The Presidential Palace is partially open to the public on weekend mornings. It is fully open (and the Taipei Guest House) on certain dates each year – see Opening Hours section below. You will need […]
Note that the Taipei Guest House is only open a few days each year (see Opening Hours below for dates) The Taipei Guest House is a Western style building constructed at the turn of last […]
Situated away from the city centre, and about a 25 minute MRT ride on the brown line, Dahu Park is a very tranquil park with a large lake separating the park from the hills in […]
If you have a penchant for beautifully landscaped gardens, then Shuangxi Park and Chinese Garden will be right up your alley. Although it’s name lacks a clear identity, it’s definitely not a park. Comprising of […]
The vibrant Ximending is largely pedestrian only, and is packed with shops, food stalls and has great street art. […]
Located at the end of the red line, Tamsui has a long walk along the riverbank with many stalls and restaurants, and has the best sunset in Taipei. […]
Yongkang Street is packed with cafes, gift shops and dessert places, and is home to the original branch of Din Tai Fung. […]
The Gongguan area during the daytime has many shops and restaurants, and during the evening the night market adds loads of great food stalls and other stands selling an abundance of gifts, jewellery and clothes. […]
Gongguan has many cheap shops and restaurants, and comes alive during the evening when the night market opens […]
The National Taiwan University (NTU) is the largest and most prestigious University in Taiwan. It has a huge campus that’s open to the public to walk around. It was originally established by the Japanese while […]
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