
Information
- Themes
- Historic Sites Art and Cultural Centers Public Art
- Subject
- Family、Campus teaching
- Suggested Months for Visiting
- All year
- Phone Number
- +886-2-27239777#855
- Address
- No. 50, Songqin St., Xinyi Dist., Taipei City Taiwan, R.O.C
Opening Hours
Sunday |
open 24 hours |
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Monday |
open 24 hours |
Tuesday |
open 24 hours |
Wednesday |
open 24 hours |
Thursday |
open 24 hours |
Friday |
open 24 hours |
Saturday |
open 24 hours |
Services & Facilities
- Dinning
- Shopping
- Toilets
Transportaiton
Nearby MRT
R Tamsui-Xinyi Line Taipei 101/World Trade Center
R Tamsui-Xinyi Line Xiangshan
R Tamsui-Xinyi Line Xinyi Anhe
Instagram @taipeitravel
TripAdvisor Reviews
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619jeffry
Essendon, Australia
44 South Village a relic of yesteryear
The Xinyi Public Assemble Hall is part of the 44 South Village. The assembly hall is not all that big, it is mainly a venue for selling souvenirs. The village is a relic of the days when mainland soldiers and their families had to make do with this shoddy accommodation. It's worth a walk around. -
619jeffry
Essendon, Australia
Assembly Hall is really a museum
The Assembly Hall is a museum for the Four Four South Village, a former military encampment. It is fascinating to see how primitive the facilities were in the old days when Chiang Kai-shek and his followers first landed in Taiwan from mainland China. There are lots of illustrations and artifacts -- even a picture of the Generalissimo visiting the facility. Chiang never did retake the mainland, so the soldiers and their descendants are still here in Taiwan. -
nycplungon
Taipéi, Taiwán
Traveler type:
En familia
Taipei Then and Now
Xinyi Public Assembly Hall, or more favourably known as Si Si Nan Cun (Four-four South Village in Mandarin), is really a cool hidden attraction to supplement Taipei 101. It's conveniently located close enough to the high rise (only 10-15 min walk), but you get to experience a totally different Taipei back in the old days. The complex was built as a weapon factory at the time of Japanese rule, and later converted to soldier housing after the current government relocated to Taiwan following the defeat to communist forces on China. The site is now used as a public/community hall, but hosts sizable permanent exhibitions showing what the old days were like when the military families settled down in Taiwan, and how they have struggled accepting this new homeland while homesicking mainland. It's also a great place to capture Taipei 101, either alone or with the housing complex to present a combo of both the old and new of Taipei. Definitely a cool place for anyone to visit! -
ireneteot
Singapore
Traveler type:
En solitario
Nice chill out place away from all the shopping.
Established since 1948, This place is quite a chill-out place right smack in the city. It's a small place that used to house some workers for the Taiwanese army if I have not misunderstood. Today, this place is one for art, education, cafe and some occasional markets. If you are around Taipei 101, it is just a stroll over to this place which in mandarin is also called 四四南村 . There's an ice cream shop inside the building and I had a kumquat chocolate ice cream which was rather refreshing. Pop over! -
chen4119
Taipéi, Taiwán
Traveler type:
En solitario
Hidden historical place
Tuck behind Adidas basketball court next to Taipei 101 is a preserved neighborhood that is worth walking by to check it out. Houses in historical architecture.
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