layout is straightforward to navigate through the site. The best time to visit is on weekdays when fewer visitors arrive and the studios feel less crowded.

The entrance building displays an architectural blend, with European elements on its ground floor and Japanese design features on the upper level. This stylistic contrast reveals the layered history of the place, as the structure preserves influences from different periods of use.