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Teacher's Mansion

No. 231號, Section 4, Yanping North Road, Datong District, Taipei City, Taiwan 103

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Place Types Tourist attraction
Address No. 231號, Section 4, Yanping North Road, Datong District, Taipei City, Taiwan 103
Coordinate 25.075514,121.5118876
Website https://heritage-building-30.business.site/?utm_source=gmb&utm_
Rating 4
Compound Code 3GG6+6Q Datong District, Taipei City, Taiwan

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Ben Hsu (05/03/2019)

It is an old chinses residence, which (east wing) was partially repaired, restored, and rebuilt by government fund, and visitors can see building beauty of higher social stratas' residences But it is different story for the West wing which is in poor condition for maintenance, for rotten or damaged building materials. The worst is that residence yard has become a parking lot for cars and motorcycles. Because east wing was rebuilt and properly maintained, it is more suitable for short visit. As for the wet room or annex, it is a no go.

林晉暘 (08/26/2018)

Very good

Angel Taipei (03/27/2021)

在因緣際會下有幸認識了陳氏家族的後人得以一窺究竟這於清代嘉慶年間的古蹟是一座以兩個三合院ㄇ+ㄇ的閩南建築夜晚在裡面走來走去真的是一種不一樣的體會很適合思古幽情

陳福建 (11/13/2020)

Dalongdong Teacher's House is an ancestral temple and temple collectively referred to by the Chen family, Yue Ji, and the public industry. Adjacent to Taipei Qi Cong School, and Tzu Chi Datong Jingsi Hall. Opposite the street is the Taipei Auditorium of the Taipei Municipal Bureau of Culture, and the Dihua Wastewater Treatment Plant Leisure Park. Among the culturally preserved buildings around Dalongdong are the Teacher’s Mansion, which is also listed as a national monument, the four old houses with swallowtails on the surrounding walls, and the two erected flagpoles. This old building that has not been well maintained and refurbished, I saw a notice saying "No parking", and no other explanatory signs saying much about the historical background. People step into the small gap door in the wall, and what you see is the old faded empty old house without the walls on both sides. This was originally the ancestral home of Wenkui in the courtyard. At present, we can only see that the newly maintained ancestral hall has been renovated, and the rest of the houses are historical sites, but still retain their old appearance. The vicissitudes of old architects left some sighs. There are not many buildings with flagpoles to be seen in Taipei City!