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Keelung is an underrated place for traveler. You could do much more in here by utilizing the train network. A short 2-3 days trip is what you need to explore the northern taiwan. The variety of local food may be slightly different than most part of taiwan.

Lots of history to explore, but only buses as no MRT. Great night market. Lots of little streets and food everywhere. Great walks around the Port and up into the hills. Be careful using Google Maps as (1) incorrectly states bus routes, especially to Heping Park as the 101 goes to about 300m of the main entrance, (2) still on Heping Park, Googke Maps says the alternative entrance is usable, but it's been closed for ages, (3) google maps also suggests only one way to various points of interest on foot, but most have multiple was and often quicker and more direct. Good amount of cheap stores, but equally the genuine stores too, eg Roots,New Balance, Adidas, etc

Very pleasant and safe city. Was very lucky with the weather since Keeleung is infamous for its rain. Get out and walk! You will find friendly people and lots of cheap and delicious food and shopping. Worth a trip! Countryside city feel

At first view, Keelung might seem rundown. I thought it was a great place for a short break as it's not huge, and you can walk around easily and find everything you need, such as restaurants and other shops. The public transport is easy to use, with buses to many sightseeing areas and very regular trains and buses to Taipei. We went to Jiufen, Yehliu and Heping Dao when we were there, but there were many other places that were also accessible. A walk in the evening around the night market was a great way to end the day.

Roaming around small alleys in this old city is full of fun. Make sure to visit the biggest fish market of northern Taiwan. It opens at 1am to 7am. It's phenomenal! The food at the night market is tasty but talking to the local and try what they recommend would make your trip so unique. Highly recommended for having breakfast in the 2nd floor food court of Ren-Ai market. "Gold Fish savory congee" could be a good choice because the lady boss is very friendly. Remember to order the shrimp, oyster or squid which would be deep-fried only after you order. Super tasty and fresh!

I like the location of the hotel and also the harbour view. Only problem is there is no hotel front entrance for car to park there to unload our luggages under the rain Other than that it is in a very good location But the breakfast was not to our taste and standard