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The Peitou Hot Spring Museum, a large Victorian-era British country club-style house built in 1913 by the Japanese. making the area a popular place for Japanese soldiers to rest.

It was renovated in 1998 and turned into a museum and has become a new cultural landmark in Peitou.

In order to demonstrate the characteristics of the building, its historical changes and development of hot spring in Peitou, the Public Bathhouse no longer provides bathing services to the public.

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Location

Asia / Taiwan

Lat: 25° 08' 12.45" N
Long: 121° 30' 25.49" E

Elevation: 27.764

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Canon EOS 20D + Sigma F4/8mm PTGui, Photoshop

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