Snail Alley — Attraction in Tainan

Just stumbled upon Snail Alley in Tainan, and it's a hidden oasis in the midst of the bustling city. The small, calm alleys offer a nostalgic glimpse into the past, giving you a taste of what the old city felt like.

With subtle snail references scattered around, it's not just a walk; it's a charming journey. Perfect for a peaceful stroll, the alleys are lined with nice restaurants and present great photo opportunities. It's like stepping into a different era within the vibrant city.

In just 10 minutes, you'll feel the serenity and capture a bit of Tainan's history. Snail Alley is a lovely spot to unwind and soak in the city's unique charm. Highly recommend! 🚶‍♀️🍃 #HiddenGem...

A good place to go if you want to be away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Take a slow and leisure stroll down the alleys. You will be rewarded with traditional Japanese and olden Chinese architecture, coffee aroma and bakery fragrance, as there are a few cafes and snack shops in these alleys. But, due to the pandemic, many were closed when we were there. There are however, many small interesting details and decorations like the wall murals, signages and lanterns that brighten up and give these alleys a...

A place of cultural alleyways, decorated with snail sculptures and creative artworks. The "snail" is origin from Taiwan Literature writer Yeh-Shih Tao, who described his old tiny house located at the middle of these alleyways. He and his families moved from a big yard to this small house in the small alleyways, as moving into a snail size home. There are also sentences selected from Yeh's novel or prose. By reading them, one can access to the old Tainan period and a...