Dahua Bridge

Dahua Bridge spans the Keelung River with a modern arch design that accommodates both vehicle traffic and pedestrian walkways. The structure connects functional design with a clear visual presence in the city's landscape.

The bridge originated in the late Qing Dynasty as railway infrastructure, marking a crucial period in Taiwan's transportation development. It was later modernized to meet growing urban demands.

The bridge stands as a representation of Taiwanese engineering practices, combining traditional methods with contemporary structural approaches.

The bridge is easily accessible by public transit, as several bus routes operate nearby and motorbike rental services are available at local access points. This location works well for different types of visitors.

The structure features specialized lighting installations that highlight its architectural elements against the Keelung night sky. This lighting creates a distinctive visual effect as the city glows after dark.