Anping Fort (Old Fort Zeelandia) is the fort that was initially known as Fort Zeelandia which was built by the Dutch during the colonial period in 1624.

Anping Tree House is a tree house that was used to be a warehouse of Tait & Co (the British trading company braches established in Taiwan in 1867). Today, the tree house is occupied by a giant banyan tree which formed unique, mysterious scenery.

Anping Old Street (Yenping Street) is a narrow, curve passage next to Anping Fort. Anping Old Street is a place where one can discover the heritage culture of Tainan and Taiwan, it is also known as Yenping Street or 1st Taiwan Street for it was the first street established by the Dutch in Tainan about 300 years ago.

Eternal Golden Castle (Yi Zai Golden Castle) is the castle established to resist the invasion of Japanese during the Peony Suffix Event.

Old Tait & Co Merchant House (Old De-Ji Merchant House) is the former merchant house of Tait & Co Trading Company. It is western colonial style architecture with a distinctive western look from the traditional houses in Anping. Today, it serves as a wax museum showcasing the life of old day Taiwan immigrants.