Blueprint Culture & Creative Park

So peaceful☺☺☺ just relax walking and seeing masterpiece. Many accessories to buy and also food. The place is quiet and smoke free. You can bring your kids there to play.

A great place to roam around and discover new things at every corner. Lots of little places, restaurants, cafés. We bumped into the first place which has lot's of small stalls where local artists/manufacturers display their goods that can be purchased on the spot. There's a little restaurant/bar inside that place too and we ordered spaghetti Bolognese and hot chicken wings. The spaghetti and the drinks were incredibly good. We will definitely come back before we leave.

Worth taking pics if ur around the area but don’t think it worth going out of ur way to just visit this place.

Love this place! BCP stands for Blueprint Cultural & Creative Park, instead of Business Continuity Plan… heehee…. Good for a night walk and shopping for small stuffs. Every shop is unique. Heard that it used to be a prison staff’s dorm. I thought it was prison”er”’s dorm…. 😂🤣
I would definitely visit it again next time in Tainan.

Too much to explore. If you like culture and arts, this is a must place to go, to explore the local arts, to appreciate the process of making arts.

The campus is well-organized. One can spend the whole day without being bored. There’s a story behind each store, panting, and the walls.

The atmosphere is quite different at night or during daytime. Both experiences and pleasant and worth exploring.

Blueprint Cultural & Creative Park is a converted employee dormitory. It is close to SKM, and there are many attractions around. However it is on the side of the road, so the parking space is not easy to find. After about 2 p.m., many stands will sell some cultural and creative products, and many stores will sell some special goods. The park gives people a very leisurely feeling, similar to the Shen Ji New Village in Taichung. I stay here of about one hour. Nice place!

Discover these creative shophouses when we are going to book Uber to Taipei HSR Station. Opposite Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Tainan Fun Centre.

Explore the cultural arts in Tainan at this creative park. They have a few shops, almost like a flea market style, selling local products, gifts and souvenirs. Don’t forget to snap a few photos with some of the designer walls you find around this place! Love this place. Best to come here in the evenings!

It was the dormitory for the employees of the Tainan Prison, the Tainan Detention Center and now it is a place for recreational art to preserve and use the deserted city property and connect it with the trend of the cultural and creative way. Tainan City Government asked different creative minds to set restore and make it as a park. A family friendly place to relax and take photos.

Really one of my favorite places that I've visited. I literally liked almost everything, in every shop I visited. The artistry and creativeness of the products was astounding. Most, if not all products were made in Taiwan, lots of handmade things as well. You have to go by for that AND the picture perfect set up in front of the market. Selfie heaven 😂😂😂

Its a very nice place to go, it has lots artists project and artworks here. Also, lot of shops here are also related to creator and artworks. Its too bad that we arrived too early, do that lots shops aren't open. If you like this type of place and like to visit here, just note that most of shops open around 13:00 or 14:00. But if you just like me only for pics, it's open 24/7.

A beautiful and relaxing place for you to immerse yourself with creative arts and crafts and hipster buildings and decorations. Sometimes there are street performers for your afternoon joy. Food and beverages and desserts and gift shops are available. Come and enjoy the laid-back atmosphere that is unique in Tainan.

Loved this place. Several wall art murals, a unique blue house to walk through, and many artisan shops from ceramics, to indigo dying, to housewares and knick knacks. Fun to browse through and adds variety to seeing temples in town.

Went too early on a Sun (10am), most shops don't open until after 2pm, though the wall murals / artistic items were available to enjoy / take pictures. The gift/cafe shop (thankfully open) has quite unique wares to offer (reminds me of a nano Tokyu Hands). Mitsukoshi department store is just opposite (which is way better than the Kaohsiung ones).

Good place for visitors. I like the art works, painting, architecture, interior design and decorations. It is good place for adults, teenagers, families and young kids. Those stores are also special. It is good to have a walk and take some good photos in this area. During the night time, the lights makes the ark works and architecture more special. You can spend around 2 hours for just walk through this area.

incredible. This place is worth a trip all the way to North America. The blue palette and the artistic rendition of an urbanscape is definitely a feast for The senses.

The respectful manner in which the ancient buildings have been preserved coupled with the modern Art is exciting exciting.

Pretty cool collection on independent and unique stores/small eateries with murals/artwork scattered throughout the compound. I think it used to be dormitories for government officials that got remodeled and repurposed. There's a popsicle place that had the most delicious mango ice bar. Not cheap (maybe 115元？, but worth a try if you're there. It's right across the road from the Shin Kong Mitsukoshi department store and a lot of buses stop right near there.

Nice place to walk around and shops with Taiwanese local vendors,
Don’t visit late cause most of the shops close early

Went there on a public holiday. There was not too much to do, but there were some small shops selling handicraft, jewelry ect. Okay to pass by.

I love this place with a lot of signature shops! There are shops which provided space for exhibition of artists while you can also buy Taiwanese designer products.