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Being the capital of Taiwan, Taipei offers a plethora of fascinating destinations. Let's explore the most beloved Taipei tourist attractions that captivate numerous travelers in this cultural, political, and economic hub of Taiwan.
Taipei 101 - Icon of Taipei
Taipei 101 Tower - A must-visit Taipei tourist spot (Photo by ST)
When mentioning Taipei, it's impossible not to talk about this remarkable symbol. This tower boasts 101 floors above ground, reaching a height of 449.2 meters, and 5 basement levels below ground. Taipei 101 Tower features stacked levels resembling the segments of a bamboo stalk, symbolizing harmony between heaven and earth.
Fireworks at Taipei 101 Tower on New Year's Eve (Photo by ST)
Construction began in 1999, and it wasn't until 2004 that the tower was completed. At the time of its completion, it was the tallest tower in the world, a source of pride for the people of Taiwan, and a must-visit Taipei tourist spot.
Surrounding the tower are numerous dining options, a central shopping district, cinemas, and more for you to enjoy.
Cu Phan Ancient Village
While Taipei 101 Tower showcases the development and modernity of Taipei's capital, Cu Phan Ancient Village reflects the ancient way of life in Taiwan, from its architecture to the nostalgic atmosphere that still lingers here.
Ancient streets in Cu Phan Village (Photo by ST)
Cu Phan Village maintains its ancient charm with closely clustered houses filled with traditional furniture and wooden decorations, reminiscent of a bygone era. Some streets here bear a striking resemblance to Kyoto's ancient streets in Japan. Additionally, visiting Cu Phan allows you to indulge in various famous street foods, especially during the evening.
Every corner in Cu Phan is exceptionally beautiful (Photo by ST)
Visiting Cu Phan, just raise your camera, and you can capture thousands of stunning photos. Therefore, don't forget to include this ancient town in your list of Taipei tourist attractions for sure.
Ten Phan
Experience sky lantern release at Ten Phan (Photo by ST)
When visiting Cu Phan, it's a must to stop by Ten Phan. While Cu Phan is often visited for photography and food, Ten Phan offers the experience of releasing sky lanterns and strolling along the railway to feel the serene atmosphere.
Incredibly beautiful scenery at Ten Phan (Photo by ST)
Ten Phan is conveniently located along the route to Cu Phan, making it easy to visit. It features romantic lantern-lined streets and the famous Ten Phan waterfall, so don't forget to visit this place when you're in Taipei.
Famous Ten Phan Waterfall (Photo by ST)
National Palace Museum
Taipei never disappoints tourists with its diverse cultural and natural attractions. When it comes to Taipei attractions, the National Palace Museum is a must-visit.
National Palace Museum in Taipei (Photo by ST)
The National Palace Museum features 4 floors of exhibits and modern audio presentation devices. Admission is around 350 Taiwanese dollars, but with a collection equivalent to that of the Forbidden City, it's definitely worth it to learn about Taiwan's history in particular and Chinese history in general.
Artifacts within this museum
Up to now, the artifacts in the National Palace Museum of Taiwan have been carefully preserved, retaining their cultural and historical value.
Tang Te-chang Memorial Hall
In front of the memorial hall (Photo by ST)
The Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall is a must-visit when in Taipei. Visitors can witness the changing of the guard ceremony here and inside, there is the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall.
The spacious square here (Photo by ST)
This structure is quite large-scale in Taipei, and if you want to learn about Taiwan's history, this is the place to go.
Visiting the Presidential Palace
Once again, a must-visit spot in Taipei, located near the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall.
The Presidential Office Building in Taipei (Photo by ST)
However, when visiting this place, tourists need to pay attention to the opening and closing hours as they vary each day. Also, when visiting the Presidential Office Building, it's necessary to bring a passport and fulfill other requirements as notified on the Taiwan government's website.
Shop to your heart's content at Ximending
Taipei's Shopping Paradise
This is a popular spot among young people in Taiwan. Located in the west of Taipei, it boasts a variety of grocery stores as well as entertainment venues such as cinemas, karaoke rooms, and more.
Vibrant Shopping District in Taipei (Photo by ST)
In addition to the bustling street corner, there are also Japanese-style tea houses here. If you want to enjoy authentic Japanese-style tea, this is the place to be.
Shilin Night Market - one of the most popular tourist destinations in Taipei
Exploring Shilin Night Market - Taiwan's Most Famous Night Market
This is an extremely popular spot for tourists in the evening. If you have the chance to visit Taipei, don't miss this destination; the bustling and diverse atmosphere of this market will surely captivate you.
A Variety of Snacks Are Sold Here
Shilin Night Market offers a wide variety of souvenirs, cosmetics, and tempting street food options. Visitors can indulge in Taipei's specialties and admire the bustling streets of Taipei here.
Overflowing with Food at This Night Market (ST Photo)
Huashan 1914 Creative Park
This park showcases the creativity and freshness of Taipei's youth. Formerly a winery, it has now been transformed into a creative park for young people, street artists, and creative enthusiasts.
A Creative Endeavor Here
Visitors can encounter contemporary exhibitions, artistic performances, and purchase unique items at this location. This is one of the must-visit places in Taipei Taiwan for creative and adventurous young people.
Where Taipei's Youth Unleash Their Creativity
Xinbeitou Hot Spring
After exploring every nook and cranny of Taipei, why not unwind at the Xinbeitou Hot Spring.
Relish the Atmosphere Here
This hot spring is built in Japanese style, making it quite a gem in Taiwan. Here, you'll find luxury resorts, elegant tea houses, and public baths equipped with all the amenities for you to relax and unwind.
Hot Spring in Taipei (ST Image)
After days of exhaustion, nothing beats soaking in the steaming hot spring for endless hours.
Yongkang Food Street is a must-visit when in Taipei.
This is Taipei's food street, a place you cannot miss when visiting Taipei.
Famous Spicy Beef Noodle Soup
If you're familiar with spicy beef noodles, mango ice cream, or Taiwanese snacks like bubble tea, crispy stinky tofu, octopus, crispy squid,..., you'll find them all on this street for your enjoyment.
Other Authentic Taiwanese Dishes (ST Image)
Why hesitate? Dive into Taipei's food street where a variety of tempting dishes await you.
Tam Sui Seaside Port
Wrap up your Taipei tour with visits to some of the most famous Taipei attractions, and perhaps you should head to a stunning seaside port here, namely Tam Sui Seaside Port.
Tam Sui Seaside Port in Taipei
This place boasts numerous restaurants and cafes alongside a bustling port with ships loading and unloading day and night. However, the sunset view here is also incredibly romantic with the blue sea dotted with busy ships. The coastal road is also a favorite spot for young people to check-in.
Enjoy the beautiful scenery here
Above are some of the most beloved Taipei attractions by travelers. Wishing you an incredibly exciting trip to Taipei with the destinations introduced by mytour.
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