Located right next to Longshan Temple, the Huaxi Street Night Market has the usual night market fare, with loads of food and drinks choices. It also has dozens of massages and nail treatment stands . […]
One of the oldest temples in Taiwan, Longshan Temple was built during the Qing Dynasty in 1738. Parts of it have been rebuild many times, due to earthquakes and a bombing by the US air […]
Yolo’s Cafe is a Taiwanese chain that has a good selection of food and beverages with very reasonable pricing. The cafes are well decked out, with cool and funky styling, and are a good place […]
Whether you prefer pop, jazz, classical or alternative music, these are the best venues to listen to live music in Taipei […]
Often overlooked by visitors to Taipei, the Ben-Yuan Lin Family Mansion is a beautiful and tranquil property with stunning gardens. Formerly owned by a wealthy Taiwanese businessman, this is one of the few (and probably […]
Kuang’s Bistro is located in Banqiao near a cluster of brunch and breakfast places. Although it’s a 15 minute MRT ride from Taipei Main, it’s worth the journey as they provide one of the best […]
Found within the Ximending (Ximen) district, Ay Chung is a famous and extremely popular stall that serves only one thing – Flour Rice Noodles. It’s tucked away down one of the alleys in Ximending, but […]
The Taipei Story House is a small faux English Tudor style house and museum located right next door to the Fine Arts Museum. With two fireplaces and art nouveau tiles featuring natural and floral patterns, […]
The smaller of the two botanical gardens located in Taipei, the Collective Botanical Garden does however have a much wider range of plants, since it’s mainly located inside, with climate controlled zones featuring flora from […]
An exquisite and very well maintained house and gardens found in the northern part of the city, the Lin An Tai Ancestral House dates back to around 1785, making it one of the oldest buildings […]
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