Top 50 Best Things to Do in Taipei

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Anonymous user

A great place to visit for anyone who loves art and history. The museum houses thousands of fascinating artifacts, each accompanied by detailed explanations that make the experience even more enriching. It’s also very solo-traveller friendly—you can use the audio guide headset for clear, informative commentary without needing to join a tour group. A must-visit for culture enthusiasts!

M2c***gs

The building blends classical Eastern culture with Taiwanese characteristics. Its shape resembles a bamboo tree rising tall and strong, its strength and flexibility symbolizing the perpetual vitality of traditional Chinese architecture. The building's facades, inclined at a seven-degree angle, rise gradually upwards. Highly transparent, energy-saving, and heat-insulating curtain glass, which eliminates reflective light pollution, allows visitors to gaze at both the sky and the earth from within Taiwan's tallest building. High-tech materials and innovative lighting create a transparent and clear visual experience, integrating the building with nature and its surroundings on a grand scale.

Tom Hung

Yehliu Geopark – Boasting unique and beautiful rocks, Yehliu Geopark is a cape extending from the Datun Mountain range into the sea. Weathering, marine erosion, and tectonic movements have created spectacular landscapes such as mushroom rocks, sea caves, tofu rocks, candle-shaped rocks, and potholes, making it an internationally renowned natural scenic spot. Among them, the "Queen's Head" is Yehliu's most iconic landmark and a popular photo spot.

Doufutravels

Incredible experience, especially for the price. I went in blind and was pleasantly surprised with the Panda exhibit! The animals seem in good spirits too—which was the most important thing.

DanielBentley

Brilliant ride up to the top. Over 20 minutes of climbing it’s great value for money, oh and the views of the city, just wow! If you get a clear day the view reward is immense

M2c***gs

Liberty Square, formerly known as Zhongzheng Square, is located at No. 21, Zhongshan South Road, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City, Taiwan Province, China. Located in the heart of Taipei City, the square covers a total area of ​​250,000 square meters. It serves as a public plaza, a large-scale event venue, a center for arts and cultural performances, and a popular tourist destination in Taiwan. Liberty Square is surrounded by Hangzhou South Road, Zhongshan South Road, Aiguo East Road, and Xinyi Road. The Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall is the main attraction, and other public buildings include Zhongzheng Park, the Liberty Square Archway, the Avenue of Remembrance, the National Theater, and the National Concert Hall.

kkkkkgsu

It's always a good place to know the history of Chiang. The old house is kept and remained perfectly fine. The aunties and uncles inside are very hospitality to help me introduce The history of the house. Some spots are not allowed to photos while some can take 📸

amasing

A museum in a very beautiful location and a building with a story. Carefully tells the story of the small island's vicissitudes of life, flowers, birds, fish and insects. Whether it is children or adults, coming here is a good experience. Outside is the 228 Memorial Park, which is rich in greenery and full of fun.

oshley

many many stores throughout the area, spent the night eating 😋

Arrow_

it was a trip to Taiwan with friends and we visited Taipei Children’s Amusement park. it was very fun and we enjoyed a lot there!