National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts (Weiwuying) > Scenic Spot Search > Tourism Administration, Republic of China (Taiwan)

The National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts opened on October 13, 2018. It was designed by Dutch architect Francine Houben, who was inspired by the shape of banyan trees. It has the world’s largest performing arts theater under one roof.

The Center sits on 9.9 hectares, with the building occupying 3.3 hectares. It is adjacent to the 47-hectare Weiwuying Metropolitan Park. Surrounded by an expanse of greenery, the Center has a streamlined appearance with smooth arcs. It is very cleverly integrated with its surrounding environment. Visitors from around the world can enter and exit at will, removing the barriers between theater and life.

The concert hall has a unique vineyard style seating design, which places the audience at different heights to enjoy the best possible vision and sound. The seats surround the stage, allowing the audience to be closer and better enjoy the charm of the conductor and performers.

The Center’s outdoor theater is located to the south of the building, adjacent to the Weiwuying Metropolitan Park. It is an atypical theater space designed for enjoying diverse performances.

Travel Information

（Traffic information is subject to change. Please check with the transportation station before departure.）

Transportation：

Go south on National Freeway 1 → Exit at Zhongzheng Interchange → Zhongzheng 1st Road → Guotai Road Section 2
Go north on National Freeway 1 → Exit at Sanduo Road Interchange → Sanduo 1st Road

Public：

Kaohsiung MRT Orange Line "Weiwuying Station (O10)".
Kaohsiung City Bus 52, 70 → Weiwuying - National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts Station
Kaohsiung City Bus 50, 53A/53B, 88, 248, Orange 7A/Orange 7B/Orange 8/Orange 10/Orange 11, Red 21, 8001, Yellow 2A/Yellow 2B/Yellow 2C → Jianjun Station

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