Taipei Travel

Great building! Not only for business but also pleasure. :) there's a food hall in the basement with direct access to the MRT station. It's very convenient especially if you travel around.

Taipei doesn't have many skyscrapers that is the reason you can find blue sky anytime whole 101 is visible from far, it has many restaurants, high end shopping brands etc. a perfect place for hangout.

Taipei 101 is one of the world's tallest buildings. It dominates the Taipei skyline. You can see most of northern Taiwan from the Observatory. There is a very fast elevator to the top of the building. The shopping center has a vast array of luxury goods retailers. By the way, Taipei 101 is one of Taiwan's financial meccas.

I’ve been to a few different observation decks all over the world, and I rate this close to the top. The views are amazing, and as this was once the tallest building in the world up until recently, it almost feels as if you are looking out of an aeroplane window. There’s a massive shopping centre beneath the tower, which you have to navigate to find the entrance to the observation deck. If you are in Taipei, then definitely check out Taipei 101.

Taipei 101 Tower is Taiwan’s tallest skyscraper and was tallest building in the world between 2004-2010 with 101 stories above ground and 5 basement floors below ground. Taipei Views - The 88th and 88th floors are the Indoor Observation Deck. The Outdoor Observation Deck is on the 91st and 101st floor. Both indoor and outdoor observation decks require separate ticket. You can get great views of Taipei from all sides of the building. On the 35th floor you can get the same speculator view for the price of coffee and pastry at Starbucks. It is the only Starbucks in the world to require reservation. (We made our reservation through our hotel concierge since we didn’t spoke Mandarin language.). ((There is also a Starbuck in the basement level food level with no view.)) The Shopping Mall - At the bottom of the tall tower is a multi-level shopping mall. The mall gathered most of the expensive high end brands in clothing, jewelry, leather goods, and restaurants in the upper 5 floors. There are no bargains here. Down below, the basement level is the more interesting floor with a food court, various restaurants, gift stores, and an international grocery store. Food Court B1 - The food court on B1 floor is huge with plenty of outlets for both locally owned and several international chains. Two food purveyors have Michelin stars in their home country. Set your bags down to save the seat (like the locals) then go purchase your meal. I went to the Food Court three times during my stay. The many dishes and food presentation were always a DELIGHTFUL VIEW ... at Taipei 101 Tower.